Snakes on a Plane

[Dan Petrovic]

I don't get why people think is so funny. I think it's a very innovative and creative idea and it will define movie making for the rest of our lives.

Hahahahahahahah

[Elgin Clock]

Originally Posted by InfernoX14

I don't get why people think is so funny. I think it's a very innovative and creative idea and it will define movie making for the rest of our lives.

Hahahahahahahah

Just think if all the classics had been released after this "innovative" way to name a movie was thought of.

ET would be "Alien needs a friend or A home"

Titanic would be "Boat in the water which sinks"

The Matrix would be "Alternate world goes crazy"

Star Wars would be.. well.. "Star Wars" still I guess.. LOL

With this movie, I swear, if anyone even thinks of asking what it is about in my presence, I am gonna smack them.

And, about this movie, I'm surprised this is the first time it was mentioned here on CD. The internet hype over this movie has been so large, it had fan sites even before it was finished being filmed.

Stick Samuel L. Jackson on a plane, and throw in some snakes, and apparently you have a cult phenomenon. Weird.

Speaking of Samuel L. Jackson, Pulp Fiction would be named "Angry People In A Movie With No Point Which Doesn't Have A Beginning Or Ending" - Directed By Quentin Tarentino

[Katie Reynolds]

I guess I just ... don't get it. What's all the hype about? From what I've seen, the plot looks pretty boring. I don't see anything really "innovative" about it.

Originally Posted by Elgin Clock

Pulp Fiction would be named "Angry People In A Movie With No Point Which Doesn't Have A Beginning Or Ending" - Directed By Quentin Tarentino

No, no, no. It would clearly be "Stories of Angry Gangsters Told Using Excellent Dialog (So You Really Have to Pay Attention to What the Actors Say, Not Necessarily What They Do). PS: Some Parts are Lengthy but Bear with Us 'Cause They're Important.".