" for now I will leave it to the judgement of someone more experienced.   

 :: I believe the original poster was only looking for confirmation of a rumor - not asking for information (besides the name of) or a review of either film. The warning was created to stop users from discussing favorite scenes and so forth on this page. As the original poster, if asking at all for a description of content, wasn't asking for a description of Snakes on a Plane, but merely for information about the existence of a similar film, I don't believe it applies. A warning that stated not to use the page except to specifically discuss the article may have constituted deleting these entries.    

 ==Infobox== 
 The infobox for this film is very long, mostly due to every single producer being listed. I think only the main producers should be in the infobox, and the executives and associates (unless very notable, eg. it was also the star of the film) should be left for the IMDb links. There are only three producers for this film, and well over ten associate and executives..I just dont see it practical to list them all...  
 ==Trivia== 
 Is four items of Trivia really too much?   
 *No.   

 ==Mo' and Muthafuckin'== 
 Are these deviations from ""more"" and ""motherfucking"" really necessary as they appear in the quotes in this article?  Wikipedia articles don't make a point of writing quotes phonetically unless it is important to the topic at hand, as the cause of a misunderstanding for example.  Here it just seems pointless, how is it any different than the old habit of spelling ""going"" as ""g'wan"" when black people said it? 
 *I feel that regarding the Samuel L. Jackson quotes, it should be phonetic, as the addition of the line to the movie was intentionally parodying his usual ""crude hard ass"" hero characters.  In both the film and the MTV awards, he could have pronounced it properly, but the way he spoke was an intentional part of his character and his act (at the awards).  I'm reverting to ""Mo'"" and ""Muthafuckin'"" as that was the status quo before an IP addressed user changed it.  Discuss. -  
 **Also, note that this has already been reverted once before myself.  -  
 :::How could Samuel L. Jackson have pronounced it ""properly""?  It is totally proper pronounciation in his idiolect, and it's probably proper pronunciation for a lot of people who don't speak Standard American English.  I think it should be changed back to ""more"" and ""motherfucking"", unless people want to start littering Wikipedia with their ""phonetic"" interpretations of anything in a non-standard dialect.  Unless someone wants to make a phonological point (that's not original research) in which case using the IPA seems more appropriate.    
 ::::Wait, are you saying that Samuel L. Jackson is unable to normally pronounce words in Standard American English?  He is an actor, you realize.   
 :::::I'm not saying he's unable to pronounce words in Standard American English.  I object to the implication that Standard American English pronunciation is ""proper"" pronunication.   
 ::::::Yes, everyone should be using the Queen's English!   
 :::::::It doesn't matter what phonemes he actually uttered or what phonemes he can utter.  The point is that most of quotes on Wikipedia don't reflect the phonetic spelling of what was quoted, so why should this one?  Now if someone could produce a copy of the screenplay and show where they specifically wrote ""mo'"" and ""muthafuckin'"" then I'll be satisfied, but otherwise I think this should be ""more"" and ""motherfucking."" 
 :The words should be more and motherfucking, as that is the actual words that he said; quotations do not bring dialect into account except in the case of artistic interpretation, which doesn't belong in an encyclopedia. —  
 :What’s wrong with mothafuckin’? —  

 ==Product placement== 
 Do we really need a section on what products were placed in this movie?