Jaws [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray] [1975]

Excellent quality on the 4K disc over a standard Blu-ray edition. You will see, hear and feel a difference. Many times an older film like Jaws doesn't really look all that great in 4K. But not with this edition. They took much time and energy to make it have the look and sound of a new release. So, that's why you should get this one. Here's why you should pick up a steelbook copy of anything from Best Buy at curbside or in store: They ship steelbook editions in a bubble envelope. No cardboard slats on each side, no bubble pack. This won't be very cool if Grandpa's heavy Betamax is getting shipped right beside it, and lands on it. It could really be damaged easy with what they use to ship.

Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster masterpiece has never looked better. Sublime 4k restoration! This is the definitive release of JAWS and a must own. The simple, clean SteelBook design is gorgeous as well.

There is zero need for reviewing such an epic film. Fact: My family watches Jaws as an annual tradition while on vacation at the beach. You’re welcome.

a must get if you love jaws or wanna see it the best its looked for the first time. A+ art.

I already had Jaws 2, Jaws 3, & Jaws: The Revenge so we needed to get this classic Jaws to complete ore collection/

Jaws still holds up way past its prime made even more so by the brilliant blu Ray transfer.

This review is only for the package. Please beware that the steelcase doesn’t include the booklet. The picture is spectacular!

The true mark of greatness in a motion picture is its rewatchability and this film is as great now as it was when released in theaters in 1975. John William's score is legendary and instantly recognizable.The music for this film is astounding and perfectly sets the mood of every scene. Though it was hyped as a horror movie it's really an adventure drama as 3 very different characters come together to hunt a great white shark that's terrorizing a fictional New England resort island of amity. All the actors were fantastic from Roy Schieder in the lead role as police chief Brodie to Murray Hamilton as the smarmy mayor who only see's $ and not public saftey. Dreyfuss was the weak link of the 3 leads,but,he actually did pretty good in this as Matt Hooper the oceanographic institute shark expert brought in by Brodie to verify the obvious. It is now that I mention what makes this movie great and not just very good,Robert Shaw as Quint. His character is larger than life and he dominates every scene he's in,it is a performance so grand so mesmerizing and ultimately so memorable that I often forgot about the shark.lol There is a scene in this film near the end,that imo,remains both magical and heartbreaking and I'm referring to the USS Indianapolis speech Quint gives explaining to Brodie and Hooper(and the audience)the real life events of its sinking and the gruesome week long shark attacks that occurred to the men in the ocean. It is the films scariest moment,it involves no gore,no jump scares,or cgi effects,simply a great actor delivering the greatest monologue in cinema history. I don't know what histories greatest film is,its a subjective judgement but,clearly Jaws is amongst them.