21350 JAWS revealed!
Posted by Huw,
Here's the press release for the 58th LEGO Ideas set:
21350 JAWS
1,497 pieces, rated 18+
€149.99 / $149.99 / £129.99
Available from 3rd August at LEGO.com
Today the LEGO Group unveils the LEGO Ideas JAWS set, a brick-built diorama commemorating the infamous 1975 blockbuster movie “JAWS,” from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment.
21350 JAWS is a meticulously designed recreation of one of the most famous scenes from the film, allowing fans to relive the suspense and excitement of Spielberg's masterpiece in brick form.
Originally conceived by LEGO fan Johnny Campbell, via the LEGO Ideas community platform, the 1497-piece set captures key elements and characters from the film in LEGO minifigure form – including Police Chief Martin Brody, marine biologist Matt Hooper and sailor Sam Quint. The set also features the iconic Orca boat, with a detailed cabin with a removable roof, an adjustable boom and rigging, plus lots of recognisable accessories, such as a revolver, compass, fishing rod, harpoon, spear, and the yellow barrels that were pivotal to the plot.
The set can be placed on a brick-built seawater base with the JAWS LEGO shark model attacking the Orca boat which includes a printed tile with Chief Brody’s famous line “You’re gonna need a bigger boat” to complete this nostalgic and playful centrepiece. Alternatively, the Shark can be displayed separately from the boat, on its own stand.
Speaking about how he approached the design for the set, fan designer Johnny Campbell, reveals: "JAWS is my favourite film of all-time, so I really wanted to recreate it in LEGO bricks. LEGO building has always been a part of my life in some shape or form, but in order to get all the finer details, I actually freeze-framed JAWS as I watched it so that I could catch a glimpse of the finer details, taking notes as I went along.
"It is just mind-blowing that my design is now an official LEGO set. I can't wait to stand in a LEGO shop looking at the shelves and seeing a set that I have been involved with and watching someone buying it. It’s every LEGO fan’s dream!”
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Oh that’s so cute, I love it!
I was expecting it to be, like, $200. $150 ain't bad!
Glad we get a full shark, thought briefly it was just part of it
I'm going to need a bigger shelf
If only this also came with a Fonzie minifig and ski ramp as an Easter egg.
Back to 2019 31088: Deep Sea Creatures + 31093: Riverside Houseboat for a fraction of the price.
Anyway, we delivered the bricks.
Still looks fake :)
@BD8765 said:
"I'm going to need a bigger shelf"
I'm going to need a bigger wallet
@ResIpsaLoquitur said:
"Anyway, we delivered the bricks."
You beat me to it...
Bruce!
That mini top hat as the bell on the top of the mast is very clever.
Great use of that newer Ninjago vehicle piece for Jaw's gills!
@vizzitor said:
"Bruce!
That mini top hat as the bell on the top of the mast is very clever."
That's some top hat, Harry.
This looks awesome! $150 is really good for a set I'm 2024. And I'm glad that you can remove Bruce and the Orca from the base! Might consider picking this one up!
The shark is still way too big though.
I've come to dislike those black stands. It adds almost nothing to the overall builds and inflates the price by around $30 each time. I get that it's for display on a shelf, but they could honestly sell those separately in different sizes for different sets.
I like this set otherwise though. Reminds me of the 910010 Great Fishing Boat.
@BD8765 said:
"I'm going to need a bigger shelf"
At this point I’m gonna need a bigger house…
The price per piece for this licenced set is reasonable compared to those recent Star Wars sets.
is that a new way of ball connection with the ropes?
Jaws is one of my favourite movies and his set looks way better than I could hope for :)
Good model and fair price for a licenced theme. But is it just me or does the shark kind of look too “friendly” on the front of the box? Would have loved to see a meaner looking, fearsome shark, not a cute one.
The other picture with the whole shark from a lower angle looks better though.
@iookjj said:
"is that a new way of ball connection with the ropes?"
No, that ball-joint has existed for years.
A shame the swimmer isn't included.
After a 10-year hiatus, *this* is the set that will finally get me to dip my toe back in the LEGO waters again. It's just so irresistibly charming.
That shark looks too cute to be a dead-eyed killer
The whole thing is so characterful and this is easily the best fishing boat ever done by Lego. What a refreshing release.
€149.99!
For that you get the head, the tail, the stand, the whole damn thing!
;-)
@tedgarb said:
"Oh that’s so cute, I love it!"
