How the hell do you sell that concept to the executives?? I didn't believe it until I watch the trailor for myself, looks like the new Hustle and Flow :icon_roll
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Pilot Fights Snake on Plane
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Marine4life
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Every time I hear or read the name Matt Damon, I can't help but think about Team America: World Police.
They are definitely out of ideas in Hollywood.
sevenhelmet said:
While I fully expect the movie to be bad, how can you possibly say the above when it comes to this movie? Has there been another movie with Snakes on a Plane? How many B-action movies have there been? We'll know they've run out of ideas when it's "Snakes on a Bus" and the bus can't slow down or the snake will explode...or something like that.
Had lots of 'em --- snakes --- in the cockpit --- I just couldn't ever see 'em. 
One time my Navy duties DID allow me to see one ... it was a big one. Up close and personal.
I was waving some STUDs down @ OLF Goliad. I had flown over early and after parking my bird I waltzed out to the little radio cart parked near the end of the runway on the grass. The ground crew had recently mowed everything except, of course, right underneath the LSO cart. The grass under it was @ 1 1/2 foot tall and came up to the bottom of the cart.
Blissfully unaware, I jumped up onto the cart, pulled my flight suit down and then off so I could take in some of the South Texas sun in shorts and T-shirt while waiting for the first Charlie to arrive overhead. I fired up the radios, sipped a Coke, and thought ... "life is good" or something similar.
The radio hum was then drowned out by that distinct "rattle" sound and I sensed "movement" under the cart. The fire crew said I went up @ 6 feet into the air and @ 12 horizontally as I flew without the assistance of any earthly means of support. Daedalus would have been proud.
The boys came over and captured the rattler --- they did this a lot at Goliad. It was nearly 6 feet long and mean ... well, as a snake. They put it in a cage and somehow produced a rat to keep the snake company overnight. In the morning, the rat was gone.
But the snake skin was impressive stretched out over the fire hose drying racks.
Better his skin than mine ... yes???
One time my Navy duties DID allow me to see one ... it was a big one. Up close and personal.
I was waving some STUDs down @ OLF Goliad. I had flown over early and after parking my bird I waltzed out to the little radio cart parked near the end of the runway on the grass. The ground crew had recently mowed everything except, of course, right underneath the LSO cart. The grass under it was @ 1 1/2 foot tall and came up to the bottom of the cart.
Blissfully unaware, I jumped up onto the cart, pulled my flight suit down and then off so I could take in some of the South Texas sun in shorts and T-shirt while waiting for the first Charlie to arrive overhead. I fired up the radios, sipped a Coke, and thought ... "life is good" or something similar.
The radio hum was then drowned out by that distinct "rattle" sound and I sensed "movement" under the cart. The fire crew said I went up @ 6 feet into the air and @ 12 horizontally as I flew without the assistance of any earthly means of support. Daedalus would have been proud.
The boys came over and captured the rattler --- they did this a lot at Goliad. It was nearly 6 feet long and mean ... well, as a snake. They put it in a cage and somehow produced a rat to keep the snake company overnight. In the morning, the rat was gone.
But the snake skin was impressive stretched out over the fire hose drying racks.
Better his skin than mine ... yes???