Michael Brodeur

1 week ago | infobae.com | Michael Brodeur

Duhhhh-nuh. Duhh-nuh. Duh-nuh. Duhnuh duhnuh duhnuh... Si creciste con hermanos y algún tipo de acceso a una piscina en los años 80, probablemente jugaste a Tiburón. Nuestra versión era algo así: un hermano (la presa) se mantenía a flote; otro (el tiburón) nadaba en las profundidades del lado más hondo, esperando atacar; y un tercero (el espectador) aportaba una banda sonora en vivo a la catástrofe que se desarrollaba, canturreando ese amenazante ostinato de duh-nuhs.

1 week ago | pressherald.com | Michael Brodeur

Roy Scheider in a scene from “Jaws” 1975. (IMDb photo) Duhhhh-nuh. Duhh-nuh. Duh-nuh. Duhnuh duhnuh duhnuh …If you grew up with brothers and some form of pool access in the 1980s, you probably played Jaws. Our version went something like this: One brother (the meal) treads water; another (the shark) swims around the depths of the deep end, waiting to strike; and a third (the bystander) supplies a live score to the unfolding catastrophe by chanting that menacing ostinato of duh-nuhs.

1 week ago | torontosun.com | Michael Brodeur

If you grew up with brothers and some form of pool access in the 1980s, you probably played Jaws. Our version went something like this: One brother (the meal) treads water; another (the shark) swims around the depths of the deep end, waiting to strike; and a third (the bystander) supplies a live score to the unfolding catastrophe by chanting that menacing ostinato of duh-nuhs.

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Michael Brodeur

Dissecting the scariest two notes in film history (washingtonpost.com) Dissecting the scariest two notes in film history By Michael Andor Brodeur 2025061412300000 Duhhhh-nuh. Duhh-nuh. Duh-nuh. Duhnuh duhnuh duhnuh … If you grew up with brothers and some form of pool access in the 1980s, you probably played Jaws.

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Michael Brodeur

You are now free to move about the cabin. The singing, however . . . (washingtonpost.com) You are now free to move about the cabin. The singing, however . . . By Michael Andor Brodeur 2025060320503600 On one hand, I get it. For I, too, was once a child full of song. Some might even say overflowing.