This week marks the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" blockbuster, the film that made the hotspots for rest frightening of the fear of being turned to Hum and actually taught us something about how to watch movies.

Since Jaws has become such a historic hit by Hollywood, the production of universal paintings is an integral part of the studio's identity for decades, including a prominent presence in Universal Studio thematic parks. Not only is there a fun "jaw" moment of the Universal Study of Hollywood tour in California, but there was sometimes a full ride in the Universal Study of Florida (which has since closed out because of Expanding the world of Harry Potter's magic), and the attraction actually lives in Universal Studio Japan.

Therefore, it should not surprise what a lot of "jaws" of the 50th anniversary It is thrown around in the thematic parks of a universal study. On their website, you can find T-shirts, hats, bags, and even a little shark head with a shark from the top, among other pieces of celebrating memorials.

But what you will not find is the most famous and impractical collecting "jaws", because it is only available in the right theme park. But we got our hands on it. Yes, I am pleased and happy to repeat the news that we have actually caught and killed a great predator who allegedly injured some swimmers. But as you can see, it's a nice day, the beaches are open, and people have a wonderful time. And that's because the universal study was enough to send us this pleasant nonsense shark, and you'll want to hit the theme park to grab it yourself.

So, for the 50th anniversary of "Jaws", Universal Studio has this shark, which takes a sign of the exciting last battle with the murderous creature we all know as Bruce in the film. Despite the more cartoon design Funko Pop-Eque, those hungry eyes have never been black, and that is probably because it can say it is to be blown up to smithereens thanks to the air tank placed in the mouth.

The good news is that the tank will maintain any liquid you want. Throw a little fruit stroke there to add a little bloody fun to your drink. Mix in a few shots of any ghosts you lie around, and maybe tell some of your own military stories, though they won't shake a stick on Quint's Grim Story to be in the USS Indianapolis (one of the biggest movie scenes of all time).

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The tank does not hold much, but most of these thematic parks never do. That's not the point. What is important is to spend too much on it, and then you proudly display it on the shelf so that people can say, "Oh, wow, that's neat!" The mission came true.

The bottle itself is pretty cool. The tank itself has even some scratches and recesses. Don't worry, you don't have to understand how to fit the shark and the tank under the tap to fill it. The tank unties from the mouth of the shark for easy filling and washing, and the straw is removable.

Once you get the tank out of the shark, Bruce looks pretty cool, even if it has a rope wrapped around it, whether the carrying bar is tucked on it or not. You can even recreate the shark poster icon if you set it at a real angle.

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All I know is that I will drink whiskey and coca from this little boy for the summer, and no one will be able to stop me. If you want one of yours, it will cost you $ 24 to the locations of the thematic parks at the Universal Studio (while the supply lasts). For that you get your head, tail, all the damn work.

If you can't do it there, maybe Quint can get one for you. But he says you have to do it quickly, it will return your tourists, put all your businesses on the basis of payment. But it won't be pleasant.