The The 1975 in the New England Beach Town of Amity Island, a group of young people are drinking and

partying on the beach. A young couple sneak off together to go and have a late night ocean swim.

Where are we going? Swimming. She takes all of her clothes off and dives into the water,

unaware that something else is lurking beneath the surface.

Soon enough, she's attacked, mauled and dragged back and forth by an unknown predator.

Something big, powerful and aggressive. While the premise of this 1975 Shark Attack movie Jaws is fairly simple, A great white shark starts attacking people and must be hunted and destroyed.

The making of this movie was anything but. A young up and coming filmmaker called Stephen Spielberg was given the job by

universal pictures of adapting Peter Benchley's hit novel, but ended up running

over three times over budget and 100 days over schedule.

Plaged with technical problems,

Jaws could have been a complete failure,

and Spielberg's career could have easily ended there and then.

But the film was finished and when it was finally released

audiences couldn't get enough.

From a budget of $9 million, it went on to make over $470 million domestically,

making it one of the biggest grossing movies of all time and basically creating the summer blockbuster.

Spielberg proved himself to be one of the most talented filmmakers in the world after overcoming

so many technical hurdles and somehow still managing to create

something truly special, a movie that perfectly straddles the tropes of swashbuckling

adventure movies for all the family with monster movie horror, a movie

that worked so perfectly as a popcorn thrill ride, but one that scared audiences so much that even to this day nearly 50 years on people

around the world are scared to go into the ocean as a result of this movie. Join me as we continue

...