2003 Directed by David R. Ellis
When Kimberly has a violent premonition of a highway pileup she blocks the freeway, keeping a few others meant to die, safe...Or are they? The survivors mysteriously start dying and it's up to Kimberly to stop it before she's next.
A.J. Cook Ali Larter Michael Landes Terrence 'T.C.' Carson Jonathan Cherry Keegan Connor Tracy Lynda Boyd James Kirk Justina Machado David Paetkau Tony Todd Sarah Carter Alejandro Rae Shaun Sipos Andrew Airlie Noel Fisher Christina Jastrzembska Eileen Pedde Jill Krop Marrett Green Benita Ha Aaron Douglas Eric Keenleyside Enid-Raye Adams Fred Henderson Darcy Laurie John R. Taylor Alf Humphreys Chilton Crane Show All…
Scott Martin Gershin Dino Dimuro Bryan Bowen Michael Keller Patrick Cyccone Jr. Tom Ozanich Randy Kelley Peter Zinda Scott Sanders
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I love this 1 because it starts with two college aged women going away for spring break and one woman is standing in front of her house with her father and the other woman her friend says "can u hurry up I'm horny!"
If my friend ever said she was horny for sex in front of my father i would probably orchestrate a freak log accident myself tbh
opening highway car crash sequence is a legit great piece of controlled chaos filmmaking and whatever the writing quality of these the rube goldberg death sequencing concept is just too good; it never fails to deliver a fun, visceral shock every few minutes. particularly love the gore fx on the kid who is squished by the giant plate of glass and appears to snap into a few different pieces before exploding everywhere.
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This sequel has no real idea of what to do with the previous installment. It loses the anxiety and trauma of the first film's inherent seriousness, but also attempts to bridge the two films together. The tone is mismatched too, with the cartoon nature of 2 clashing against the existential quality of 1. But the set-pieces are off-the-charts: rube goldberg machine heaven. Total anarchy. This is what happens when a second-unit action director takes over a successful horror property, and it's frequently glorious.
So these moves are based on a real thing.
You see a lot of people die and death has a group of people working for him. The celestial order is unionized and Death is guaranteed 4 weeks vacation every year. So sometimes he has his middle management take over for him.
There is this kid named Chad, or Chazz as we all refuse to call him. Kinda a 90s kid who's dad is an important figure in the divine bureaucracy. Death just has to deal with him.
Chad is a loudmouth and sometimes like to brag so we get people who are suppose to die live because they get premonitions. (People who get them, it means someone in the order…
FluFest 2018 continues and let me just tell you that I have basically been swigging cough medicine straight from the bottle so I am a complete hot mess who has no business writing anything for anyone to read but here we are and there you go.
2.8 average rating on LB and I simply can’t abide it. This movie is SO much fun! It’s the best one in the entire series for sure although I’m a fan of all of them (yes, even the 4th one). I think the series works so well because while it’s completely preposterous on almost every single level, it still finds that tiny little part of your brain that knows you can neither prove nor…
Tag yourself I'm the guy who takes his shirt off and plays Vitamin by Incubus to make spaghetti and then dies from slipping on spaghetti after his apartment explodes.
Upon returning to this I was confronted with how special this movie is to me. A beautiful rain-soaked early aughts world where everybody understands and on some level respects death's bizarre and weirdly sporting plan. None of it makes sense and anytime the movie starts to suspect you're onto how full of shit it is it explodes somebody. The plot is an excuse to get from one Rube Goldberg kill to the next. It's got as much in common with Holy Grail as it does with the first Final Destination.
I love people but there are certain ones I'm always especially excited and happy to talk to and if you're not charmed by the scene with Ali Larter in the nut-house with the Charlie Day newspaper clippings up on the wall you're probably not one of them.
ive been caught speeding three times and even i would maybe fucking use my brakes if a log truck crashed in front of me
For someone who was beginning to think that they've seen it all the Final Destination franchise proved me wrong and delivered extraordinarily creative scenarios of horrific ways to kick the proverbial bucket!
The initial disasters shown at the beginning of each film are incredibly detailed and graphic, inspiring exuberant "oohs & awws" the kind of sounds one might express while witnessing a spectacular fireworks display!
The gruesome fun doesn't stop there! On the contrary it has only just begun! The rest of the film has equally impressive deaths committed by an atypical killer determined to set things right!
Fun, unapologetic, humorous, entertaining, fast paced unconventional horror!
me watching this when i was 10: how do i cheat death?
me watching this right now: why do they have so much will to live?????? like????
best final destination because of officer tom🤠 also my friends and i watched this after watching a titanic analysis i really do not know how it happened but yes it did
