1. The Airplane! formula gets reworked as a raunchy sendup of black racial stereotypes, but the movie has an aura of bad sketch comedy.
2. Cries out for the guiding hand of one of the Zucker Brothers or, even better, a genuine satirist like John Ridley, who wrote the subversive Undercover Brother.
3. Come back the Wayans Brothers, all is forgiven. Even Scary Movie 2.
4. Nothing more than racial stereotype after racial stereotype.
5. A s******ing style of humour that might have seemed funny in theory, but virtually nothing sparks on screen.
6. How best to explain a film this mean-spirited, this unfunny--this dispiriting?
7. ...it's hard not to be offended by a sequence in which an Arab man boards the airplane - much to the shock and horror of everyone around him.
8. Surprisingly enough (in fact, I am shocked), this film gets a lot of laughs.
9. Soul Plane is like seeing an uncomfortably unfunny stand-up comedy routine acted out and stretched to a feature-length film.
10. Raunchy comedy for adults only.

What is a brief summary of the following reviews?
A raunchy sendup of Airplane! that never really takes off.