
Four years have gone by
since that terrible incident with the
great white terrorising locals on the
Island beach in Amity and people think
that things are back to normal. Mayor
Larry (Murray Hamilton) is welcoming
developer Len Peterson (Joseph Mascolo)
and his new resort to Amity.
Many of the people are surfing,
waterskiing and scuba diving at the
beach.
However, the Police Chief named Martin
Brody (Roy Scheider) who survived and
killed that great white is still cringing
that there's another one in the water
somewhere.
His oldest son Mike (Mark Gruner) is
going through his teenage phase and hangs
out with his friends by going out
sailing.
Suddenly a bunch of people are attacked
and getting killed by a new great white
in the area and Martin tries to keep his
son away from the beach by trying to keep
him busy with other work.
One morning Mike sneaks out with his
younger brother Sean (Marc Gilpin) to go
sailinjg with his friends.
Some of Mike's friends become a victim
for the great white and suddenly Sean and
Mike's other friends are trapped and
being terrorised.

Lots of sequel
don't meet up to the first one and
nowhere is good.
Although this doesn't really meet up to Spielberg's
orginal it's still very good and
clever too.
Lots of great action in the film with the
great white which will keep you glued to
the set.
Also, watch the shark attack a
helicopter. It's insane!

The acting is very
good but not as good as in the first
film.
Lots of young actors perform in the film
as they all do well being typical
teenagers.
A supporting actress is great when she is
found hiding in the boat after a shark
attack screaming SHARK! to the people who
found her.
Of course Roy Scheider is still
marvellous like in the previous film.

Jeannot Szwarc
doesn't mweet up to Spielberg
but of course not many can.
He still does a fine job. Especially the
camera shot of the shark swallowing up a
person skiboarding in the water and has
excellent shots of the shark circling and
attacking the people it has cornered in
the middle of the ocean.
He directed terrific reactions to people
when they are attacked too.

John Williams is
back once again with his classical
composing for this one as the film would
never be the same without him. Nuff said.

Mrs.
Taft: Good morning. Selling some more
of the good life?
Ellen Brody: Oh, yeah... Piece of
this, piece of that - it all adds up.
Mrs. Taft: Your husband's been
here all morning. What's he doing?
Ellen Brody: His job.
Ellen
Brody: That's your third smoke
already!
Martin Brody: [complacent]
Good coffee...
Ellen Brody: Try a donut.
Andy
Williams: Did your mom put all this
together?
Mike Brody: Yeah, it's her job.
Andy Williams: Did she make the
punch?
Mike Brody: No.
Andy Williams: [throwing it
back in the bowl] Good, it's
terrible!
Martin
Brody: Oh, Hendricks, good! Right
this way. Excuse us, please. I want you
to come in here and, er, check out this
908.
Hendricks: What the hell's a 908?
I've never heard of a 908!
Martin Brody: 908 means get me
outta there!
Phil
Fogarty: I can't watch a ball game
anymore, I can't watch the news anymore!
I can't even watch a movie! All I hear is
that damn kid and his damn radio going
"Breaker, Breaker, Breaker"!
Martin Brody: Well, I'll see what
I can do, but remember, it's under
federal jurisdiction.
Phil Fogarty: So call the FBI!
Mayor
Larry Vaughn: Brody is riding his
tower.
Len Peterson: Oh, shit!
Tina
Wilcox: ...Now I'm getting black and
blue marks all over my butt, and my moms
starting to get uptight about them!
[looking
for a dance]
Timmy: Who are you going to ask
next?
Doug: Tina Wilcox.
Timmy: Ed's girlfriend... You're
crazy!
Doug: It doesn't hurt to ask.
Sometimes the most beautiful girls are
the loneliest.
Timmy: That's a crock of shit!
Timmy: I know!
Martin
Brody: Better check the bite radius.
Dr. Elkins: The what?
Martin Brody: The shape of the
mouth...
Dr. Elkins: Whales mouth?
Martin Brody: Shark's mouth.
Dr. Elkins: What shark?
Martin Brody: The shark that did
this.
Dr. Elkins: We don't know that, do
we?
Martin Brody: But we're here to
find out!
Dr. Elkins: And we will.
Hendricks: I can't hear you if
you're going to whisper!
Martin
Brody: I mean, it's obvious that a
big fish took a bite out of... this big
fish.
Dr. Elkins: This is a mammal. Not
a fish.
Martin Brody: Don't quibble with
me! Is it a shark bite or isn't it?
Dr. Elkins: Possibly. Again, this
is a killer whale, wouldn't have to be a
shark a considerable size.
Martin
Brody: You don't have to worry about
being sued or being ruined if this turns
out to be what I think it is, because
there won't be anybody here!
Martin
Brody: But I'm telling you, and I'm
telling everybody at this table that
that's a shark! And I know what a shark
looks like, because I've seen one up
close. And you'd better do something
about this one, because I don't intend to
go through that hell again!
Martin
Brody: That boat's gonna take you in.
Where the hell are they?
Hendricks: About ten degrees off
your starboard bow. You take...
Martin Brody: Don't give me that
shit, point!
Martin
Brody: I think we've got another
shark problem.
Mayor Larry Vaughn: Are you
serious?
Martin Brody: You bet I'm serious.
Len
Peterson: Brody, this is nothing!
Seaweed, mud, something on the lens...
Martin Brody: Lens my ass!
Len Peterson: You're damn right
it's your ass!
Helicopter
Pilot: That you, Brody?
Martin Brody: Listen, did you have
a fix on those kids yet?
Helicopter Pilot: Negative - I'm
still down.
Martin Brody: Well, you'd better
get the hell up because, I'm out here all
alone!
[after
Brody has been fired]
Martin Brody: Maybe they're
right... I'm tired... I'm tired... Too
damn tired...
Ellen Brody: Too damn drunk.
That's what you are, too damn drunk.
[Hendricks
and Red are dragging the ocean in the
police launch]
Red: We've been over this a dozen
times.
Hendricks: I know, I know!
Red: How much longer?
Hendricks: Until we find
something!
Red: But I'm cold, bored...
Hendricks: You're bored!
[the
launch snags a power line]
Red: Oh, shit! Drop it!
Hendricks: Wh- What is it?
Red: Drop it! It's a power line!
Hendricks: Oh, terrific!
[as
the shark approaches Brody]
Martin Brody: Alright, you big
bastard! Come On! I've got something for
ya' now! That's it! Attaboy, come one!
Right over here!
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