I've never heard Bruce the killer great white from Jaws described as 'cute'. It runs contra to everything that is actually cute - puppy dogs, flowers, silly cat memes ...killer sharks? I think I'm getting a headache just trying to rationalize this. It's like saying 'The latter statement is false, but the former statement is true' or 'what is the sound of one hand clapping' or even 'how many angels can dance on the head of a pin'.
...I think I need an aspirin or two.
My youngest says it's a beautiful shark and a very detailed boat!
Think we're gonna have to save for it.
Do I see strings with a ball at the end? Is that a new piece?
Edit: It is not, it was used in 2016 and 2019 in a lot of city fire department sets.
@Opticus86 said:
"Good model and fair price for a licenced theme. But is it just me or does the shark kind of look too “friendly” on the front of the box? Would have loved to see a meaner looking, fearsome shark, not a cute one.
The other picture with the whole shark from a lower angle looks better though."
Unfortunately the perception that sharks like the great white are just deadly killing machines has lead to the merciless hunting and near extinction of many species.
@Murdoch17 said:
" @tedgarb said:
"Oh that’s so cute, I love it!"
I've never heard Bruce the killer great white from Jaws described as 'cute'. It runs contra to everything that is actually cute - puppy dogs, flowers, silly cat memes ...killer sharks? I think I'm getting a headache just trying to rationalize this. It's like saying 'The latter statement is false, but the former statement is true' or 'what is the sound of one hand clapping' or even 'how many angels can dance on the head of a pin'.
...I think I need an aspirin or two."
Did they say that they were looking for a set 100% like the film complete with a terrifying shark? No, they didn't say that. There is no contradiction. Don't take too many aspirin.
@RoboticJesus said:
" @Murdoch17 said:
" @tedgarb said:
"Oh that’s so cute, I love it!"
I've never heard Bruce the killer great white from Jaws described as 'cute'. It runs contra to everything that is actually cute - puppy dogs, flowers, silly cat memes ...killer sharks? I think I'm getting a headache just trying to rationalize this. It's like saying 'The latter statement is false, but the former statement is true' or 'what is the sound of one hand clapping' or even 'how many angels can dance on the head of a pin'.
...I think I need an aspirin or two."
Did they say that they were looking for a set 100% like the film complete with a terrifying shark? No, they didn't say that. There is no contradiction. Don't take too many aspirin."
...I was being funny.
Day 1 purchase for me, GWP or no GWP.
I wish I could but I'm not gonna get this set. None the less, it's a beautiful set.
$200 over here, these prices are getting ridiculous.
I like the 'Bruce' model (except for the tail, it looks wrong), but I'm only interested in that.
Am I the only one who doesn't understand the weird shape of the tail fin?
Can I safely assume this is the first Roy Scheider minifig? That's the most appealing thing about this set for me. I kind of have a rule against buying sets that are purely for display and can't be made part of a larger scene, but this might challenge that.
Also would have loved to see a Narragansett can somewhere.
The shark looks too friendly and not menacing at all.
It looks like a dolphin hopping along with the boat.
Not a set I'd likely buy, but I quite like it!
That said, we're gonna need a bigger base, as it is easily the weakest part of the set. Also, it would have been cool if you could also recreate the final scene (without completely MOCcing it).
Price seems a bit high, though certainly not as bad as some other recent sets.
It looks lovely, just perfect.
I like how the logo-and-quote tiles make it a pretty nice match for 77015 : Temple of the Golden Idol and all the Star Wars dioramas. I think I’ll get it and put them all together in a big Lucas & Spielberg display. Maybe I should try to see if I can get comparable things for American Graffiti and Close Encounters of the Third Kind through Ideas…
Oooh oooh is it my turn to do the thing where I say I have no interest in this property and mumble grudgingly about it being a parts pack or fitting into a medieval scene?
Seriously, I've never seen Jaws, but what a neat little diorama. I can't decide if I like the boat overhaging or not. And who doesn't want to display half a shark on a stick?
Are those ropes ending in ball joints? Is that a new piece?
@LegoMKB:
Except the gills open in the wrong direction.
@iookjj:
You mean on the stays?
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=bb683pb01
Hadn't run across that before. Didn't realize they'd updated the fishing pole, either.
@LukeSkywalker:
The shark finning industry is responsible for the massive number of sharks killed annually. Many places that have large shark populations have turned to shark-tourism, making the sharks a resource to be preserved.
@Rabrickzel:
I believe flying sharks were covered during Shark Week, in either 2013 or 2014.
