Jaws

148 clues
Yaks
Talks
Chats
Jabbers
Chatters
Yaks away
Shark film
Vise parts
___ of life
Gum holders
Shark tale?
Shark movie
Head pieces
Shark flick
Bond bad guy
Facial bones
Waxes prolix
Chews the rag
Chews the fat
Benchley film
Vise features
Benchley book
Goes on and on
Spielberg film
Shark's assets
Benchley novel
Big fish story
Talks on and on
Facial features
Wrench features
Parts of a vise
Spielberg movie
1975 shark movie
Benchley classic
Three Oscar film
Thriller of 1975
Top film of 1975
1975 blockbuster
Dilemma metaphor
Hit film of 1975
Benchley thriller
Scare film of '75
Spielberg classic
Benchley's annuity
Shark's teeth area
1975 Spielberg hit
Shark tale of 1975
Spielberg thriller
1975 Spielberg film
Classic shark movie
1975 shark thriller
Benchley bestseller
Peter Benchley book
1975 Spielberg smash
1975 summer thriller
Benchley blockbuster
They may be crushing
Spielberg shark movie
Spielberg blockbuster
1975 shark blockbuster
Classic ocean thriller
1975 summer blockbuster
Bond baddie with a bite
Film about a mean shark
Movie with a 3-D sequel
1975 Spielberg thriller
Peter Benchley thriller
Film set on Amity Island
Horror film set in Amity
Seaside thriller of 1975
Wintersleep "___ of Life
1975's top-grossing movie
Peter Benchley bestseller
Blockbuster movie of 1975
Movie set on Amity Island
Spielberg thriller of 1975
John Williams' famous riff
Metal-mouthed Bond villain
Movie with a fearsome fish
Spielberg's shark thriller
Steel-toothed Bond villain
___ of Life (rescue device)
Top-"grossing" film of 1975
___ of Life (fireman's tool)
Thriller set on Amity Island
Crocodiles' powerful features
Movie with a mechanical shark
Spielberg movie about a shark
Top grosser before "Star Wars
Spielberg's first blockbuster
Movie about a man-eating shark
1975 movie about a killer shark
Movie about a great white shark
Classic film set on Amity Island
Film with two recognizable notes
First film released on laserdisc
First film to gross $100 million
Spielberg's 1975 seaside thriller
Spielberg's first blockbuster film
___ of Life (emergency rescue tool)
Talks a lot, perhaps about a movie?
Spielberg's first blockbuster movie
Thriller partly set aboard the Orca
Moonraker" henchman with steel teeth
You're gonna need a bigger boat" film
1975 movie with a mechanical predator
Classic film about a man-eating shark
Film with a terrifying two-note theme
Steven Spielberg's film about a shark
1975 film with a swimmer on its poster
You're gonna need a bigger boat" movie
Best Picture nominee with three sequels
Classic movie about a great white shark
Classic movie shot on Martha's Vineyard
Movie with famous "dun dun" theme music
Highest-grossing film before "Star Wars
1975 movie thriller with a sequel in 3-D
1975 thriller filmed on Martha's Vineyard
Classic thriller about a man-eating shark
Thriller set in the seaside town of Amity
1975 blockbuster about a great white shark
Thriller shot largely on Martha's Vineyard
Henchman first seen in "The Spy Who Loved Me
1975 Spielberg film about a great white shark
1975 thriller that takes place on Amity Island
Classic film shot largely on Martha's Vineyard
Film in which Peter Benchley played a reporter
Steven Spielberg film about a man-eating shark
1975 thriller shot largely on Martha's Vineyard
___ of Life (emergency responder's cutting tool)
1975 thriller with a famous scar-comparing scene
It reportedly had an impact on beachgoers in 1975
1975 thriller that took a big bite at the box office
Awesome parts of a Museum of Natural History display
Film with the line "You're gonna need a bigger boat.
Novel whose working title was "The Summer of the Shark
1975 film with the line "You're gonna need a bigger boat
1975 blockbuster whose main character was nicknamed Bruce
Whence comes the misquote "We're gonna need a bigger boat
1975 hit movie with the line "You're gonna need a bigger boat
1975 film whose main character was nicknamed "Bruce" by the crew
Classic film with the tagline "You'll never go in the water again
Movie with an iconic theme that starts with two alternating notes
Film with a distinctive alternating two-note sequence in its score
Blockbuster that takes place in the fictional vacation town of Amity
1975 movie that was the highest-grossing of all time until "Star Wars
White Zombie "Soul-crusher, pulling closer like the blue steel ___ of hell
1975 film that Pauline Kael said "may be the most cheerfully perverse scare movie ever made
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