I'm going to the Thursday midnight showing. Because I'm just that into it.

Snakes on a Plane is so OVER. Figure it out, folks! The joke is done.

I found it interesting that Jon Stewart asked SLJ if SOAP was actually a parody, and he hedged a little. I haven't figured out what was supposed to be so great about this, but must admit that I'm curious and would like to go. I hope the buzz has been genuine.

yeah, so um, i haven't even seen a commercial for it or heard a song. the only thing i read about it was in the express about the snake rancher who owns the snakes for the movie. i think by title alone it has to be awful. what's the premise? snakes are on a plane?

snakes on a plane, or soap, or SoaP, as it is called by those in the know, might be the best thing to come out of hollywood since "dunston checks in" (1996). don't believe me? hear for yourself what samuel l jackson has to say about it with your own personalized phone call from the snake basher himself: http://snakesonaplane.varitalk.com/
i have tickets to the 10pm showing, the midnight showing and will probably kidnap people and take them to some of the ones on friday as well. i found a plane costume that i wore when i was six and dangled plastic snakes all over it. can't you taste the excitement?!?! SNAKES ON A PLANE.

this is a horribly tasteless movie to those of us who have personally been affected by snakes on a plane. in 1944 my great uncle was bombing the Nazis when suddenly a Hitler-like snake jumped out and bit him. tragically, he was paralyzed from the waste down and was never able to play soccer again. perhaps this movie will at least help raise awareness about this serious and very real problem.

There is an informal Fark (www.fark.com if you don't know) party scheduled for the Friday 10:10 show at the Regal Theater next to the MCI Center, meeting for drinks at RFD across the street at 7:30 or so. There will probably be plenty of people with Tshirts, rubber snakes, etc, so come one, come all.

Out here in Chicago I am going to see the movie at 10 when it opens. Is there really any doubt that people will walk out of the theatre saying it was awesome? I mean, even if it is terrible, it will be so funny that no one will care. Either way, it will be hilariously bad or spectacularly awesome.

I didn't want to go last night 'cause I was afraid they would let some snakes out in the theatre and come out with a documentary next year SNAKES IN A THEATRE. Now that i know its safe, the time has come... SNAKES ON A PLANE. I've been swept up in the excitement. Oh yeah, say it with me people: SNAKES ON A PLANE.