Final destination movie series

[Rasofy]

Probably not cult enough for the average typoc hipster but I find them very entertaining, especially the 3d ones.

Any fans?

 

[The Ü™]

The first is the closest to being a high-quality teen movie, and the rest are great gory fun, and let's face it, if it's fun, then how can it not be high-quality? I even enjoyed The Final Destination (fourth movie) -- the one where the dude gets sucked into the drain at the bottom of the pool.

I was reading rumors that they'd make a sixth and seventh film back-to-back, one that would take place during Medieval times and another in space. I hope both plans come to fruition one day.

 

[The Ü™]

The first is the closest to being a high-quality teen movie, and the rest are great gory fun, and let's face it, if it's fun, then how can it not be high-quality? I even enjoyed The Final Destination (fourth movie) -- the one where the dude gets sucked into the drain at the bottom of the pool. Hilarious.

I was reading rumors that they'd make a sixth and seventh film back-to-back, one that would take place during Medieval times and another in space. I hope both plans come to fruition one day.

 

[Rasofy]

The first is the closest to being a high-quality teen movie, and the rest are great gory fun, and let's face it, if it's fun, then how can it not be high-quality?

Exactly. Also, movies nowadays seem to lack a good dose of thrill.

I even enjoyed The Final Destination (fourth movie) -- the one where the dude gets sucked into the drain at the bottom of the pool.

Haha, that scene was really trash. Instead of being shocked, I had a good laugh.

I was reading rumors that they'd make a sixth and seventh film back-to-back, one that would take place during Medieval times and another in space. I hope both plans come to fruition one day.

Wow, that would be awesome.

 

[KDude]

I've only seen one.

They're like the film version of my own paranoid Ni prognosis (that is, if I fall into that, and someone I don't trust is controlling things).

 

[sprinkles]

Ugh. This is me after seeing just one of those.

 

[Ginkgo]

I love 'em. And yeah, I identify with [MENTION=16071]sprinkles[/MENTION]

 

[sprinkles]

I love 'em. And yeah, I identify with [MENTION=16071]sprinkles[/MENTION]

Haha. It didn't help that at one time even before that I had an absurd sharp object phobia for a while, for whatever reason. *shudder*

Scissors would be under lock and key. Preferably in somebody else's house.

 

[Ginkgo]

Haha. It didn't help that at one time even before that I had an absurd sharp object phobia for a while, for whatever reason. *shudder*

Scissors would be under lock and key. Preferably in somebody else's house.

How do you feel about scissors and roller coasters?

 

[Rasofy]

And let's not mention the ventilators! Nowadays I try to stay as far away from them as possible.

 

[The Ü™]

So, what was everyone's favorite death sequence in a Final Destination movie?

As a coaster enthusiast, I enjoyed the opening premonition in Final Destination 3 the best, though a close runner-up would be the premonition in Final Destination 5 -- 3D sailboat impalement FTW! But as for an actual death sequence, the tanning bed deaths were the most amusing. And I love how the overhead shot of the two parallel tanning beds cuts to an overhead shot of two parallel coffins. I don't know why, but I found that hilarious. And the engine flying into the back of that dude's head was pretty funny, too.

 

[Rasofy]

though a close runner-up would be the premonition in Final Destination 5 -- 3D sailboat impalement FTW!

That was the most exciting 3d experience I've ever had, hands down.

So, what was everyone's favorite death sequence in a Final Destination movie?