The Final Destination Franchise

[Danie84]

At first, Final Destination 5 felt like a waste of time.

How does a bridge crumple like paper with no real concrete (pun intended) evidence given? Why's there so much dialogue? Where's the gory deaths? Candyman appearance; cool, but why is the movie taking itself so serious? Killing someone else will take your death place, okay. The black guy's actually going to make it. Those were my random thoughts throughout the flick.

All that change, when the two couples got on Flight 180, and you saw the tie-in to the first Final Destination. I sat up for a good minute like

They got me good. It also redeemed what otherwise was a shytty movie. Now, I have to rewatch to see, if I could pick up on the clues that explains it being a prequel to the original.

Final Destination 1 and 3 are my favorites from the franchise.

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

Its a great movie franchise worlds better than Saw imo. The last one was ill although I could of done without the killing somebody to save yourself angle.

Whens the next one dropping!?!?

 

[Danie84]

They should stop at 5.

 

[YBE]

At first, Final Destination 5 felt like a waste of time.

How does a bridge crumple like paper with no real concrete (pun intended) evidence given? Why's there so much dialogue? Where's the gory deaths? Candyman appearance; cool, but why is the movie taking itself so serious? Killing someone else will take your death place, okay. The black guy's actually going to make it. Those were my random thoughts throughout the flick.

Alll that change, when the two couples got on Flight 180, and you saw the tie-in to the first Final Destination. I sat up for a good minute like

They got me good. It also redeemed what otherwise was a shytty movie. Now, I have to rewatch to see, if I could pick up on the clues that explains it being a prequel to the original.

Final Destination 1 and 3 are my favorites from the franchise.

I was for about 20 mins. off of that. I never once would've guessed that shyt man....usually they put some obvious clues & viewers just dont catch it. Like I watched "Remember Me" & was caught off guard that it was set 10 years ago but, they were using old ass cellphones all thru the flick.

 

[Danie84]

You'r right about the cellphones.

Smart-ass movie.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Yeah, the ending was slick, but that movie was still dumb as hell. Shoulda stopped after 1

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

They should stop at 5.

Nah breh they need to keep going with these. These movies are bomb because they got the same formula but the writers can make it just as holy shyt as the last one. The opening disaster is always ill too shyt to this day the thought of highway driving terrifies me because of that accident in 2.

As long as the next one has elaborate, outlandish set ups for equally outlandish deaths im all for this franchise hitting double digits

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Nah breh they need to keep going with these. These movies are bomb because they got the same formula but the writers can make it just as holy shyt as the last one. The opening disaster is always ill too shyt to this day the thought of highway driving terrifies me because of that accident in 2.

As long as the next one has elaborate, outlandish set ups for equally outlandish deaths im all for this franchise hitting double digits

I really hope u arent a studio exec

 

[The_Hillsta]

Personally, part 2 was my favorite.

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

I really hope u arent a studio exec

Id be caking if I was at the end of the day crap like this makes money. This aint fine art we are talking about here

 

[Danie84]

I liked Two highway death scene, the rest of it dragged.

One and Three were entertaining from start to finish.

I'll stand alone and say the rollercoaster death scene > the airplane death scene.

 

[Kliq_Souf]

there will be more eventually... too profitable

 

[Crakface]

At first, Final Destination 5 felt like a waste of time.

How does a bridge crumple like paper with no real concrete (pun intended) evidence given? Why's there so much dialogue? Where's the gory deaths? Candyman appearance; cool, but why is the movie taking itself so serious? Killing someone else will take your death place, okay. The black guy's actually going to make it. Those were my random thoughts throughout the flick.

Alll that change, when the two couples got on Flight 180, and you saw the tie-in to the first Final Destination. I sat up for a good minute like

They got me good. It also redeemed what otherwise was a shytty movie. Now, I have to rewatch to see, if I could pick up on the clues that explains it being a prequel to the original.

Final Destination 1 and 3 are my favorites from the franchise.

I liked it. The death scenes were on point. What movie were you watching. The guy gettin destroyed by those poles on the bridge. The girl in the lasic eye surger. The guy falling onto the hook or whatever. Come on. There was enough for everyone. Probably the best ending to a horror franchise in the history of horror films.

 

[thaKEAF]

The first one that was in 3D I liked a lot. Actually went to the movies to see that one.

The newest one not so much.

 

[Death6six6]

Personally I love this franchise,if they can keep coming up with elaborate set piece death scenes at the beginning of all the flix and have some nice looking white bytches to stare at for a hour and a half I'm good!!!!!!