The Boston GlobeJackson is The Man, and he bestrides this film with the authority of someone who knows the value of honest bilge. He's as mu...
Salon ArtsSnakes on a Plane could have been great, good-bad fun. All it had to do was live up to its name.
Houston ChroniclesA staggeringly inane B-grade monster movie that doesn't pretend to be anything but a staggeringly inane B-grade monster movi...
SlateThere's no possibility it leaves unexplored. Snakes in a cockpit dashboard, snakes in a barf bag, in a runaway drink cart hu...
San Francisco ChronicleIf you can find a better time at the movies this year than this wild comic thriller, let me in on it. I'm there.
USA TodayThere is also something educational to be gleaned here: Snakes are not indigenous to Hawaii and they don't attack unless pro...
VarietySnakes on a Plane is at its best when it surrenders to the exuberant trashiness and matter-of-fact hilarity promised by its ...
Richard RoeperWithout that title and a year's worth of Internet-fueled buzz, this would be just another forgettable, mildly entertaining, ...
Entertainment WeeklyWhat, exactly, is the joke? If this cornball exploitation disaster movie had been called Anaconda 3: Flight of Fear (or, as ...
ReelViewsSamuel L. Jackson is on record as saying this movie isn't for critics. He's right about that. The problem is, it's not for m...
TimeThe director, David R. Ellis, is not exactly Alfred Hitchcock -- he's often messy in his stagings -- but as his picture ratt...
Village VoiceLike the flailing airline industry -- which probably sent executives out for ice packs when they heard the title -- it gives...
New York Daily NewsThis Internet-promoted lark about a Hawaii-to-L.A. flight besieged by a frenzied tangle of snakes is hilariously funny, full...
Los Angeles TimesWhen 'fans' respond to an unabashedly silly title like Snakes on a Plane and start riffing on it, how seriously do they mean...
The GuardianAll those CGI snakes can be quite shudder-inducing. But there is also something cheerfully ridiculous in the way the film sw...
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Partial Film Information
Director: David R. Ellis
Writer: John Heffernan
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Samuel L. Jackson, Nathan Phillips, Byron Lawson
Release: August 18, 2006
Writer: John Heffernan
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Samuel L. Jackson, Nathan Phillips, Byron Lawson
Release: August 18, 2006
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