Can we all just agree....

Yes, JAWS 3-D was a boring piece of *beep* Jaws: The Revenge is a somewhat entertaining piece of *beep*

Absolutely not! Both are bad films but Jaws 3-D at least has a certain degree of self-awareness to it, like it knows it's a B-movie and doesn't try to be anything more. Plus, it still had a decent concept and boasted some interesting ideas and even though they weren't executed well.
Jaws: The Revenge, despite being built on one of the most ridiculous concepts ever conceived for a film like this (at least Jaws 3-D doesn't abandon the high-concept theme in favor of supernatural elements) takes itself way too seriously and the way it consistently plays homage to the original film via flashbacks, references, returning characters and recreated scenes, suggests that it's somehow trying to be on-par with Jaws. But if anything, these aspects only serve as a reminder of how inferior this film is to it! It astounds me to think that anybody would rate this drivel above Jaws 3-D, let alone The Dark Knight, Transformers, Pacific Rim and The Babadook, all which you've rated lower.

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Agreed. I would much prefer to watch The Revenge over 3-D any day.

Granted Revenge has the liability of a weak and implausible script and characters that are not all that interesting (the wrong Brody son got eaten, in my opinion and Mrs. Brody looks like a cross between Lady Gaga's grandmother and Mrs. Pickles from Rugrats); but it has the benefit of some gorgeous cinematography, a rousing score by Michael Small and some reasonably impressive special effects.

Jaws 3-D suffers -and suffers badly- from the shoddiest effects work I've ever seen in a major studio picture, to say nothing of the laughable 3-D effects themselves. But the number one reason why I can't stand to even look at Jaws 3-D is because it is just so damned GRAINY.

I don't know what the excuse or explanation is, but the film is so awash in grain that it looks like they filmed the whole thing from a mile away and then enlarged and cropped the sections of the film frame they wanted. I swear, Jaws 3-D is the grainiest film I've ever seen outside of Star Trek - The Motion Picture (although the blu-ray release of ST-TMP corrected that issue by completely remastering the film from the original elements).

I'm willing to watch bad films as long as they look good - and Revenge looks stunning - but when they are as grainy and cheap as Jaws 3-D, they I switch channels and look for Plan 9.

"If you don't know the answer -change the question."

Agreed.

Oh Yes!!