I loved it and didn't know it was THAT highly regarded.

Jaws is my favorite movie.

After deep consideration, "You're gonna need a bigger boat" is still the best line in movie history. Runner up: "Game over, man! Game over!"

Jaws is my favorite film of all time. I’ve seen it about 30 times.

Jaws! Come on! That's all I have to say.

Jaws. You get me going, I can’t stop. But those scenes, they stick in your mind and, yeah, it changed you.

Have a feeling I won't be going in the ocean again this summer...#JAWS can't believe I've never seen this!

“Jaws. I love Jaws. It makes me think of the beach. I grew up at the Jersey Shore, but now we go to the Hamptons – it just has that feel, that look to it. I love the terror of not knowing what’s out there under the water. I love Shark Week on Discovery Channel for that same reason.”

That’s a terrifying, perfect movie. It’s simple and kind of perfect and beautiful. It’s early Spielberg, and it just shows … I mean, I know it was a mistake that the shark wasn’t ready, but the idea of not seeing the shark is just absolutely brilliant. It tapped into the most primal and terrifying aspects of swimming in the ocean. And the acting is great, all the characters are great. And it’s almost impossible to shoot on a boat, and yet he did it with such unbelievable mastery.

No YOU’RE tipsy and watching Jaws again!

I also love 'Jaws.' I can never turn away once it's on. I love everything about it, from the score, to the acting, to the stupid fake shark. I love it.

“A huge, brilliantly made film with rich characters and huge suspense,” as the actor rightly describes, Jaws is still seen as the greatest shark movie ever made, even almost half a century since its release.