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Snakes on a Plane – DVD Review

  • February 28, 2007
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · Movie Reviews

SnakesI often wonder why I subject myself to films like Samuel Jackson’s latest adventure, Snakes on A Plane. You almost know it is going to be bad just from the title.

The premise for this story is this, In order to prevent a key witness in a trial of Mobster, a bunch of deadly snakes are put on the plane with the informant, and sent into a frenzy with some phermones.

Snakes on a Plane plays with most people’s base fear of snakes. The funny part about Snakes on a plane, is most if not all of the snakes are computer animated ala Anaconda. They look real enough, but you haven’t seen such color and hyperactive snakes as these.

Samuel Jackson does a fine job as the movie’s “hero”, but honestly, the script wasn’t much to write about. I about busted a gut when Samuel Jackson proclamied at the movie’s climax, ” I am sick of the mother f**cking snakes, on this mother f**cking plane.” If you have ever watched Pulp Fiction, you will pick up on the humor.

As a whole, Snakes on a Plane probably will not scare you. It may gross you out a little bit. If you like these type of movies, it is certainly worth a rental, but I couldn’t recommend buying this one.

Rating: 3 Zombie's out of 5 Out of 5

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  1. Allyson February 28, 2007 · Reply

    Alas…I bought this DVD for my dad’s birthday.
    The cover scared my mom. I still don’t know if she ever got around to watching the film.

    Allyson
    http://www.bringbackglam.com

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