Snakes on a Plane

Runtime: 105 Minutes

Studio: New Line Cinema

Director: David R. Ellis

Writer(s): John Heffernan, Sebastian Gutierrez, David Dalessandro, John Heffernan

Staring: Samuel L. Jackson, Nathan Phillips, Julianna Margulies, Rachel Blanchard, Flex Alexander

Description: While riding around on his motorcycle, Sean Jones witnesses the execution of a prosecutor. Now, while flying to LA to testify in the murder case hundreds of deadly snakes are let loose on the plane to ensure Sean does not make it to court.

Gore/Violence: There is not really any gore in this movie. The death of the prosecutor is not shown, and snakes cause pretty much every death after that. I guess the same could be said for violence. I don't consider snakes biting people violence.

Body Count: I'm sure not every death on the plane was shown, but they do show quite a few people being bit by the snakes, and since they are poisonous, they die.

Nudity & Sexuality: We have BOOBIES! In the beginning of the movie 2 passengers try to join the mile high club.... I say try because they got bitten by snakes and died before they succeeded. But at least we got to see boobies first!

Death Scenes: The first death is by baseball bat, but after that it's snakes. Probably the best death scene was a snake biting a womans naked boob. Not that it was a great death scene, but it did have nudity in it!

Acting/Storyline: The acting in this movie was superb. With Samuel L. Jackson leading the way you know it is going to be a good movie. The storyline, although simple, was great! Who knew a movie about snakes on a plane would be so good!

Final Rating: I thought this was a great movie. It was non-stop entertainment, and it had a pretty simple storyline. The story was great, the acting was great, and everything about this was great.