Talk:Passenger 57

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[edit] Passenger 2 through Passenger 56 ?

I saw Antonioni's The Passenger, and I saw Passenger 57, but I missed Passenger 2 through Passenger 56. Were they any good? -- Geo Swan 00:28, 8 August 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Questionable quote

Other notable quotes include Snipes' remark when Rane falls out of the plane is "boo-ya, check-mate on the flipside!"

Was this actually said, or is it just vandalism? I haven't seen the movie in years so I can't remember. Slicing 09:18, 8 December 2005 (UTC)

I'm watching the DVD now and I've just gone over that scene twice; there is no such statement. (So I'm removing that from the article; but leaving the note here so that we can "track the NACK" (in case some fool puts it back into the article anyone here can see that it's confirmed NOT to be in the movie). The only "notable" quote right after that scene is Cutter's response to the question "Have you disable Rane, yet?" to which he says: "You damn skippy" (whatever that means). JimD 05:53, 6 July 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Dubious "Fan" External Links

There's something very spammy about the three links to different "Fan" sites, all with the same display text but leading to different sites for the character of Rane (two of which seem to link to one another, possibly a bit of Google-mandering?)

I've left those alone, but added the one to the canonical Wesley Snipes fan page, for some sort of "balance."

I have changed the display text, and removed the wesleysnipes.com link and one of the links to brucesangels.com, which don't really belong here. I'm reluctant to delete relevant content, but I think the removal of these fan site links might be appropriate. Please sign your comments. TheMadBaron 08:39, 21 October 2006 (UTC)