A ruthless assassin unleashes a crate full of lethal snakes aboard a packed passenger jet over the Pacific Ocean in order to eliminate a witness in protective custody. The rookie pilot and frightened passengers must band together to survive.
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- Snakes On A Plane
- 15 (for language, a scene of sexuality and drug use, and intense sequences of terror and violence)
- Cast
- Samuel Jackson, Nathan Phillips, Rachel Blanchard, Julianna Margulies, Flex Alexander, Sunny Mabrey, Bobby Cannavale, Todd Louiso, Kenan Thompson, Lin Shaye
- Director
- David Ellis
- Producer
- Penney Finkelman Cox, Sandra Rabins, Justis Greene, Stokely Chaffin, Toby Emmerich
- Writer
- Sebastian Gutierrez, John Heffernan, David Dalessandro
- Duration
- 01:46:00
- Official Site
- http://www.snakesonaplane.com/
- Release
- Friday August 18 2006
- Genres
- Horror, Suspense/Thriller, Action/Adventure
- Distributor
- Entertainment Films
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11:00 am, 2006-08-21 — MyMovies.Net
After all the buzz and online hype, "Snakes On A Plane" has topped this weekend's US box office chart.
Snakes movie tops US box office, just
10:00 am, 2006-08-21 — MRIB
Snakes On A Plane narrowly makes the No.1 spot at the US box office this weekend
Jackson demands comedy title
07:00 am, 2006-07-04 — MRIB
Sam Jackson almost pulled out of a film as bosses wanted to change title Snakes On A Plane to Pacific Air Flight 121
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