cricketbat Final Destination probably would have been scary, if it wasn't for the laughable writing and the sub-par acting. If you don't quite understand what's happening in the movie, don't worry, they'll spell out each and every detail for you.

adonis98-743-186503 After a teenager has a terrifying vision of him and his friends dying in a plane crash, he prevents the accident only to have Death hunt them down, one by one. I had totally forgot how great this movie is i mean damn especially the death scene involving Sean William Scott was awesome plus the film's special effects are it's really high point plus the acting was suprisingly great for a horror flick and the storyline very interesting and with it's own atmosphere for sure. Teenager Horror flicks never looked better than 'Final Destination' and that's for sure. (8/10)

aaronsaltzer I thought the movie was great. The part that was mysterious to me was Alex's survival. He said no one intervened with his death, which would've left his survival a miracle considering the police couldn't find a pulse when resuscitating him.

a_chinn This film had a definitely inserting concept, that a group of teens who have "cheated" death after abruptly departing an airplane that ends up exploding upon takeoff, who then find themselves fighting for their lives as death stalks them in the form of a series of elaborate fatal and/or near fatal accidents and mishaps (ranging from seemingly simple bathroom slip and falls, to downed power lines, to elaborate car and train sequences). The film was written and directed by "X-Files" veterans Glen Morgan and James Wong, so from a technical standpoint, it's a well crafted film with excitement, suspense, and thrills. However, I'm not sure the film's premise was enough to sustain a feature length film. It also doesn't help that the characters are not all that interesting, though it is kind of fun to see a young Ali Larter. Overall, this film this lacked story and characters to sustain itself, but the elaborate death sequences were interesting and suspenseful enough to hold my interest and make the film worth watching.