Horror contest: Tiburon 1 by @jhellenmjgr

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Hello @steemstudioscommunity:
_Shark. This movie in 1981 was the one that for a long time prevented me from spending hours and hours of fun I was 5 years old when I saw it for the first time, during my childhood family trips to the beach for almost 5 years it was a torment to go because alone, to imagine that a huge fish like the shark existed in the sea and was capable of devouring men, women and children, For me the very idea paralyzed me with fear and with my cousins and older brothers and sisters telling me that not only sharks existed in the sea, that there were more animals and many bigger than sharks, such as whales or giant octopuses and squids, not to mention snakes and poisonous fish, in addition to the stories and legends of the sea, mythological or Nordic stories and legends of so many animals, monsters, and sea beings if the movie shark was for me like receiving the blow of a stone at the speed of sound in my childish mind imagine listening to the other horrors about the great seas of the world, I was almost about to not even see the sea in pictures and it all started because I wanted to see a horror movie with my sister for the first time, she rented this movie in something similar to the blockbuster here in my country Venezuela, thinking it was not so scary and almost ended up sending me to a psychologist hehehe, given my great terror for the sea and its monsters, and believe me for a child to see people being devoured by the shark was . .. I have no words to describe that moment especially when the shark devours the fisherman and ex-military #matthooper that part to see how it devours him while he desperately tries to get out of the jaws of the shark while this huge fish tears the flesh with its huge triangular teeth sawing moving its body from left to right to tear, tear apart, and even break bones, to then swallow each torn piece and then go on again until leaving nothing but crumbs for the small fish and birds, to describe that part now being an adult is to remember that movie and of course I am no longer afraid of "the movie" but even if the shark especially the great white shark which was the species of shark used for the movie yes especially because sharks and the same sea that they inhabit is very dangerous, the sea has so many animals, myths, stories, legends, and by far the greatest mysteries and personally we must fear and respect, the white shark is the largest living carnivore among the shark family, but there is another giant shark alive but only eats plankton which is the great whale shark and is very harmless and there was the famous Megalodon the largest shark of all time and that was in his time the dinosaur killer, for many extinct, but as has happened with many species of animals in the world that were believed extinct and it was not so today there is video and photos about the Megalodon and I wonder if the existing sharks are already scary imagine a huge white shark between 15 and 20 meters in length! .

Date of release: June 20, 1975 (United States)
Director: Steven Spielberg
Music composed by: John Williams
Year: 1975
Adaptations of: Jaws
Gross: $470 653 000 🔗

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