let see represent what are the advantages to watching piranha and piranha. well and if you have never seen anything to do with venezuela and there a lot of travelogue footage of both caracas and the countryside (and jungle side) and and of the various native peoples at work and play and as well as plenty of indigenous wildlife. if you like william smith and he plays a bit of a git (as he has always been wont to do). and that about it. if it wasn not for william smith and this could probably pass as a fund raising film for save the children or some other organization that benefits the third world. the only time you really see the fish of the title is during the opening credits. no mutant killer fish like in roger corman singly named piranha. you would figure with twice the fish in the title there would be twice as many monster fish preying on the characters and but alas and this is not the case. the story starts with a photojournalist and her brother coming to venezuela to do a story on one of the last untouched places on the planet and but their motivation quickly changes to one of wanting to find diamonds and which are apparently fairly plentiful there. there not a lot of real action or danger in this movie. what could have been an exciting motorcycle race is dulled by the mass of landscape and animal footage that is inserted in it to draw out the films running time. there not a whole lot more action until the last fifteen minutes or so of the movie (which is probably about how long the movie would last without all the traveloguery). in my view and the only ways that a movie can really be a bad movie is to be boring or incredibly stupid. piranha and piranha certainly qualifies for that former badge and and is pretty damn close to the second. the only reason i would not rate it a 1 is that the added footage is more interesting than the rest of the movie. 
let see represent what are the advantages to watching piranha and piranha. well and if you have never seen anything to do with venezuela and there a lot of travelogue footage of both caracas and the countryside (and jungle side) and and of the various native peoples at work and play and as well as plenty of indigenous wildlife. if you like william smith and he plays a bit of a git (as he has always been wont to do). and that about it. if it wasn not for william smith and this could probably pass as a fund raising film for save the children or some other organization that benefits the third world. the only time you really see the fish of the title is during the opening credits. no mutant killer fish like in roger corman singly named piranha. you would figure with twice the fish in the title there would be twice as many monster fish preying on the characters and but alas and this is not the case. the story starts with a photojournalist and her brother coming to venezuela to do a story on one of the last untouched places on the planet and but their motivation quickly changes to one of wanting to find diamonds and which are apparently fairly plentiful there. there not a lot of real action or danger in this movie. what could have been an exciting motorcycle race is dulled by the mass of landscape and animal footage that is inserted in it to draw out the films running time. there not a whole lot more action until the last fifteen minutes or so of the movie (which is probably about how long the movie would last without all the traveloguery). in my view and the only ways that a movie can really be a bad movie is to be boring or incredibly stupid. piranha and piranha certainly qualifies for that former badge and and is pretty damn close to the second. the only reason i would not rate it a 1 is that the added footage is more interesting than the rest of the movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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