'Jaws 3' Is the Laughing Stock of the Franchise, but It Did Something Better Than Any Other Movie in the Series

This year, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's Jaws. Its colossal success created the summer blockbuster, and for a while, it was the highest-grossing movie of all time. Five decades later, the classic horror movie still has a powerful grip on audiences, having been passed down through generations. But then there were the sequels, which Spielberg had nothing to do with. Jaws 2 wasn't bad, but Jaws 3 and Jaws: The Revenge are ridiculed as two of the worst horror movies ever made. Yeah, they're silly, from Jaws 3's bad 3-D effects to Jaws: The Revenge becoming a slasher with a killer fish, but there is one thing that Jaws 3 does well. After two movies that refused to leave Amity, the third movie decided to be bigger and bolder by changing the setting. Taking place at SeaWorld Orlando, the chaotic plot turns Jaws 3 into a Jurassic Park-type story that is full of schlocky fun.