I had no desire to see Piranha 3D. Now, had someone told me it was Piranha 3-Double D, I would’ve considered it. Don’t get me wrong. I’m not some perv, but the novelty of seeing breasts in 3D would’ve ...

Ah, Piranha 3D! The closer you get, the warmer my heart becomes! Not only do we have three new clips to get you geared up for Friday along with a new TV spot, but we also have a bit of controversy to ...

So, I went to “Piranha 3D” on Friday, to a regular and way too expensive screening ($13 for a matinee — ugh), and, well, it was precisely what you might expect, which is to say that it was actually ...

Take a great cast, some gorgeous cinematography, an army of Spring Breakers, and a naked underwater ballet, stir in a few thousand man-eating fish and you’ve got the flesh-ripping good time “Piranha ...

Prehistoric killer fish will get another chance to sink their teeth into audiences in an upcoming sequel to "Piranha 3D."Dimension Films, which released the over-the-top thriller this past weekend, ...

Although converting 2D movies to 3D looks like the easy way out, it's anything but, writes MARTIN A. GROVE. By Martin A. Grove, The Associated Press Although converting 2D movies to 3D looks like the ...

It’s good to be Jerry O’Connell these days. Not only did he and his wife Rebecca Romijn come out for the recent premiere of his film Piranha 3D, but he will also star in the upcoming fall TV series ...

Just when you thought it was safe: Dimension Films is already nibbling at “Piranha 3D — The Sequel.” Mark Canton will again produce, although there is no word yet on who will helm the follow-up.

The Dimension movie will also be the first-ever 3D Facebook release. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor The Weinstein Co.’s Dimension Films label and Starz Digital Media, a unit of Liberty Media’s ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. “Piranha 3D,” out Friday, is set on “Lake Victoria” – a fictional ...

Some days, you just have to bravely soldier on, even when you know that you won’t get to review “Piranha 3D.” And why not? Because it’s not screening for the press here in Seattle, because . . . well, ...