Soul Plane
Making a 747 Prince purple, complete
with hopping hydraulics and Snoop Dogg
as the pilot, are the best jokes to be found
in Soul Plane, a comedy with
something in the neighborhood of three
good jokes and 43 that repel all good will
towards the movie. The setup is
something that begs to be enjoyable and
funny, while the execution is nothing but
an exercise in bad taste and yet another
cinematic reason to get Tom Arnold on a
toilet after his pooping stint in Austin
Powers. Most of the jokes that work
are thanks to Dogg, who got his pilot’s
license in prison and isn’t against taking
large tokes off fat joints while flying
planes. (This gives him a chance to take
full advantage of the autopilot feature.)
When Dogg isn’t on the screen, this film
is a groaner. Overall, this one is a stiff.
By Bob Grimm
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