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‘Piranha 3DD’ Making Of Featurette
By Fredy on May 21, 2012 | Filed in: Piranha 3DD, Video Updates | With No Comments »
 

Coming from Maxim, a brand new ‘Piranha 3DD’ Making Of Featurette that shows a little bit more of Danielle Panabaker! Check it out!




‘Piranha 3DD’ – Short Interview
By Fredy on May 17, 2012 | Filed in: Piranha 3DD, Video Updates | With 1 Comment »
 

As you may know if you are following either @dpanabakerorg or @dpanabaker on Twitter, today was press day for Danielle Panabaker and the gang of ‘Piranha 3DD’. Here’s the very first video interview to hit the web (coming from THR). It features Danielle and her co-star David Koechner:




‘Piranha 3DD’ Gallery Update
By Fredy on May 17, 2012 | Filed in: Gallery Updates, Piranha 3DD | With No Comments »
 

This is just a reminder! The gallery is being updated with HD screencaptures of every ‘Piranha 3DD’ video posted here. Click on each link to check out screenshots of Danielle Panabaker looking as beautiful and sexy as always while shooting the film, being interviewed and being featured in trailers and clips!




‘Piranha 3DD’ – Video Interview + B-Roll!
By Fredy on May 17, 2012 | Filed in: Piranha 3DD, Video Updates | With No Comments »
 

Exciting update today! Dimension Films has released the official ‘Piranha 3DD’ video interview with Danielle Panabaker. She talks about the story, her character Maddy, about the movie being a fun ride, and about her co-stars David Hasselhoff, David Koechner and Chritopher Lloyd. And not only that but you can also enjoy a 2-part b-roll after the jump!

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‘Piranha 3DD’ – #8 At The UK Box Office
By Fredy on May 15, 2012 | Filed in: Piranha 3DD | With No Comments »
 

‘Piranha 3DD’ debuted in eighth place at the UK Box Office, pulling in £242k. Here’s the Top 10 list:

  1. The Avengers £4,169,087
  2. American Pie: Reunion £2,546,626
  3. Dark Shadows £2,404,029
  4. The Lucky One £431,576
  5. Beauty and the Beast 3D £422,924
  6. Safe £298,201
  7. Salmon Fishing in the Yemen £259,550
  8. Piranha 3DD £242,889
  9. How I Spent My Summer Vacation £152,728
  10. The Hunger Games £143,542

Those are bad numbers compared to the £1.33m debut of ‘Piranha 3D’ in August 2010. But even if we don’t compare both films, ‘Piranha 3DD’ still didn’t have a good outcome. Although it was in fact the second best opening of the weekend, only being topped by ‘Dark Shadows’.




New ‘Piranha 3DD’ Clip: Not the frog!
By Fredy on May 12, 2012 | Filed in: Piranha 3DD, Video Updates | With 1 Comment »
 

Check out the first clip featuring lovely Danielle Panabaker!  She plays Maddy, a smart marine biology student, and co-owner of the Big Wet water park. Naturally, being so smart and remaining fully-clothed, Maddy’s the one who discovers Piranha’s have entered the park!

Danielle Panabaker offers enough serious enthusiasm to keep her thinly written role interesting enough – even though the love triangle with her, Kyle and Barry never really works…

Read more at ScreenDaily.

‘Piranha 3DD’ is already playing in UK cinemas, but it’ll make a splash into US theaters and VOD on June 1st!




More ‘Piranha 3DD’ Reviews
By Fredy on May 11, 2012 | Filed in: Piranha 3DD | With 2 Comments »
 

A few more reviews have surfaced for Danielle’s latest chiller ‘Piranha 3DD’, which started in UK cinemas today. Sadly, it isn’t getting the same awesome critics the 2010 film got. Still, I’m sure it will be an enjoyable flick for any Danielle Panabaker fan, let’s not forget she’s the lead of the film, and so far critics have not attacked her performance in any way.

Maddy (Panabaker) is at war with her stepfather Chet (Koechner). Together they own a water park, and Chet has fired all the lifeguards, replaced them with strippers, and invented the world’s first strip club swimming park… It’s utterly ridiculous stuff that channels directly into the spirit of Roger Corman’s original.

- Read more at Sky Movies HD

Aesthetically, things remain pretty much the same as the original, with splatter effects and jiggling breasts very much the major focus. Something, however, clearly hasn’t translated. This one feels tamer and less sure of itself. Yes, the boobs bounce right on cue and half-chewed faces are given extreme close-ups, yet not even a smirk is raised.

