In honor of the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster "Jaws," we're ranking the 10 best shark movies of all time.

Sure, “Barbie” got groups of friends to get dolled up in pink frocks, and “Minecraft” pushed a few idiots to trash theaters for kicks on TikTok. But Steven Spielberg’s horror classic

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As "Jaws" turns 50, delve into the film's enduring legacy, its cultural impact, and ole in shaping modern cinema.

Steven Spielberg’s 1975 sleeper hit has been credited and criticized for helping create blockbuster culture. It endures because of the fundamentals.

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John Williams' iconic score for the movie "Jaws," which celebrates the 50th anniversary of its release later this month, is instantly recognizable -- the sound of which is enough to prompt people to look around for a monster of the sea to emerge from the surface, even if they are no where near the ocean, shark experts told ABC News.

Jaws 3 is considered one of the worst horror movies of all time, but it brought a fresh change to the franchise with its SeaWorld setting.