@Blondie_Wan:
Alternately, you could go with 1989 Batman and Home Alone, as there was a point in time when those, along with the SW trilogy, the Indiana Jones trilogy, E.T., and Jaws, were the top ten grossing films of all time.
@PurpleDave said:
" @Blondie_Wan:
Alternately, you could go with 1989 Batman and Home Alone, as there was a point in time when those, along with the SW trilogy, the Indiana Jones trilogy, E.T., and Jaws, were the top ten grossing films of all time."
One could! But I’m more interested in classic Lucas / Spielberg…
… as well as Lucasfilm generally. I’m probably the only person here who’d totally be up for comparable display-oriented sets (or, well, any LEGO sets, really) from Howard the Duck, Labyrinth, Twice Upon a Time, Tucker: The Man and His Dream, Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, Red Tails, and Maniac Mansion.
Looks great! Very nice display. Minifigs and shark are perfect. I'm surprised about the price--I thought it was gonna be more expensive.
I really like the way they've handled having a full model of the shark that also fits smoothly into the diorama. The ship's details are also impressive! I'm not a fan of the movie, but the separate components would make splendid displays in other situations....
Been waiting for this since it was out, and for me it does not disappoint! Great looking boat, shark and base. I’ll have to modify the Stranger Things Chevy into Brody’s vehicle - shouldn’t be too difficult…
@LukeSkywalker said:
" @Opticus86 said:
"Good model and fair price for a licenced theme. But is it just me or does the shark kind of look too “friendly” on the front of the box? Would have loved to see a meaner looking, fearsome shark, not a cute one.
The other picture with the whole shark from a lower angle looks better though."
Unfortunately the perception that sharks like the great white are just deadly killing machines has lead to the merciless hunting and near extinction of many species.
"
Absolutely. That sadly is true for real life and a sad and important fact. I’m totally against hunting of endangered species.
But I was comparing it to the movie “Jaws” here, which this set is based on and where the shark actually is portrayed as a deadly killing machine. He doesn’t look as menancing in the set as in the movie, therefor I would have prefered a meaner looking shark.
"No, but can I get the shark by itself for like $20?"
Cute that they made the announcement on July 4, given how large that date looms in the film.
The shark looks exactly like a Beanie Baby I have somewhere. https://th.bing.com/th?id=OIP.jxX27ZEFqeBym89n15JWHAHaHa&w=474&h=474&c=7&qlt=80&bgcl=fffffe&r=0&o=6&pid=MultiSMRSV2Source Now I can't unsee it. He wants to be cuddled.
Amazing accuracy and detail, I think this is fantastic.
@ThunderCracker81 said:
" @BD8765 said:
"I'm going to need a bigger shelf"
At this point I’m gonna need a bigger house…"
In today's economy? Fat chance.
“He’s got lifeless eyes, black eyes… like a mini-doll’s eyes…”
That shark still looks fake - Marty McFly
Awesome set though. I’m a big Spielberg fan, so this might be something to pick up down the line.
Why did LEGO call Jaws "infamous" in their press release?
Shark still looks fake.
They should've given Dreyfuss medium legs.
@MDC427 said:
"They should've given Dreyfuss medium legs."
LOL
Now that I think of it: This set should absolutely have included a sound brick. With a few quotes, but mostly just those two iconic notes....
I was always scared of this movie as a kid, so I won't be getting it.
It's cute, but not as good as the Jurassic Park/Lost Ark movie dioramas. Don't see $200 worth of Lego Display set with this one.
@PurpleDave
It is, all I’m saying is that the hunting and killing of sharks became massively popular as a direct result of Jaws being a cultural phenomenon. Spielberg himself has said that he has regrets about how Jaws inspired this perception and the resulting effects the movie has had on world shark populations.
https://parade.com/movies/why-steven-spielberg-regrets-jaws-movie
Excellent use of sausages.
@kalexicon said:
"“He’s got lifeless eyes, black eyes… like a mini-doll’s eyes…”"
The comparison doesn't work quite as well with Lego since mini-doll eyes are wider and more colorful than beady black minifigure eyes—sort of the inverse of classic doll eyes compared to human eyes.
