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The Final Destination Trilogy

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John Torres73 John Torres73 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2006
#41 ·
Interesting take... personally, I’ve always preferred the trilogy in this order: 2, 1, then 3.
To me, the second one hits the hardestβ€”it’s got the most brutal, visceral scenes by far. The first one stands on its own as a powerhouse because the story actually feels grounded and real, whereas the third one? Well, once you've seen the first two, the third is really just a collection of cheap thrills and gimmicks.
steelhawk17 steelhawk17 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#42 ·
I found the first one to be quite intriguing, though a friend of mine insists that the sequel actually surpasses it...
Brandon Ortiz88 Brandon Ortiz88 Member
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joined Mar 2007
#43 ·
Honestly, I think the second one was fantastic, though if I’m being totally honest with myself, the first one actually hits a bit harder for me. I haven't managed to sit down and get through the third installment yetβ€”I just can't seem to find a spare moment in my schedule latelyβ€”so if anyone here has already seen it, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.
Brian Foster2 Brian Foster2 Active Member
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joined Mar 2007
#44 ·
The second one is hands down the winner! The first one has such an incredible vibe, while the third one? Well, it’s got those killer features, if you know what I mean!
lonelynx44 lonelynx44 Member
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joined Dec 2009
#45 ·
The third one is a total disaster!!! I'll give 1 and 2 a passβ€”they were actually decent, maybe even some of the better entriesβ€”but 3??? It’s just mindless junk, completely unnecessary! =(( Honestly, they totally killed any hope I had for this being a good franchise...
Jessica Rivera Jessica Rivera Member
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joined Nov 2009
#46 ·
Did I totally lose my mind, or was that movie on my phone a couple of days ago? You know, the one about those kids heading to New York City for prom, then their plane crashes and death starts hunting down the survivors?😬
What’s the actual title of that flick?

IMHO, that movie is absolute garbage. I don't get what you people find so great about it.😁
cosmicraven2 cosmicraven2 Active Member
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joined Apr 2008
#47 ·
All three of them are steeped in such dark humor, which is exactly why they're so entertaining. For instance, in the third installment, there’s this specific double death scene that is absolutely gruesome, but then the film cuts... and just one shot later, I actually found myself laughing out loud.
Jerry Howard Jerry Howard Newcomer
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joined Dec 2006
#48 ·
What’s the English term for this?
cosmicraven2 cosmicraven2 Active Member
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joined Apr 2008
#49 ·
Final Destination
steelhawk17 steelhawk17 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#50 ·
here is what the audience is saying

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0195714/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0309593/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0414982/
Jerry Howard Jerry Howard Newcomer
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#51 ·
cosmicraven2 said:Final Destination

That’s exactly what I was thinking... honestly, it’s just a bad movieβ€”actually, the whole franchise is pretty terrible, if we're being honest. Isn't it that guy from *Scream* who acts in it?
granitelynx8 granitelynx8 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#52 ·
I honestly can't say for certain.
Ken watched both the first and second installments, but he simply refuses to sit through the third because, quite frankly, isn't the level of violence just far too much for him to stomach?
Ronald Morales51 Ronald Morales51 Member
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joined Aug 2008
#53 ·
Honestly, that movie is a total cult classic for teenagers.
And just like that, the story reaches its end.
Drew Wright5 Drew Wright5 Member
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joined Jun 2009
#54 ·
The first one is incredibly solid. As for the second installment, it features one of the best opening sequences ever put to filmβ€”that highway scene is just masterclass stuff. While I’d argue the movie itself is a hair weaker than the original, that intro carries it. The third one also nails the opening, though it doesn't quite hit the heights of the second, and while the deaths are absolutely brutal, the actual plot is easily the weakest link in the whole trilogy.
Mark Bennett64 Mark Bennett64 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#55 ·
The characters in the third installment are exceptionally well-developed. Truly, they are incredibly compelling 😬 😬
slyrider342 slyrider342 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#56 ·
1. Hands down the best of the trilogyβ€”no competition whatsoever...
Brian Foster2 Brian Foster2 Active Member
78 messages
joined Mar 2007
#57 ·
Mark Bennett64 said:The characters in the third installment are exceptionally well-developed. Truly, they are incredibly compelling 😬 😬

And what do you know about pizza anyway? 😬
Mark Bennett64 Mark Bennett64 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#58 ·
Brian Foster2 said:And what do you know about pizza anyway? 😬

A whole lot! 😬
But rather than questioning my expertise, perhaps you should take a moment to consider how much YOU really know.
😬 😬
Joseph Watson10 Joseph Watson10 Member
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joined Feb 2007
#59 ·
The second one is my top choice. πŸ˜‰
James Jackson9 James Jackson9 Active MemberOP
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joined May 2008
#60 ·
All three are solid options, though I have a slight preference for the first one.

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