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this movie is rated PG for graphic violence disturbing images suggestive innuendos and language
PARENTS GUIDE:
SUGGESTIVE CONTENT: (Mild)
quite a few innuendos.
a woman goes skinny dipping cleavage is shown but no nudity.
VIOLENCE AND GORE (Moderate)
A man's severed head appears in the hull of a sunken boat. One of his eye sockets is empty. Quite gruesome.
A teenage girl's hand, missing one finger, turns up on the beach. There is no blood.
A man investigates a corpse. He gives a graphic description of how she was killed by the shark.
Brody shoots at the shark. Many bloody bullet holes are seen in the shark as blood trails in the water.
A man looks at pictures of shark victims that have chunks of flesh missing. The skin is healed up around the wounds in one picture, but it is still rather gruesome.
At the beginning, a teenage girl is attacked by a shark, and after a few disturbing screams, we see blood in the water.
A grieving mother slaps a man whom she thinks is responsible for her child being attacked and killed by the shark.
Quint slides into Jaws' mouth. Jaws chomps down on his waist and blood fills the water. There is a close up of him being chomped repeatedly as blood fills the water and wounds open up on his body. Blood erupts from his mouth and he is fully consumed by the shark. A large pool of blood is left in the water, and the shark's mouth is covered in blood (this is probably the most graphic scene of the movie definitely not for younger viewers)
After Quint is devoured by the shark, whenever the creature appears, chunks of flesh can be seen stuck in its teeth.
A boy is attacked while swimming. Blood spurts and bubbles everywhere, clouding the water in red.
A shark is killed. It has blood all over its mouth. Later, its stomach is cut open and lots of white fluid spills out. A man pulls fish, a licence plate, and other items out as well.
Quint tells some disturbing and violent stories about people who were killed by sharks. He speaks of them being ripped in half and torn to pieces.
A shark's head is blown up. It is full of blood and chunks of flesh. The shark's head is blown to bits, and pieces of it fly everywhere and, along with its mangled corpse, sink to the bottom of the ocean.
PROFANITY: (Mild)
9 uses of Jesus
The BD word is said one use of the a word one use of the b word a few uses of the s word
DRINKING SMOKING DR*GS: (Mild)
Brody the main character smokes
People are shown drinking.
Three men sit around in a boat drinking and begin to appear drunk.
People are shown smoking.
FRIGHTENING AND INTENSE SCENES (Severe)
Some scenes with the shark are disturbing.
This movie is highly known to have made many people stay out of the water during its original release.
The music score by John Williams is just as scary if not more scary than Jaws itself.
There are several scenes of surprising fright - for example, a diver is examining a damaged boat and while looking into an underwater hole in the hull, a severed head appears.
The scenes with the shark are usually very intense and disturbing.
A man's dog goes missing, as he is playing with him on a crowded beach that is being monitored by beach patrol for a possible shark in the area. The man calls the dog repeatedly, only to see the stick the dog was playing fetch with, bobbing in the waves. It is assumed that the dog was consumed by the shark.
A mother let's her son go out in the water for a few minutes and we skip a few minutes and we see through the shark's eye as he heads for the boy and eats him
At the start of the movie, Christie is eaten by the shark while skinny dipping. She is seen being pulled down by the shark a few times until she went down and never came up.
This film has great intensity, and where Brody climbs up the sinking ship, the shark gets very close to him. This scene is extremely intense.
Quint's death scene is very disturbing as he slides in the sharks mouth and the animal chomps down on him. He screams and gargles on his own blood with Chief Brody watching in horror.