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Soul Plane (2004)
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Soul Plane (2004)

Genre
Action, Comedy
Release Date
May 28, 2004
Studio
MGM
Official Site
http://www.soulplane.com
Genre
Action, Comedy
Release Date
May 28, 2004
MPAA Rating
R
Duration
86 minute(s)
Production Budget
16
Studio
MGM
Official Site
http://www.soulplane.com
Director
Jessy Terrero
Producer
David Scott Rubin, Jessy Terrero
Screenwriter
Bo Zenga, Chuck Wilson
Starring
  • Kevin Hart as Nashawn
  • Tom Arnold
  • K.D. Aubert
  • Mo'Nique as Jamiqua
  • Sommore
  • Loni Love
  • Snoop Dogg as Captain Mack
  • Method Man as Muggsy
  • Arielle Kebbel as Heather Hunkee
  • Dwayne Adway

When a humiliating and traumatizing experience on a commercial airline leaves Nashawn Wade with a hefty settlement, he decides to revolutionize air travel by launching his own airline, the eponymous Soul Plane. This high-flying comedy, directed by Jessy Terrero, follows Nashawn as he creates a flying party in the sky, complete with a dance club, a casino, and a staff of hilariously over-the-top flight attendants. The airline’s inaugural flight from Los Angeles to New York is helmed by the smooth-talking Captain Mack (played by Snoop Dogg), whose laid-back attitude sets the tone for the chaotic trip. On board, a motley crew of passengers, including a nervous first-time flyer (the brilliant Kevin Hart) and a skeptical white businessman (played by Tom Arnold), must navigate the outrageous antics of the crew, from a flirty flight attendant (played by K.D. Aubert) to a boisterous comedian (played by Mo'Nique). As the plane soars through the skies, the central conflict emerges from the clash between Nashawn’s wild, hedonistic vision and the strict regulations of the Federal Aviation Administration, leading to a series of side-splitting mishaps and high-speed hijinks. With its R-rated humor and a cast of comedy heavyweights, Soul Plane delivers a bumpy but wildly entertaining ride that satirizes the airline industry while celebrating the spirit of fun.