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I loved both as a kid but Jaws was scarier, I remember jumping when Gardner's head appeared in the hole in the boat. I still like J2 a lot. I think there'a a lot to like but it just isn't Jaws.

Glad to see that I'm not the only one who likes Revenge more than 3, even if slightly. Out of all the deaths in 2, I like Eddie's the most. I still cringe when he hits the boat! RIP Gary Dubin (1959-2016)

With movies being released on home video, I only see new releases in the Theatre. I would love to see classic movies on the big screen but don't because I already own them. Also, those Fathom Event showings are only on days that i can't go, busy those days.

I got to see Jaws on the big screen when it was re-released in theatres in 1979. I saw Jaws 2 first, the year before.

I feel the cast of Jaws 4 did better with what they had to work with (and was more appealing) than the cast of Jaws 3. All of whom had been better elsewhere. I find it easier to sit through Jaws 4.

I actually prefer 4 over 3. Jaws 4 has better cinematography and I like the cast and their characters more.

Jaws 3 tried to out do this kill when Simon McCorkindale's character is swallowed whole and we see this happen from within the shark. It's no where near as effective as Marge's death. I know the shark doesn't actually leap but it did come out of the water more that it usually did in the movies...

Yeah, That's what I liked about the scene but he went in. I still think they should have taken precautions after the events of the first movie, even if Brody's evidence was circumstantial. What you say makes sense though.

I like Scheider and the rest of the cast. While we didn't know a lot about the kids, the actors did a good job of making them interesting and likable. I like that Ellen Brody was given more to do this time, other than being a Mom. The music, cinematography and sets were good too. The scene...