Passenger 57 1992, Final Fight Scene, Director: Kevin Hooks
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Passenger 57 1992, Final Fight Scene, Director: Kevin Hooks
by PsychologicalSlip642
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I forgot Elizabeth Hurley was in this.
What a ridiculous film. I love it.
“Hey, do you want help saving my life and that of everyone on this plane? There’s only one left and we can easily take him in a group effort.”
“Nah. In fact, not only do I want him for myself, while I karate fight him around the plane, I don’t want a single passenger to assist me, even if, for a moment, it looks like I might lose. I’m willing to risk great injury to any one of you to secure this victory myself. Sound good?”
“Totally. Have fun!”
For as crazy as this movie is, that seems like a reasonably accurate portrayal of a plane decompressing. Most movies show the plane decompressing for like 2-3 minutes while everyone holds on for dear life.
I totally forgot how much of a cultural footprint Arsenio Hall had.
EVERYONE was doing that whole “woo woo woo woo woo” thing
and adding “NOT” to the end of every sentence.
also, surfer talk was real big back then too; like totally tubular and rad and far out and bodacous
Damn. Look at all that leg room!
Guilty pleasure movie. I’ve watched it probably 100 times. Snipes is great. And shout-out to Tom Sizemore!
I rate all my movie villains on how many kicks to the nuts they can handle. This guy is an 8/10.
The birth of the quote classic: “Always bet on black.”
“What would you do if you were me”
“I’d kill my fuckin self”
“You like that shit? Wesley Snipes Passenger 57……now hand me a motherfucking handiewipe”
“Always bet on black.”
That one passenger minding his own and catching an elbow!
First rated-R movie I ever watched. Classic.
Die Hard called, they said that was fucking sick.
My problem with this whole fight is that real fights are quick. They don’t last that long. Not to mention in a pst 9/11 world the entire plane would have jumped him the moment he lost the gun.