100% day one purchase for me. One of my favourite films since I was a little kid, this looks so cool and reasonable price point
@kalexicon said:
"“He’s got lifeless eyes, black eyes… like a mini-doll’s eyes…”"
Brickheadz
@LukeSkywalker:
Oh, you mean sport fishing of sharks? Lots of publicity, for the a whiff of vapor in the bucket, compared to finning. One sport-fishing boat may go out on a day excursion and bring in one shark, while a small flotilla of finning boats come back with fins numbered in the five and six digit range, each. The more significant damage done is that people who donate to aquatic conservancy funds are less likely to do so for a group that specializes in shark conservation over just about any aquatic mammal you could name.
But there have been changes. There’s been a string of laws in the US alone, aimed at banning involvement in the shark-finning trade for US-flagged ships, because every time they pass a new law and pat themselves on the back, someone figures out the inevitable loophole and it takes years to get the next law written and passed. Shark Week has brought in the likes of Andy Casagrande and Paul Degelder, who are both vocal proponents of shark conservation (the latter of which, only after losing his hand and foot to a bull shark attack during an Australian special forces training exercise).
Doesn’t look good enough for AU$250. Shark looks too cute and not enough trans red
@PurpleDave
I don’t mean just sport fishing, I’m talking about the decimation of shark populations by man in all kinds of ways as a direct result of the movie villainising the shark in such an iconic way.
@Blondie_Wan said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @Blondie_Wan:
Alternately, you could go with 1989 Batman and Home Alone, as there was a point in time when those, along with the SW trilogy, the Indiana Jones trilogy, E.T., and Jaws, were the top ten grossing films of all time."
One could! But I’m more interested in classic Lucas / Spielberg…
… as well as Lucasfilm generally. I’m probably the only person here who’d totally be up for comparable display-oriented sets (or, well, any LEGO sets, really) from Howard the Duck, Labyrinth, Twice Upon a Time, Tucker: The Man and His Dream, Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, Red Tails, and Maniac Mansion."
LEGO Mishima is not something that has ever occurred to me before, but I now realize it’s something I very much want, especially if it came with a Paul Schrader minifig
I'd really like a version of a nearly vertical Bruce, partially underwater, with the poor swimmer balanced on his nose, a la the short video that was released. That would be a no-brainer for me. Very evocative. Very Iconic. Maybe someone could create a MOC...
@goldenguy880 said:
"Why did LEGO call Jaws "infamous" in their press release?"
"It means MORE than famous." - Lucky Day
@TheOriginalSimonB said:
"Excellent use of sausages."
Another one of those pieces Lego designers love to find creative uses for.
@LukeSkywalker said:
" @PurpleDave
I don’t mean just sport fishing, I’m talking about the decimation of shark populations by man in all kinds of ways as a direct result of the movie villainising the shark in such an iconic way."
I don’t think straight up murder-hunting of sharks really happens anymore, and least not that can be blamed on this film. Sometimes when a shark bite victim dies, the local community may start hunting until they bag _something_ that can be blamed, but that’s more about making themselves, and any potential tourists, feel safe enough to venture out in/on the water again. A lot of people may not swim in the ocean because of this, but the film has likely done as much harm as it ever will, at this point.
@PurpleDave said:
" @LukeSkywalker said:
" @PurpleDave
I don’t mean just sport fishing, I’m talking about the decimation of shark populations by man in all kinds of ways as a direct result of the movie villainising the shark in such an iconic way."
I don’t think straight up murder-hunting of sharks really happens anymore, and least not that can be blamed on this film. Sometimes when a shark bite victim dies, the local community may start hunting until they bag _something_ that can be blamed, but that’s more about making themselves, and any potential tourists, feel safe enough to venture out in/on the water again. A lot of people may not swim in the ocean because of this, but the film has likely done as much harm as it ever will, at this point."
He's right. The market for soup is what is destroying sharks. That, and long-line, bottom trawling, and giant net fishing. Also, the general decimation of prey fish stocks and reef bleaching due to global warming.
@StyleCounselor:
Ironically, a pair of malnourished orcas named Port and Starboard have done more harm to sharks in recent years than this movie has.
Definently going to need a bigger LEGO room...lol
@PurpleDave said:
" @LukeSkywalker said:
" @PurpleDave
I don’t mean just sport fishing, I’m talking about the decimation of shark populations by man in all kinds of ways as a direct result of the movie villainising the shark in such an iconic way."
I don’t think straight up murder-hunting of sharks really happens anymore, and least not that can be blamed on this film. Sometimes when a shark bite victim dies, the local community may start hunting until they bag _something_ that can be blamed, but that’s more about making themselves, and any potential tourists, feel safe enough to venture out in/on the water again. A lot of people may not swim in the ocean because of this, but the film has likely done as much harm as it ever will, at this point."
