I’ve recommended telecasts of this 1975 Steven Spielberg film many times this summer, but now that school is back in session and summer is over, there’s still a chance to enjoy this movie classic one more time this season. And now that I’ve just recently discovered that one of my closest friends has never seen this movie, because of a fear of sharks and swimming in dangerous waters. I’m hoping he’ll read this, decide to watch at least the opening scene, and finally take the plunge. So to speak.

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