Czilla9000
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I saw an early showing of "Snakes on a Plane" (10 pm, Thursday). I went with a group of 20 friends.
It pays great homage to the SciFi Channel B-movies.
You could tell it took great thought and intelligence to write such crap. An honestly bad director or writer couldn't do something this bad.
If you are going to see it, see it opening weekend with a roudy audience.
Anyway, it was wonderfully exploitive and self-aware. The theater erupted in screams and laughter....simultaneously.
In general, the women screamed and the men pissed their pants in laughter
.
The film pulls off being genuinely frightening and intentionally unintentionally funny
at the same time.
Overall, the direction was very daring....the director didn't turn away the camera when most would have. The snakes went places most directors wouldn't have them go.
The soundtrack was intentionally melodramic and had a SciFi Channel and South Park made-for-TV feel.
Best line: 'I don't have a choice....I've exhausted ALL other options' - Main Bad Guy, explaining to his henchmen why he has to put snakes on the plane.
PS: You can have Samuel L Jackson send your friends a personalized phone call or email. He calls SOAP the "greatest movie ever made".
http://snakesonaplane.varitalk.com/
It pays great homage to the SciFi Channel B-movies.
You could tell it took great thought and intelligence to write such crap. An honestly bad director or writer couldn't do something this bad.
If you are going to see it, see it opening weekend with a roudy audience.
Anyway, it was wonderfully exploitive and self-aware. The theater erupted in screams and laughter....simultaneously.
In general, the women screamed and the men pissed their pants in laughter

The film pulls off being genuinely frightening and intentionally unintentionally funny

Overall, the direction was very daring....the director didn't turn away the camera when most would have. The snakes went places most directors wouldn't have them go.

The soundtrack was intentionally melodramic and had a SciFi Channel and South Park made-for-TV feel.
Best line: 'I don't have a choice....I've exhausted ALL other options' - Main Bad Guy, explaining to his henchmen why he has to put snakes on the plane.
PS: You can have Samuel L Jackson send your friends a personalized phone call or email. He calls SOAP the "greatest movie ever made".
http://snakesonaplane.varitalk.com/