Who knew Jaws could be such a great metaphor for Coronavirus?

前半段強調不同角色立場對於同一件事的態度 中間小悶，後面偏動作片，整體不錯

Em português, porque é relevante: A questão com o prefeito não ouvindo o conselho de profissionais em relação a algo que está matando pessoas parece muito com a situação em que vivemos agora com o Bolsonaro e o Coronavírus. A praia trazia muito dinheiro pra cidade, então o prefeito encoraja as pessoas a irem a praia, até mesmo entrar no mar.  Outra coisa : a música nos créditos lembra muito Heal the World

This movie draws such a clear line from Hitchcock-era thrillers to the thriller suspense and horror films of the future. And it’s better than most of them.

90/100 Jaws is the blueprint for the modern blockbuster, and where I feel Spielberg really gets into his element, managing to create a terrific thriller and a fantastic monster movie. Unlike the last movie, this one is much more my speed in premise, perhaps because it's so much more simple. The central plot of people hunting a maneater shark is great in both concept and execution. The scenes of the shark attacking people are incredibly suspenseful without feeling exaggerated. The shark puppet itself was broken, malfunctioning during many scenes, but this merely forced the filmmakers to adapt, hiding the shark or hinting at it through the effect it has on its victims, as well as that iconic theme by John Williams. Ironically enough, this actually makes the shark more menacing through exploitation of trepidation until it's finally revealed in a pretty good scene about halfway through.…