Originally posted by: digitalfreaknyc
Sure thing, newbie.

You have displayed nothing but negativity on this thread. It's sad that you feel so threatened as to resort to name-calling. As the "newbie", let me be the first of us to extend a basic example of forum etiquette. Let me ask that we please do the rest of the forum readers a favor, and move your non-constructive criticism to personal mail. It's only right that we elevate the level of this thread back up to exploring the movie Jaws. It would be nice to come back to this thread and find some new information on Jaws, deleted scenes, and/or a fan edit of the film.

No, I don't have an old VHS of that version to hold up as proof, but I can provide a legitimate reason for this discussion.
Here is a link to some discussion on another forum about the edit in JAWS I was talking about in a post above.

Jaws autopsy edit

and

"Jaws" Problem

Oh, and look! "Christopher Smith NT" remembers seeing the same version I did:

8. Christopher Smith NT
Sep 17 1995, 11:00 pm show options
Newsgroups: alt.video.laserdisc

I saw this film in the theatre (JAWS) when it first came out. As I recall the
film was rated -R. I can remember only one scene that I've not seen since...

When Richard Drey. is examining the first body, the girl who was eaten, he says
"This is what happens..." This is what is in the PG version. This statement
makes no sense...its open ended.

I recall in the theatre version, that the doctor brings in the tin with the
remains of the girls body. The camera view is then from the ceiling where
Richard removes the covering cloth and you see parts of the breast, leg and
arm. Richard then says "This is what happens in a shark attack" And he picks
up the arm and you saw a bit more.

I have yet to see this since.

christopher smith

Link to original message above.

And here is yet another thread with people who remeber seeing the version of Jaws I did.

Universal Studios Home Video Forum

And

"The missing 7 seconds of JAWS"

See, I do know how to search.

FF