- Read more at Little White Lies

Contrary to what we might sometimes feel, you can’t just throw a few tit shots and a bit of gore onto any old piece of shit and wind up with a great B-movie. We have to earn those money shots. Look at Piranha 3D; we’re given time to get to know Jerry O’Connell, Kelly Brook and Riley Steele, every successive scene making us that bit more anxious to see the girls getting naked and Jerry suffering a hideous death; subsequently, it’s a reward when those sights are delivered. Here, with Danielle Panabaker, Katrina Bowden, Meagan Tandy; yes, they’re all lovely to look at, but it’s evident early on that none of them will actually be disrobing, and in a film of this nature that is simply breaking the rules. Throwing in a few anonymous naked extras now and then, no matter how visually striking they may be, simply won’t make up the difference.

- Read more at Brutal As Hell

 




First ‘Piranha 3DD’ Review is in!
By Fredy on May 11, 2012 | Filed in: Piranha 3DD | With No Comments »
 

The very first review of the film is in! With a 3/5 rating, here’s what WhatCulture.com had to say:

“Piranha 3D” was a film that, for all intents and purposes, probably should not have succeeded, yet it ably demonstrated that if a director fully commits themselves to an idea, no matter how unappealing, the results can impress. Indeed, Alexandre Aja’s remake of Joe Dante’s 1978 B-movie classic gleefully revelled in its boobs-and-blood modus, while delivering action both tense and smart, and, well, featuring Kelly Brook wearing absolutely nothing for most of her screen time. It follows that this sequel – directed by the relatively unknown John Gulager – lacks the bawdy confidence of its predecessor, but still manages to deliver the gory goods and cavorting, naked bodies that its target audience desires.

Piranha 3DD follows the schematic of the previous film to a T, a lazy move perhaps, albeit one which still works, if with lessening effect. Again, one of the opening scenes has a former, now obscure film star – this time Gary Busey in place of Richard Dreyfuss – bite the bullet at the teeth of a swarm of piranhas, before we’re introduced to the attractive teen lead, Maddy (Danielle Panabaker) and all Hell starts to break loose.

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‘Piranha 3DD’ In UK Cinemas Now!
By Fredy on May 11, 2012 | Filed in: 2012 Film Premieres, Piranha 3DD, Video Updates | With No Comments »
 

Today is the day if you’re lucky enough to live in the UK, go ahead and check your local listings for screening times of ‘Piranha 3DD’ everywhere! And as soon as you get to see it be kind enough to let us know your opinion through the comments section or on Twitter, but please keep your review spoiler-free because most of us won’t be able to see the film until June or later!

Check out a TV spot, and if you’re hungry for some more click on “Read the rest of this entry” to watch a clip featuring David Hasselhoff doing a heroic rescue in the film.

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‘Piranha 3DD’ – Another Interview with John Gulager
By Fredy on May 9, 2012 | Filed in: Piranha 3DD | With No Comments »
 

We are less than a month away from the US release of ‘Piranha 3DD’ (not to mention it will open in UK theaters THIS FRIDAY!) and it’s only natural that interviews start popping up everywhere. FearsMag.com also talked to director John Gulager about the film. Here’s what he had to say:

FEARS: Part of the plot for PIRANHA 3DD is that the owner of the water park has replaced the lifeguards with strippers. So I have to ask, what was the casting process like?

John Gulager: I think you just set it! (Laughs) Well, you know… it was an interesting casting process. I was led to a small, weird, little room. Then rose of women would come in and take their clothes off, and this was at the water park where we were shooting. The weird thing was that the name of the little room was the Rumpus Room. It was called that because man who would donated the money for the room was named rumpus. At this room was for the kids, the little children to play in while their parents were in the water park. The room was filled with little children’s toys and little children’s pictures and so on the walls. (Laughing) it was very wrong. I brought one of the producers, JoelSoisson, into the room with me. I didn’t feel totally comfortable being the only guy in the room, though there were casting women and stuff with me. Joel just turned completely red and he never went back with me. But in all honesty that was just a bit of the casting process. It was very interesting all at the same time it was very strange.

FEARS: In all fairness, I should point out that PIRANHA 3DD has a great cast. Just to drop a few names you have Christopher Lloyd, Ving Rhames…

John Gulager: I should point out that we didn’t cast Christopher Lloyd that way, you got to keep his close on doing the casting session. (Laughs)

FEARS: So PIRANHA 3DD sounds like it was a lot of fun. It also reunites the dream team from the last season of Project Greenlight, Marcus Dunstan, Patrick Melton, and yourself. How did all you guys become involved in this sequel?

John Gulager: I just don’t know because we just seem to keep getting involved in stuff. It all starts with the call (whispers) from Bob! It goes something like, “Gulager, Piranha sequel, you want to do it?” Kind of like that. Then Marcus, Patrick, and myself it together in a room and start talking about it. We kind of all got our start professionally on Project Greenlight. I think sometimes people have the thought that we should get those guys together again. That was the thinking here I guess. But with friends… Marcus, Patrick, and I are friends and all that kind of stuff. That kind helps the whole situation too. I don’t have to fight with them.

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