women with bangs just be knowing things the rest of us don’t

One of the best opening disaster scenes in the franchise! The mounting tension damn near got the best of me! After some deep cleansing breaths I managed to get my blood pressure back under control!

Sure it's the same ole same ole but I'll be danged if they didn't manage to continue to entertain me! While I watched the Theatrical Version I was intrigued to see that they offered a second version where we the viewer can choose their fate! What a great idea! Next time I'll give it a whirl!

Wonderfully creative and often gory death scenes will please the most discriminating gorehound among you!

BREAKING NEWS: actress mary elizabeth winstead has been recently hospitalized due to a major injury on her back. TMZ has confirmed that the injury was in fact caused by carrying the weight of the entire final destination franchise.

find me a scene from the entire history of cinema that is more stressful than the tanning beds scene. i'll wait

I adore the first two Final Destination movies but somehow never caught up with this one until tonight. James Wong and Glen Morgan return, and while I am generally a big fan of their output, this fell a little flat for me. FD3 lacks an aura of dread inevitability and a visible Tony Todd. To make matters worse, the editing and camera-work are close-quarters and choppy, thus negating any sense of kineticism. FD3 wants the audience to be impressed with the elaborate outlandishness of its kills, having to guess and endure fakeouts and deferrals when the audience should be able to see what is coming, yet be helpless to stop it. FD3 feels inert and overanalytical, which is death for a film in this series. All of that said, it has a lovely Hellbound Rollercoaster set, some crazy Bicentennial action, a quasi-villain, a satisfying formal symmetry and a winning lead in Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

A second sequel to a horror film from 2000 made six years later and with none of the original cast being “pretty good” is forty times as impressive as Sully landing an airplane in the Hudson with no casualties.

mary elizabeth? more like marry me elizabeth.

mary elizabeth marry me challenge

So there’s one school of thought, which is to make characters in horror films unlikeable, so you’re stoked when they meet a grisly death. The other is to make sympathetic characters that you root for, and feed sad when they die.

These films seem too scared to commit to either and instead everything has this dull melancholy feel that is a huge bummer and makes the absolutely brilliant Rube Goldberg death traps waaay less satisfying OR shocking.

This is still the best one so far.

Featuring the usual amount of Final Destination dumb fun, this film managed to deliver enough inventive deaths to win me over.

This is the best movie from the series and no, I don't take criticism

48%

I really love how Final Destination 2 gives its characters room to breathe in the face of their impending doom. The third film has none of that, as most scenes consist of the main characters meeting up with someone, telling them they're about to die, and then watching them die. Mary Elizabeth Winstead's performance isn't even that compelling. However, the ultimate indictment here might be that the deaths just aren't that exciting. If that's the case, what even is the point?

Esse filme tem um erro de lógica que basicamente compromete o filme em termos de narrativa. Pelo menos é bem feito, e tem algo mais próximo de atores de verdade

the way most of the reviews i read for this movie only talk about mary elizabeth winstead.. queen