00:00This was Sid Sheinberg's mandate for me.
00:03He said, find a way to kill the shark a different way.
00:0840 years later, here we are talking about Jaws of Revenge,
00:11which I did not expect.
00:12It's heartwarming that people are still interested in this.
00:15I think part of the fun of it is that you sort of watch it again.
00:17You go, yeah, it's not that bad.
00:19You see things in it that you didn't notice before.
00:21I'm sure when they all sat down and said, let's do it again,
00:24you know, they all thought it would do well.
00:26I don't think they were trying to make something that, well,
00:28oh, let's make a cult classic that connects years later.
00:31I could call all the shots, hire the writer, hire the crew,
00:35do everything. It was my baby.
00:37How do you walk away from something like that?
00:39The shark that roared.
00:41I don't know what a shark roar would sound like.
00:43The only thing better than the shark roaring
00:45is if they added a sound effect of a fart.
00:47I don't think I've ever seen reports of sharks going like this.
00:51I bet you didn't realize that sharks could roar.
00:53That's a little known fact. They can.
00:54Giving the shark a little roar was giving them a little something,
00:57a little extra something.
00:59They're known as the Lion of the Seas, right?
01:02I think the roar was just an additional distraction
01:05or something to sort of mumble it all together
01:09so that it looks like the climax of a film.
01:12He conquered his own biology and uttered a noise.
01:14They shouldn't have stabbed that miraculous shark.
01:16They should have took him on tour.
01:18You
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