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

im not saying men who have a nipple ring deserve to die. but if you’re a man with TWO nipple rings you had it coming, honey

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!

Bigger and better than its predecessor, providing more bang for your bucks! More complex and creative ways for the grim reaper to claim some souls whom are fighting tooth and nail to escape death!

More thrills, chills and spills makes this a real nail biter!

wow a bunch of people realizing that all human beings are connected and your death or life could affect whether someone else lives or dies and everything is so insane all you can really do is make it into a gruesome joke???? can't relate lol!!!

Directed by David R. Ellis, "Final Destination 2" takes the narrative bones of its superior predecessor and cooks them down to their genre essence. The story of a group of people trying and failing to avoid death, the followup to 2000's "Final Destination" rids itself of pesky mythology and bothersome narrative, focusing mainly on ornately orchestrated death scenes instead. Crazily, it works.

The deaths felt a little more interesting and exciting in this one. Even though it feels like an episode of 90210.

The second film doubles down on the insane deaths and features some of the most insane gore of the franchise: the deaths themselves aren't overly complicated, but we get insane amounts of misdirects as the franchise begins to find its feet in terms of knowing what it does best......

The opening freeway crash is gloriously OTT and it still boasts some of the best kills of the entire franchise - the lottery winner and the fire escape, the flying barb wire fence and of course one of the very best, the air bag gag.

Mythos is attempted to be expanded and it just about works, mainly because of its links to the first film. And overall, we have one of the strongest sequels of the franchise, giving us just enough that's different while still operating within the fun set of rules from the first film.

Même affaire que le 1er, mais en sequel, c'est malade.

Not only is it better paced and more inventive with the kills than the first film, the opening is an all time sequence. Just so wonderful in execution. 
The way they build upon the events of the first film while putting these characters through the ringer is tons of fun. 
The ending is rather ridiculous but the film has earned so much good will by then its easy to overlook. 
Did anyone ever notice the woman who gets decapitated wears the same sweater as Pamela Voorhees from the original Friday the 13th?

idk what the hell death is doing but i know i am loving it!

A scene that has stuck with me for more than 10 years, and I’m sure will continue to do so.

Bit of a step down from the first but still fun

[PMI] A rom-com with the pregnant woman and the cop who was in charge of her.