LEGO Brody clinging to the mast of a ship in a LEGO Jaws video
Summary Jaws becomes a LEGO adventure only 1.5 minutes long in a comedic reimagining. Released in 1975, Jaws is the film that largely put Steven Spielberg on the map as a filmmaker. The movie, which stars Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyfuss, follows three men who embark on a quest to hunt down a killer shark, and it has since gone down in history as one of the most important Hollywood blockbusters ever made.
The video recreates many key moments from the film, including important character introductions and a tense shark cage scene, but it does make some changes. One big change, of course, is to the movie's ending, with the LEGO version not featuring the shark being blown up in a hail of gore, but instead zipping off into the sky. Spielberg himself also makes a fun cameo in the video's final moments.
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