It does happen. I suggest you try William Mckeever's Emperors of the Deep for a horrifying and uncensored look at what happens during sports fishing competitions where sharks are targeted. Culls are also often implemented if a shark "attack" or death happens on a coastline, depending on political pressure.
Another good Ideas set at a good price. I like it. The movie made a great deal of emotions and impressions on me as a kid. The minifigs really, really look like the actors
So cool that they made a LEGO set of The Deepening. "Mechanical shark fin soup!"
@StyleCounselor said:
" @goldenguy880 said:
"Why did LEGO call Jaws "infamous" in their press release?"
"It means MORE than famous." - Lucky Day"
No! It means being famous for something bad.
It's like notorious.
I’m just pointing out that Jaws had an undeniably profound affect on the public’s psyche and view of sharks that (directly or indirectly) lead to a catastrophic decimation of their populations in the years following its release. Modern day overfishing and climate change remain the biggest contemporary threats to their survival.
@Feroz said:
" @StyleCounselor said:
" @goldenguy880 said:
"Why did LEGO call Jaws "infamous" in their press release?"
"It means MORE than famous." - Lucky Day"
No! It means being famous for something bad.
It's like notorious."
he was quoting a movie - three amigos
Cute dolphin ;)
Anyways, the set looks really good, and for a pretty good price! Definitely gonna grab is some time
I have a soft spot for Lego sharks.
@derek1974 said:
" @Feroz said:
" @StyleCounselor said:
" @goldenguy880 said:
"Why did LEGO call Jaws "infamous" in their press release?"
"It means MORE than famous." - Lucky Day"
No! It means being famous for something bad.
It's like notorious."
he was quoting a movie - three amigos"
Would you like to kiss me on the veranda?
No, the lips would be just fine.
I like the boat, but I've never seen jaws and Im not willing to spend that much on just a boat that will go nicely with my fishing store 21310.
I like that we're getting the makings of a nice Spielberg display. I've already got 76956 Jurassic Park T.Rex breakout and 77015 Indiana Jones temple. This will round out the big three.
@xoddam said:
"I like that we're getting the makings of a nice Spielberg display. I've already got 76956 Jurassic Park T.Rex breakout and 77015 Indiana Jones temple. This will round out the big three."
Depends what you define as big 3. Spielberg's E.T., Saving Ryan, Ready Player 1, War of the Worlds all come before Jaws in box office size.
@brickwich said:
"So cool that they made a LEGO set of The Deepening. "Mechanical shark fin soup!""
"Every morning, the Hyneman people head out into San Francisco Bay, foraging for the food that will make their nightly meal. Beset upon by dangerous robotic sharks, theirs is a tenuous existence at the very edges of society." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZigahtFzeE
@SwingTop said:
" @xoddam said:
"I like that we're getting the makings of a nice Spielberg display. I've already got 76956 Jurassic Park T.Rex breakout and 77015 Indiana Jones temple. This will round out the big three."
Depends what you define as big 3. Spielberg's E.T., Saving Ryan, Ready Player 1, War of the Worlds all come before Jaws in box office size."
Depends....corrected for inflation E.T. indeed takes the top spot among his films, followed by Jurassic Park, Jaws and Raiders: https://rateyourmusic.com/list/fervent36/top-ten-spielberg-movies-adjusted-for-inflation/
Saving Private Ryan even got beaten by an Indy movie that doesn't exist....
@Loerwyn said:
"It does happen. I suggest you try William Mckeever's Emperors of the Deep for a horrifying and uncensored look at what happens during sports fishing competitions where sharks are targeted. Culls are also often implemented if a shark "attack" or death happens on a coastline, depending on political pressure."
Yes, those things do happen, but 49 years later, is it reasonable to keep blaming this one film when, say, Egypt institutes a cull to pacify the coastal communities following a brutal shark attack? That would presume that, if the same attack had happened in 1974, they would have reacted differently. And sports fishing competitions being blamed on a single movie would be like saying someone who hunts a lion in modern times must have done so because they watched The Ghost and the Darkness.
