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Friday, December 30, 2005
Best Movie of 2006?
posted by barsoomcore
Snakes on a Plane
That's AWESOME. That's my favourite thing EVER. That is so mind-bogglingly brilliant I'm at a loss.
It's called Snakes on a Plane. It's about a bunch of people on a plane and, hey, snakes! Now there's truth in advertising. You can't say you didn't know what to expect. People won't be coming out of that muttering, "Well if it was just about a bunch of snakes on a plane they should have made that clear."
This is a defining moment, people. This is the beginning of a whole new GENRE of cinema. Think of the possibilities:
I'm blown away by the sheer brilliance of it. Samuel Jackson's career is about to hit a whole new level.
I'm going to be happy all day about this. Between this and Slither, it's enough to make you wonder if maybe the pure joy of the B-Movie isn't entirely lost to us, after all.
That's AWESOME. That's my favourite thing EVER. That is so mind-bogglingly brilliant I'm at a loss.
It's called Snakes on a Plane. It's about a bunch of people on a plane and, hey, snakes! Now there's truth in advertising. You can't say you didn't know what to expect. People won't be coming out of that muttering, "Well if it was just about a bunch of snakes on a plane they should have made that clear."
This is a defining moment, people. This is the beginning of a whole new GENRE of cinema. Think of the possibilities:
Alligators on a Train
Leopards on a Bus
Great White Sharks in a Taxi
Rhinoceroses on Bicycles
I'm blown away by the sheer brilliance of it. Samuel Jackson's career is about to hit a whole new level.
I'm going to be happy all day about this. Between this and Slither, it's enough to make you wonder if maybe the pure joy of the B-Movie isn't entirely lost to us, after all.
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