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to nail this beast befo
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"Jaws" and is precis
2", which is now sho\i
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multitude of teeny b<
point of making this
morning kiddie advei
Indeed this sequel
audience and is rrai
young beach bums ss
being attacked by shi
after a while, as this i
these young delicacic
All of this "action"
the waters near the f
Roy Sch eider plays
whose destiny is to ev<
to face and make this
again. But surroundec
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hark and have him terrorize a f
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s the role of hunter, determined t
re it devours everyone in sight, r
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ely the plot of its sequel "Jaws j
ring at Richland Mall Theatres, s
tie director has unleashed a r
>ppers upon the viewer, to the I
3 film seem like a Saturday
nture. f
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arks. It all becomes pretty old s
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again takes place in or around
ictional town of Amity. Again, t
Martin Brody, the police chief f
mtually meet this monster jaws r
world safe for water sports once ^
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exciting moments. But after;
>redictable. The same old p
he film becomes nothing mo
ame, dying scenes (not mi
iear misses. It gets to the
kuman steps into the surf to
>ect to hear John Williams' I
ipproach of the shark. The |
lot how the movie will end,
>efore the shark does.
And all the while, the teeni
or their lives and act like
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Nobody believes his warning
>r Hooper to help him out as
ill we can cf? is sit and watc
>ther dull characters sit arc
hark or God.
"Jaws 2", like its predecej
his summer. And even thouj
or the kiddies, you begin to i
un out before the sequels d
vill visit Amity next year ?
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rs 2" does not have some
a while it all becomes too
lot begins to unravel as
re than a combination of
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point where anytime a
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oass score signalling the
guessing game becomes
but who will get killed
es curse the shark, pray
? well, like teenagers,
his quest for this beast.
;s, and there is no Quint
in the original movie. So
h him while most of the
lund cursing at him, the
ssor, will make a bundle
gh it's good summer fun
wonder if the sharks will
o. God only knows what
maybe "Son of Jaws?"
t was safe to go back in
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By Barton B. Van Becnati
Gamecock Staff Writtr
iversity Repertory Theatre j
oduction last week. Their ]
Ide's "The Importance of 1
vith considerable favor froi
ree act play deals with
, deceitful ones in particulai
s, Algernon Moncrieff and
ious alter egos to esca]
s boring social commitment
A I- !?
ining utilizes a character I
who he claims to be a
/ing in the city. If John is oul
y the name of John or Jack
the fictitious Earnest.
rominent characters aro
n and her mother, Lady Bi
ilated to Algernon, and whi
en to meet John Worthing, v
se as Earnest. During the
'Earnest" proposes to Gw<
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l obvious consternation i
his deceitfulness at 1<
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uiruugn a grueling i
. ,. session with Lady Bra
formed their , t II, more troubl
performance of that John has a
^155 A state. Algernon rushes
n the audience. tjie much used Earnes
the subject of readily accepts. After t
\ The two main several other key figui
John Worthing brother Earnest died i
pe from their A vicious battle soon
s. For example, bachelors when Jthe yo
jy me name 01 I.tciiaienamea uarnes
wild, wayward battle trying to dispro
t in the country, name Earnest. The gii
in the city he were deceived and hast
decide that they will
their social scapegoat
a girl named they have just had wit
acknell. These The masterful produ(
ile visiting him more than competent
/ho is presentlv
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course of the garden. For their effo,
jndolyn, to the ovation from the audie
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Earnest'
of Algernon. Earnest pays for
east in parts; he has to go
and ridiculous third degree
icknell.
P pricoc uiVion A1 ? *
?. .uvo mien niKcruun learns
ul ward staying at his country
over, and under the guise as
it, proposes to the girl, who
hey have left, John enters with
*es and informs them that his
in Paris recently.
> ensues by the two scheming
ung ward discovers that both
t. They become embroiled in a i
ve each other's claim to the
Is quickly discover how they
ily depart. Algernon and John
go back to using Earnest as
, despite whatever problems
h the facade.
ition was greatly aided by the
stage crew. They smoothly
a London flat to a country
rts thpv o ofn-jl-rt
j .wviTvu a oiaiiuiug
ince.
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