Although its anticipated cult status is high, the film doesn't seem to have been created as a ready-made cult classic. It began like many other action films, as a god-awful B-movie script with a simple premise and simple thrills that needed some rewrites. It was filmed to be a PG-13 snoozer with the working title "Snakes on a Plane." A groundswell of Internet love for the title emerged. The title was changed by New Line Cinema to "Pacific Air Flight 121." The Web erupted into e-riots. The studio, realizing the golden, rotten egg upon which it sat, restored the original title and shot new sequences to push the rating from PG-13 to R.

Snakes On A Plane has to be one of the great it-does-what-it-says-on-the-tin film titles, ever.

"Bring Me The Head Of Alfredo Garcia"

Ok, mark me down as someone who had fun seeing SOAP.

There were some cheesy parts, some so-so lines uttered and some mediocre acting, but this was a fun movie. I laughed a lot, and had a good time. This is a movie not to be taken seriously by any means. But when the build up leads to Samuel L Jackson getting "tired of these motherfuckin' snakes on the motherfuckin' plane!" it was pretty cool.

I think this may be a new cult classic, but I'll wait till DVD before I watch it again ... so I can get plowed before watching it (which I didn't have time to do tonight).

Some parts of the movie reminded me of "Airplane!", which I think was intentional on the director's part.

Hardly anyone at the theater we went to, which was a bummer, but the 10 or so people that were there laughed as much as I did.

Oh and that song by Cobra Starship is so dumb too!!! But that's just what I think. Everyone else can go see it if they want I'm not stoping anyone from seeing it.