Steven Spielberg's Jaws has been terrifying audiences for generations, thanks to John Williams' heart-pounding score, the ominous presence of the titular great white shark, and shocking, violent deaths. Of all the shark's victims, perhaps none are as vividly etched into cultural memory as Alex Kintner (Jeffrey Voorhees): the young boy who wanted an extra 10 minutes in the water during the Amity Independence Day Festival and ended up becoming the shark's second victim. Although his death isn't seen on screen, the image of his torn inflatable and his mother hopelessly calling his name marks a turning point in the film.
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