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Death to keep coming for you in Final Destination 5

http://scifiwire.com/2010/03/its-not...t-final-de.php

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Think last year's 3-D The Final Destination was the final installment in the death franchise? Think again: ComingSoon.net reports that Warner Brothers is mulling a fifth chapter in the hit horror series.

Today, at ShoWest in Las Vegas, ComingSoon.net sat in on Warner Bros.' The Big Picture presentation during which the studio's Alan Horn confirmed a fifth "Final Destination" film is in the works.
Each film in the series continues to be a financial success for the company. The Final Destination, which hit theaters last year in 3D, grossed $66 million domestically but made $180 million worldwide.

No details on what the movie will deal with, but you can likely expect the film to kick off with a massive action sequence in which a bunch of comely young people are brutally killed, followed by the realization by a beautiful young woman (or man) that it was all a premonition, followed by his/her frantic warnings to his/her friends to get off the plane/car/roller coaster, followed by their figuring out that they've only escaped death for a while and that it is coming for them, followed by a series of creatively brutal and horrific deaths. Probably in 3-D.

That's just a guess, though.

3-D seems to be the norm now, so I don't see the fuzz saying it's going to be in "3-D!!!!"
and common how can they continue to make more of these "death clips smashups" movies.
I get the slasher flicks is fun, but there is no visual killer in the movies. they just die in freaky ways.

and the bus scene from the first movie is still to date the best death ever in the franchise

Just saw 5. Wow. Kind of doing a marathon run and 4 was crap, but this... wow. I'm generally able to pick up on cues but I missed so many. Everything kinda "off" in the first two acts I completely forgive for the big twist at the end. I never saw it coming remotely and it was brilliant.

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I had only seen the first two but I also watched them all like last month. I liked 4, more than I did 3 at least. The twist of 5 was good but it's the only thing it had going. 6 is the last one right? All these movies are the same so it's difficult to remember what happens in what. The plus is that all the movies are like an bour and a half so they end before you get bored, well the last one is 2 hours.
He last one is good but I mean there really shouldn't do more.
I think had they kept consistent with the lore it'd be a far more interesting series, it's very contradicting

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Originally Posted by sdp (Post 2012662)

6 is the last one right?

"Bloodlines," which I just watched as well. It's probably the one that most feels like a proper MOVIE since the first movie. I'd probably rate them like this, in best to worst:

1
6
2
5
3
4