Live Science: In the summer of 1975, the movie “Jaws” made people across America stop thinking it was safe to go into the water.
Instead, they went to the movies to get scared half to death by a wunderkind director named Steven Spielberg, a testy mechanical shark and perhaps the most menacing musical score in the history of cinema.
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