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Dead Meat Kill Counts (234 movies items)" 292 confirmed deaths 287 unnamed passengers 3 men 2 women Running time: 98 mins Number of deaths: 292 Kills per average: 20.14 mins Most Memorable Final Destruction Destruction: The infamous airplane crash. Most brutal deaths : Terri Chaney, who is hit by a bus, and Billy Hitchcock who loses his head. Least memorable death: Valerie Lewton, it just make real sense. Survivors: William Bludworh, Agent Schreck, Agent Weine, Clear Rivers, and Alex Browning Death always survives."
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2000 Awardie Awards (38 movies items)"Other nomination Best Visual Effects Best Horror or Thriller Film "
My Favorite Films of 2000 (25 movies items)" "In death there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes." Directed by James Wong Written by James Wong, Glen Morgan and Jeffrey Reddick Music by Adam Hamilton and Shirley Walker Cinematography by Robert McLachlan Editing by James Coblentz "
Movies I Watched in April 2022 (21 movies items)" Date: 4/28/2022 Viewed: IMDB TV Re-watch Note: I was looking for something to watch and came across the first Final Destination film on IMDB TV (now called Amazon Freevee which is a dumb name IMO). I remember when this film was a big hit when it was released back in 2000. I missed it when it first came out in theaters, and I didn't see it until it was released on VHS later that year. Even after 22 years, the first Final Destination film is still a solid film. In my opinion, the first Final D"
“'Final Destination' is most notable for two things mainly. The first being that it was the introduction of a fascinating and clever premise that is pretty unique for a supernatural horror. The other being that it was the feature film directing debut of James Wong, best known beforehand as a veteran of 'The X Files'.
It spawned four sequels with the fifth film being released in 2011. While it is flawed and somewhat of an uneven film, the first 'Final Destination' is still, six years after the fifth film, one of the franchise's better outings. Perhaps even the best, and the one where the premise feels the freshest. The more stale the concept got, the more the novelty wore off and the less effective the film. Could 'Final Destination' have executed its premise better? Perhaps. Mostl” read more
October 2021 Horrorfest (70 movies items)"First viewing - Oct. 12th I haven't seen Final Destination in probably 20 years. I know I caught it in the theatre, but I'm unsure whether I watched it on video (if I did, it was only once). I've also never seen any of its sequels, but since all 5 films are on Max I figured I'd try to run the series this month (they're also leaving the service on 10/31). And hey, it holds up OK for the most part. The cast is solid, the effects are mostly good, and it moves fast enough that it's never boring wh"
