DrAwkward wrote:I'm so lonely.

don't feel bad. this has nothing to do with Snakes on a Plane, but i spent the last month and a half sitting in my room writing and recording a fake black metal album.

there, feel better?

instant_zen wrote:

DrAwkward wrote:I'm so lonely.

don't feel bad. this has nothing to do with Snakes on a Plane, but i spent the last month and a half sitting in my room writing and recording a fake black metal album.

there, feel better?

well done. i think you should post lyrics on your profile, so people could print them and memorize them."we are the fire of sacrifice" - not crap!

emmanuelle cunt wrote:well done. i think you should post lyrics on your profile, so people could print them and memorize them."we are the fire of sacrifice" - not crap!

actually, it's "we offer fire as sacrifice." not that it really matters, because the next line, "Valhalla awaits our restless souls tonight," is all you really need to understand.

thanks for the compliment, though. it'll probably be on sale somewhere in Milwaukee, Madison, and (maybe) Chicago (if we decide to work that hard) in the next six months.

Snakes on a Plane is an unabashed attempt at prefab populism, and (maybe) this gimmick will work once. But it won't keep working, and it will almost certainly make filmmaking worse.

Discuss. Or, you know, don't.

Chuck Klosterman wrote:"My wife is a rum-guzzling whore."

he spelled "cum" wrong.

ironyengine wrote:Snakes on a Plane is an unabashed attempt at prefab populism, and (maybe) this gimmick will work once. But it won't keep working, and it will almost certainly make filmmaking worse.

Discuss. Or, you know, don't.

This idea has worked for twenty-four pages in a cozy corner of the internet. Every sound guy I know knows about SOAP. The word of mouth in the major market of the US is enough to at least spawn a sequel. Pop culture will change because of it's release. SNL will have its fun with SLJ. And Esquire magazine will continue to cater to its niche of readers. We are not talking Howard's End. We are talking Snakes On A (motherfucking) Plane. Also the commercial during the U.S. broadcast of the World Cup did not hurt.

Or not.

Life imitates art... almost

http://www.kptv.com/travelgetaways/9511549/detail.html

AAAAAAAARGH wrote:Life imitates art... almost

http://www.kptv.com/travelgetaways/9511549/detail.html

Nah - that's just the "street team" doing their job...

Paul Phillips, professional poker player, playing in the most expensive, most competitive tournament in World Series of Poker History ($50K Hold'em, Omaha 8, Razz, Seven Stud). He's wearing a Snakes On a Plane Shirt.





He didn't win.

Salon's Video Dog collects a bunch of parodies off of YouTube:

http://www.salon.com/ent/video_dog/comedy/2006/07/17/snakes/index.html