Jaws terrified the audiences of 1975. The Jaws franchise turned comically absurd, with one film even involving the shark (who somehow survived the end of the first film) chasing a boat to the Caribbean because it was bent on revenge against a single human that it knew happened to be onboard. And since then, you’ve got films ranging from The Meg to Sharknado, on top of Discovery’s Shark Week and NatGeo’s Shark Fest. Viewers may not fully understand sharks, but they’re no longer terrified of Jaws. Sharks are a huge entertainment business now. People have developed a fascination with sharks. So a very pertinent question is, how much of current shark conservation efforts owe their existence to the attention sharks gained from Jaws? Then, has that outweighed any harm that can be _DIRECTLY_ attributed to any panic caused by Jaws when it first hit theaters? And finally, how much of what is currently still happening is being erroneously blamed on a film that’s 49 years old?
@derek1974
Ah, thanks for the information. :-)
@Mica86 said:
"Why can't we just talk about lego here....why are people going off like white knights for directors and sharks.. lol.
I just came to look at bricks then talk bricks...on brickset....just saying."
I assume it’s the “commune” part of community.
But I agree, we’ve gone down a rabbit hole with @PurpleJacques and @ReefCounselor. They’re infamous for this sort of thing.
Cool display piece for the 50th anniversary of the film, like the medium set size while still having plenty of detail. Glad I had a chance to go on the ride at Universal Studies Florida before they turned it into HP world.
That tailfin looks soooooo weird,...
@yellowcastle said:
" @Mica86 said:
"Why can't we just talk about lego here....why are people going off like white knights for directors and sharks.. lol.
I just came to look at bricks then talk bricks...on brickset....just saying."
I assume it’s the “commune” part of community.
But I agree, we’ve gone down a rabbit hole with @PurpleJacques and @ReefCounselor . They’re infamous for this sort of thing."
Watch it. You're not just baitin' the hook. You're chumming the water!
Done-dunt... done-dunt... done-dunt, done-dunt, Done-Dunt, DONE-DUNT!
I watch waaaaaay too many nature shows. It's how I wind down at night.
Edit: you know what 'infamous' means? MORE than famous. - Lucky Day
@Mica86 said:
"Why can't we just talk about lego here....why are people going off like white knights for directors and sharks.. lol.
I just came to look at bricks then talk bricks...on brickset....just saying."
I come to hear you complain about people complaining. Not disappointed. Just say'n!
@StyleCounselor said:
" @Mica86 said:
"Why can't we just talk about lego here....why are people going off like white knights for directors and sharks.. lol.
I just came to look at bricks then talk bricks...on brickset....just saying."
I come to hear you complain about people complaining. Not disappointed. Just say'n!"
If you start licking tears and serving sloppy joes, I'm calling the cops.
@PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor said:
" @Mica86 said:
"Why can't we just talk about lego here....why are people going off like white knights for directors and sharks.. lol.
I just came to look at bricks then talk bricks...on brickset....just saying."
I come to hear you complain about people complaining. Not disappointed. Just say'n!"
If you start licking tears and serving sloppy joes, I'm calling the cops."
At Dirty Dick's and Sloppy Joe's
We drank our liquor straight,
Some went upstairs with Margery,
And some, alas, with Kate;
All these years, and I never knew Quint's first name was Sam.
some custom minifigures and it's the ORKA from Gorillaz' Plastic Beach
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81J-MU1-IKL.jpg
@quark12000 said:
"All these years, and I never knew Quint's first name was Sam."
I'm not sure I ever consciously realized Quint wasn't his first name.
@Andrusi said:
" @quark12000 said:
"All these years, and I never knew Quint's first name was Sam."
I'm not sure I ever consciously realized Quint wasn't his first name."
Movies never go deep enough into some of the secondary characters. I always thought it was interesting that he couldn’t swim and spent a year of his youth on a backpacking tour of Mordor.
@Huw it seems the poll has become somewhat borked. I’m seeing about a dozen nonsense results such as “48943;143042;flag1” with ~2% each
Kinda expensive.
Meh
Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies...
@extremepayne said:
" @Huw it seems the poll has become somewhat borked. I’m seeing about a dozen nonsense results such as “48943;143042;flag1” with ~2% each"
I see 2 now
48943;127315
48943;297987
How many sets were made secret info...
Hearing Jaws musc dun daa dun daa
I find it hypocritical that they can do Jaws but they can’t do Friday The 13th.
@MugenLazlo said:
"I find it hypocritical that they can do Jaws but they can’t do Friday The 13th."
You got Jason and Freddy, hmmm kids and horror movies?... For a Kid friendly(almost all ages) company... Even though they have adult sets...
Jaws was rated pg though...and Freddy are way different...
How about Texas chainsaw...Massacre.