As would-be cult classics go, Snakes On A Plane (New Line) is a special case, because everything happened in reverse: It was a cult movie that lost its cult, having flowered in people's imaginations before it came out and withered the moment they saw it. After coming alive in the blogosphere, the film was reverse-engineered to include new lines and scenes, resulting in an awkward amalgam of an Airport '77-style disaster-movie, a straight-to-video thriller, and an Internet discussion board come to life. It's as poorly made as any major studio movie last year, but Samuel L. Jackson's big line is still oddly exhilarating…
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