The 1975 movie Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, and Quentin Tarantino called “the greatest ever”
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Matt Damon, Emily Blunt and Quentin Tarantino have each praised Steven Spielberg’s 1975 film *Jaws*, with Tarantino calling it “the greatest movie ever made”. Their admiration highlights the film’s lasting impact and the way its suspense, performances and focus on human relationships helped make it a landmark of popular cinema.
Damon described *Jaws* as a terrifying, near-perfect film, praising the decision to keep the shark out of sight and the characters’ performances. Blunt said it was her favourite film and that she had watched it about 30 times, while Tarantino distinguished it as the greatest “movie”, even if not necessarily the greatest “film”. The article credits the film’s resonance to Spielberg’s visceral storytelling as well as its memorable shark.
- Tarantino calls *Jaws* the greatest movie ever made.
- Damon praises its suspense and unseen shark.
- Blunt says she has watched it about 30 times.