In 1975, Spielberg’s first feature film, Jaw’s was the first summer blockbuster ever while being the top grossing movie of year by almost 3-1 with $484,351,938. Just think about what those dollars translate in today’s world.
It scared people so much, they refused to go to in the water.
Jaws became a cultural icon. Its influence has stretched from the movie theater, to summer picnics, to barrooms, subways, haystack rides, barbecues, beaches, oceans, television, and so on.
Even the greatest film critic ever, Pauline Kale was wowed by the film:
