Who´s in it?
Elisabeth Shue, Adam Scott, Christopher Lloyd, Eli Roth

What´s the plot?

From the director of The Hills Have Eyes comes the aquatic action thriller ‘Piranha – 3D’, using the latest razor-sharp 3D technology.  

Every summer 50,000 revellers descend on Lake Victoria. But this year there’s more to worry about than hangovers and sunburn, as an underwater tremor releases scores of prehistoric, bloodthirsty, man-eating fish.

Now the unlikely group of tourists must band together to stop themselves from becoming fish food. But the new razor-toothed residents have a ferocious appetite.

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BBFC Consumer Advice
Contains strong gory horror.
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This movie is perfect for teens wanting to see gore and soft porn. The story was fairly good and actually believable to a certain extent. There were a couple of scenes which made you jump and it was gripping in parts.

However, it was ruined by the focus on soft porn. Yes, its understandable to see scenes of young people partying with very little clothes on but this movie took it a little too far. There was an obsession with soft porn, maybe the movie wanted to give teenagers little kicks. The first 60 mins was certainly aimed at the teen market. The gore was a little too much and at times you just wanted to laugh. If the director just took out some of the filthy, soft porn element of the movie then I would have probably likened this movie to a good modern day jaws adaptation.

If you are a teenager or an adult that likes soft porn, gore and blood then this is the movie for you.

I was very unsure about going to see this film because of the bad reviews but it was actually better than i thought it was going to be. The plot wasn't fantastic but it was believable. Basically its a modern day Jaws with more naked ladies

Didnt expect alot of this movie but had to watch it, it was worth it, one of my favourite movies this year by a long way