2004
R
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
1 h 26 m

2004
R
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
1 h 26 m

Summary After a humiliating and horrific experience on a commercial flight, Nashawn Wade (Hart) sues and is awarded a $100 million settlement. Determined to make good with his newfound wealth he decides to create the airline of his dreams. With the help of his cousin Muggsy (Method Man), Nashawn creates NWA Airlines, the first full-service car...

Comedy

Directed By: Jessy Terrero

Written By: Bo Zenga, Chuck Wilson

2004
R
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
1 h 26 m

2004
R
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
1 h 26 m

Soul Plane

Name: Soul Plane
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2004-05-28
Duration: 1 min 26 s
Rating: 33
Cast: Dwayne Adway, Snoop Dogg, Tom Arnold, Kevin Hart, Method Man

Metascore Generally Unfavorable Based on 26 Critic Reviews

User Score Universal Acclaim Based on 143 User Ratings

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Directed By: Jessy Terrero

Written By: Bo Zenga, Chuck Wilson

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Metascore

Generally Unfavorable Based on 26 Critic Reviews

4% Positive
1 Review

54% Mixed
14 Reviews

42% Negative
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Metascore

Generally Unfavorable Based on 26 Critic Reviews

4% Positive
1 Review

54% Mixed
14 Reviews

42% Negative
11 Reviews

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Mixed Reviews
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The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

A third of the way into Soul Plane, maybe earlier if you're in the right mood or with the wrong company, you might actually start to enjoy disliking the movie. Like, say, Prince's "Purple Rain," certain Joan Crawford movies, and Leslie Nielsen at his best worst, the film inspires cathartic ridicule.

By Stephen Cole FULL REVIEW

Washington Post

Only fitfully funny, and it makes up for what it lacks in genuine humor by overdosing viewers with outrageous sexuality and outsize stereotypes.

By Ann Hornaday FULL REVIEW

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Has moments of inspiration, but the scattershot spoofing never achieves enough momentum to get this flight airborne.

By Sean Axmaker FULL REVIEW

The Hollywood Reporter

Starts out as an exuberant romp but soon gets trapped in a holding pattern of dumb sex and toilet jokes.

By Sheri Linden FULL REVIEW

USA Today

With its excessive sleaze and gross-out gags, Soul Plane overshoots effective spoofery. Mostly it's a foul, eye-rolling experience.