The shooting star seen in Steven Spielberg’s Jaws, the 1975 blockbuster shark film, is back in focus after Christopher Nolan‘s new movie, Odyssey, showed dolphins in one scene. The shooting star seen in Steven Spielberg’s Jaws. (X/@moviedetail) Many noted that this was the advantage of filming in real locations, as sometimes one would get to see surprising things that could never be captured on the green screen. A short clip showing the dolphins go past Odysseus (Matt Damon’s) ship has also been shared online. The post noted “The dolphins visible in The Odyssey are real and were filmed by accident.” This has led to many comparisons with Jaws, with people online saying that it is the modern day equivalent to Spielberg’s crew capturing the cosmic moment on camera. Also Read | Where was The Odyssey filmed? Full list of Christopher Nolan’s filming locations “This is why filming with practical sets and on location matters. You get once in a lifetime touches that no green screen can ever replicate,” an X user said about Nolan’s Odyssey, …