In the starting scene of Pirani 3D, the fisherman goes out to fishing in the lake and unwillingly releasing a prehistoric piranha school. This role could be played by anyone, but what makes it particularly fascinating is that he shows no one other than Richard Dreyfus. If you've seen "jaws" (What, if you haven't done, mark this article and look at it right now), you are aware that the Oscar -winning actor is playing an oceanographer named Matt Houper. Hired by police chief Martin Brody (Roy Shader), Huper is tasked with helping him get to the root of Aytis Ayis's problem in the middle of July fourth holidays. The big white threat has proven to be too much of a problem, of course, making Brody, Houper and Hunter Quint (Robert Show) go on a fishing trip throughout life.

In the culmination of the film, Houper descends into a shark-resistant cage to poison the shark near. However, surprise, surprise, 25 meters fish have no problem breaking the hawk cage, a spelling of all, except for a certain accident for the oceanograph. Those who read the original Jaws novel by Peter Bankley in 1974 He might have expected the character to fulfill his immediate death there, but things are going differently in Spielberg's film. Once Brody blows the sharp for the outflow of son ... well, you know, to shrink, bubbles bubbles on the surface mercury. Not even close encounter (he) With one of the great films monsters is able to pull out Houper. That is the case, there is impudence towards Ayia to present him as a piranha appetizer decades later.

Remember, "Pirani 3D" never lists the name of Drayfus' character in the film, but lists loans as "Matt Boyd". It would be one thing if the actor was simply portrayed as just a man, but the fact that he was dressed in the same clothing as a hawker, drinking beer with branded Amiti, and sings "Show me the way to go home" (the same tune he sang at "Jaws")). For legal reasons, of course, the film could not say it was. Dreyfus, who is prone to a foot in the mouth syndromeHe only took the little work after Bob Weinstein approached him with a sweet salary (the one he later donated to charity).

It is easy to see how Houper has survived the anger of the shark in the "jaws", but even he-games, "Matt Boyd"-cannot exceed a one-two shot of the mass whirl and equivalent of underwater chainsaws that can split you in seconds. Those fish certainly showed him the way to go home ... to a water grave, that is.

"Piranha 3D" is currently moving on tubes and Pluto TV.