Piranha 3DD (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray) [2017]

An awesome horror flick with killer piranha. Really cool to have Christopher Lloyd in it as well. So awesome. Thank you for my movie. It was in good condition as well.

In perfect condition. No hairline scratches or damage to case.

My cousin told me about the original, Piranha 3D (P3D). We watched it over at my house and enjoyed it a lot so when I saw 3DD as a pre-order on Amazon, I just had to grab it. My cousin and I, again, watched it and laughed even harder.You have to realize that this movie is a essentially a comedy/horror and almost none of these movies are meant to be Oscar winners. They are meant for pure popcorn, cheesey fun and that what this movie is (Hey, it has David Hasselhoff in it). Piranha 3DD has more of a dramatic tone to it compared to P3D but the results is the same, horrible, laugh-out-loud fun with great 3D. Did I mention it has David Hasselhoff in it? He plays himself and he is funny!

This movie is so over-the-top cheesy and gawdawful ridiculous that it will go down in movie history as one of the best worst movies ever made; yet, it's still very, very entertaining. Just thinking about it now makes me chuckle at some of the crazy things that they did in this wacky movie. I mean, it's about prehistoric piranha invading an adult-themed waterpark for crying out loud! You can't get much more zanier than that for a movie premise.If you are looking for a heart-pounding scary thriller about killer fish than look elsewhere because this sequel is definitely not for you. The first movie wasn't really all that terrifying either, it had it's moments, but it made up for it all with some pretty intense scenes of piranha carnage. This one is just pure piranha cornage.Christopher Lloyd, Ving Rhames, and Paul Scheer all reprise their roles from the first one, and Gary Busey, and David Hasselhoff join the cast to help add a new level of cheesiness to this outing, especially David Hasselhoff who hams it up royally and had me laughing out loud more than a few times with his antics.The 3D was not the best that I have ever seen, but it wasn't bad. It had some good pop-out effects here and there, but not a whole lot of depth to a lot of it. Some scenes looked better in 3D than others. But I'm still glad that I got this 3-disc set for my collection.The special effects weren't bad either, although nothing in this movie compares to the amazingly gross and gory stuff that Greg Nicotero and his team came up with for the first movie. But this one has some passable effects here and there. And the CGI was very well-done. The piranha looked pretty good, both the CGI and puppet practical effects ones, I thought.If you are looking for a good time with a wild and wet and crazy movie that does not take itself seriously whatsoever than give this movie a try for some good cheap laughs and thrills.

nice packing and got here in a timely manor.

There are some pretty cruddy kills in this movie but all in all it actually came out decent, the budget for the film was around 5 Million Dollars and I think that it looked better than what they paid for.... Minus the fact that they used shots from the first movie in some scenes and just tinted the color to make it look different. On another note I do like that they used more practical fish effects than CGI ones.... They put a lot of effort into this movie and it does somewhat show on screenPlot: Maddy (Danielle Panabaker) has just returned to her hometown for college spring break to find out that her idiotic stepfather (David Koechner) has turned her childhood memories into a sexual nightmare, her very own 49% of their waterpark has turned into 51% of the stepfathers own, sensual fantasies. But if that wasn't enough a school of vicious prehistoric Piranha has returned to a new lake located next to the waterpark and her stepfather (being the moron he is) has put a well near the waterpark to get free water which leaves an easy access for the Piranha to enter and cause another massacre!Review: Some directors like to push the envelope to create something farfetched and still obtain that gross out fun factor, John Gulager is one of those directors who tries so hard to push that seal open and sometimes he succeeds straight up (Feast), but other times he only makes it halfway (Piranha 3DD) and sometimes he nearly demolishes it (Feast 2 and 3). Piranha 3DD is a no-brainer when it comes to entertainment it want's fans and critiques to numb their minds and make fun out of everything on the screen, some fans/critiques unfortunately cannot and I respect that it shows that they want a seriously superb movie. For me I like films of all genres and categories.... Everything from Piranha 3DD to Prometheus. This little flick came out when I was still Piranha Hungry and when I saw the trailer I thought "yes it is going to be much different in many ways such as the feeling of the movie, the seriousness level (which pretty much was absent in this movie), and the humor tone of the movie! Alexandre Aja created the Perfect and my favorite B-Movie (which was the first 3d remake of Piranha) and he did it with everything in place. There were some scenes in Piranha 3d that genuinely freaked/grossed me out and in Piranha 3DD there is some differences, the top three kills felt truly forced, one of them was impossible and the other acted like something out of a final destination movie. The whole movie felt a bit forced but I can live with it, the question is.... How much can you take un-seriously before giving up?Acting: Danielle Panabaker, Christopher Lloyd, Paul Scheer, David Koechner, Katrina Brown, Gary Busey, Clu Gulager and even David Hasslehoff were all excellent in their roles.... Especially David Hasslehoff whose character was portrayed perfectly (Hint, he played himself).Gore: The top three kills that I mentioned earlier involved two decapitations (one impossible and the other funny yet disturbing), and a spear (trident) impalement in the face... the rest we get is a piranha chewing a guy's ass, lots of blood, grisly corpses, a severed hand, and more! It was gory enough, still, I am glad they didn't go extremely farfetched with the gore!Bottom Line: Double the trouble but double the silliness makes this flick decent in my book. It is on a par with Sharktopus in my opinion and I'm sticking to it. I do hope they make a sequel, there are so many more settings such as a bar, a casino, a school.... The possibilities are endless!Rated R for sequences of strong bloody horror violence and gore, graphic nudity, sexual content, language, and some drug use(Exact Same MPPA Rating as the first movie ha ha)Is it worth the Buy on a scale of 1-10: 5For the Movie itself on a scale of 1-5: 3

100% funny for such a stupid concept.Worth the few bucks I spent

David Koechner (Anchorman's Mr. "Whammy!"), Gary Busey, David Hasselhoff and Christopher Lloyd making a cheesey guts and goodies movie! What's not to like? Yes, it is as bad as it sounds and that's why it's awesome. If you're looking for a less expensive disc to try out on your new 3D flatscreen and have a sense of humor give it a try. CGI visceral fleshing eating fish jumping out of the screen accompanied by terrible acting is always fun in the old traditional B movie style that is meant to be.