Film - Mega Piranha!

NoseyBonk

One for James Hartigan and the rest of us who enjoy real top quality films, from the makers of Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus which starred 80's pop megastar Debbie Gibson, now comes ... Mega Piranha, starring none other than the other 80's pop megastar Tiffany!

I think this is going to be nominated for lots of awards........

Mega Piranha Trailer

Darntootin

Good to see someone with a taste for highbrow cinema.

Google "Father's Day trailer" for an unmissable treat (i'd put up a link but i don't think it'd be up for long).

J-Hartigan

Words fail me...

NoseyBonk

Hahahahaha - you love it really!

Gotta say in all seriousness - MSvGO is the worst film I've ever seen lol

Darntootin

The new Hulk movie looks, erm...incredible?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLKOkXopRxg

Bradnock

Mega Shark v Giant Octopus was so amzingly acted, how it went straight to DVD i dont know.

The love story between the American Female and the Chinese Captain on the Japanese Submarine was a tear jerker. Really added a poignant touch to an excellent film concept gone hilariously wrong.

NoseyBonk

LOL! Agreed Bradnock. Some powerful scenes there.

If I had to find something to pick on in the film (lol) it's the bit where MS is approaching the navy ship from the side, but their guns are furiously blasting forwards...

Bradnock

Just clicked the, pressed maximize on the screen and have just witnessed my next DVD purchase, where can i get this at its full RRP anything less would be criminal.

Its films like this that make life great again, cheers for this Nosey.

I honestly dont see an end to this franchise,when it gets taken land based this could get out of hand.

NoseyBonk

I'm already dreaming of Mega Ant, starring 80's pop talent Sabrina.

J-Hartigan

In Response to Re: Film - Mega Piranha!:

Mega Shark v Giant Octopus was so amzingly acted, how it went straight to DVD i dont know. The love story between the American Female and the Chinese Captain on the Japanese Submarine was a tear jerker. Really added a poignant touch to an excellent film concept gone hilariously wrong.
Posted by Bradnock

I'll have you know that this work of cinematic genius DID receive a limited theatrical release in London - the week before it came out on DVD!