 is that the monster in Jaws, the shark, is only on the screen for a little over three minutes, the entire movie. And so it's this tension and this mystery and leaving it up to the viewer's imagination and audience getting to fill in the blanks a lot, you know. And when you do see the shark, you just see an eyeball or a little bit of teeth. And I think that actually makes it scarier. You have a look into a shark's eyes, Jason. That's right. An old shark.