I am already planning a Jaws fest with my eldest daughter, Storm, who also loves Jaws, she has yet to see Jaws 2, and so it is going to be great to watch the first one on Blu Ray and the second one on DVD. The cover shows the logos and the the title card of the spine the logo is shown on the front along with a shark rising up above a naked lady. Following the picture restoration, Universal Studios Sound team up-mixed the iconic Jaws Soundtrack to DTS-HD Master 7. You get one disc in a Blu-ray Amaray, alongside an Ultraviolet code that is probably long expired by now.

Theres a lot of behind the scenes footage, and discussion about Spielberg being so young and relatively unknown. Video Timeline: Users can easily bring up the video timeline, allowing them to instantly access any point in the film. Universal’s Blu-ray carries over most of everything found on the previous DVD and laserdisc editions, starting with a collection of deleted scenes and outtakes. But more than 35 years later it's still hard to fathom how it all came together and how a classic was born from such terrible, wicked conditions.Spielberg worked very closely with Verna Fields to ensure viewers never see too much of the shark, which the crew affectionately named "Bruce," and realize how funnily shoddy it actually looks. While there's probably very few fans who would want to see a CG'ed version of Jaws, it would have been wonderful to see this test footage in some kind of a featurette -- something that would also reiterate Spielberg's firm anti-tinkering stance. It’s not until the end, when the shark tries to break through the boat, where I felt the track goes a little overboard with all sorts of objects crashing about, the track’s volume levels reaching incredibly high levels, and so on. This segment focusses more on the marketing and pre-release draws the comparative successes of the Book and the Movie. The rears often come alive with discrete atmospherics of the beach, ocean and the chatter of tourists flooding Amity.

T. the Extra-Terrestrial,' which evolved into a distinctively refined aesthetic in ' Schindler's List' and 'Munich' — but it's one hell of a prelude of things to come from such a young filmmaker. I went on to read Jaws 2 by Hank Searle and that was even better than the sequel movie, (I recommend it).Jaws Archives (HD) — An amusing collection of storyboards, production photos and promotional art showing the lighthearted humor shared by all involved. I don’t know if Universal have assaulted this release with DNR, but it certainly doesn’t tell when it comes to detail, skin tones, and the quality of the presentation.