Bruce, the terrifying shark from Jaws, was built to be massive. Unfortunately, his size may be what separates him from real Great White Sharks.

Jaws 3-D takes a sharp turn away from the original Jaws films, not just in quality, but also in casting. None of the original ...

The largest tagged great white shark in the Atlantic Ocean has made its way into New England waters, making its way up from ...

No, a white shark like the one in "Jaws," can't grow to 25 feet, according to Nick Whitney, PhD, the senior scientist and chair of the Fisheries Science and Emerging Technologies department at the ...

The largest were roughly 60 feet in length and possibly weighed up to 50 tons, the size and weight of a railroad car. Fun fact: Its scientific name "Carcharocles megalodon" translates to "Big toothed ...

The 'Jaws' shark was 20 feet long in the book and 25 feet long in the movie. Could a shark this big be swimming off Georgia's shore?

The rogue shark theory dials up to 11 in “Jaws 2,” “Jaws 3D” and “Jaws: The Revenge.” Each of these films shares a common theme, bookended by a marine biologist telling Brody in ...

Jaws 3 was not a big hit back in 1983. Yet at the same time, it posted the second-biggest opening weekend numbers of that year, right between fellow threequels Return of the Jedi and Superman III ...

Jaws: The Revenge is often cited as one of the worst movies ever made. The movie is so bad that, along with Superman IV: The Quest for Peace and Batman & Robin, it makes a compelling case that all ...

The Gist: Jaws 3 is soft-retconned out in this Brody-centric sequel, which finds Ellen Brody (Lorraine Gary) still living on Amity, mourning the death of her husband (from a heart-not-shark, attack).

Sharks in movies, name a better duo. The fascination with sharks onscreen has captured the public consciousness since roughly around 1956 when the first proper shark story on film, "The Shark ...