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David R. EllisForgatókönyvíró:
Sebastian GutierrezOperatőr:
Adam GreenbergZeneszerző:
Trevor RabinSzereplők:
Samuel L. Jackson, Julianna Margulies, Nathan Phillips, Rachel Blanchard, Kenan Thompson, Keith Dallas, Lin Shaye, Sunny Mabrey, Casey Dubois (több)Tartalmak(1)
A fiatal Sean Jones brutális gyilkosság szemtanúja lesz Hawaii szigetén, terepbiciklizés közben. A hírhedt gengszter, Eddie Kim a szeme láttára végez a neves Los Angeles-i ügyésszel. Sean az egyetlen, aki börtönbe juttathatja a bűnözőt. Ehhez azonban először is Los Angelesbe kell vinni őt a zsaruknak, mielőtt Kim emberei elkapnák. Neville Flynn FBI-ügynökre vár a veszélyes feladat. Utasszállító géppel indulnak, ám valaki leadja a drótot Kimnek. A gengszter utasítására különböző méretű és alakú mérges kígyók százait csempészik a gép rakterébe, majd a felszállást követően szabadon engedik őket. (InterCom)
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Quite an entertaining piece of crap, perfect for a fun movie gathering with a beer in hand. It requires a lot of detachment, and then you don't mind the crazy logical lapses and the fact that something similar, in different variations, has been done many times before (although I don't remember "oral sex" by a rattlesnake). I missed a bit more humour and an original idea that would refresh the pile of predictable clichés (although I admit that the initial idea and the showdown with the snakes is appropriately crazy). Of course...when the ultra-cool badass Samuel L. Jackson, with an irresistibly pissed off expression, blurts out "Enough is enough! I have had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane!", it's clear that you just can't go below the 3*, albeit close :)
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I read a lot of things about this film (all the hype surrounding it, etc.) only after watching it, which is good because, since all I was aware of was its average rating, the only thing I could expect was ordinary silly fun. That is exactly what I got, therefore I’m satisfied, but I can imagine going to the cinema for the “B-movie event of the year” only to get something where you can’t tell whether it’s stupid intentionally or unintentionally, in which case I think it would certainly not get three stars.
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Huh? I wish it was at least stupid to the point that it’s fun, but it doesn't even have a decent dose of idiocy. It's just a stupid accumulation of clichés, moreover in a tragically boring sequence. I would perhaps only describe the solid Samuel L. Jackson as good - otherwise, I was not interested by any of it. Stupid and empty boredom without a hint of fun.
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From beginning to end, a hopeless and exhausted borefest starring Samuel L. Jackson instead of Eric Roberts. By the end I was really suffering, and I like B-movie stuff a lot. If it wasn't for the stupid advertising campaign that wanted to turn this crap into a cult-movie, I'd probably be more moderate, but I won’t
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Riding the massive wave of various genre clichés with icy calm is a hell of a dose of detachment, which director David R. Ellis really doesn't spare. Even though the fan hype was quite a bit stronger than what the film actually turned out to be, with a cynical dose of audience perversion, one can do nothing but revel for 105 minutes in what wonders can be cooked up from the "B-movie" genre. Definitely the best ultra motherfucking cool movie of the year!
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