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Can you defeat death? Can you escape your fate? In this the fourth installment of the Final Destination franchise, these questions are once again posed to a group of unsuspecting college kids and those around them. Taking a page from the reality of the race track accident which killed fans in the stands several years ago, a scenario which before that accident would seem preposterous, the main characters of the film are carefree as they enjoy the thrill of potentially seeing a car race, which one character notes is only good if there is a wait for it .car crash. Although this is a bit over the top for foreshadowing, Final Destination fans know that this too shall pass and move on to some graphic death scenes, and in this respect, this movie does not disappoint.
Can you defeat death? Can you escape your fate? In this the fourth installment of the Final Destination franchise, these questions are once again posed to a group of unsuspecting college kids and those around them. Taking a page from the reality of the race track accident which killed fans in the stands several years ago, a scenario which before that accident would seem preposterous, the main characters of the film are carefree as they enjoy the thrill of potentially seeing a car race, which one character notes is only good if there is a wait for it .car crash. Although this is a bit over the top for foreshadowing, Final Destination fans know that this too shall pass and move on to some graphic death scenes, and in this respect, this movie does not disappoint.
Just like a Final Destination Movie Checklist, all the elements are in place:
A series of coincidental circumstances: check.
An accident destined to take the lives of the main characters: check.
A person whose actions change the fates of many: check.
A series of questions are raised for you the audience to answer:
When will death come back to get them?
Where do they make these awesome effects?
Why are the methods of death so ironic?
How many sequels will there be?
Who will live?
Blood and gore galore regale you in this 90 minute horror which is faced paced enough to be interesting, but which always has just a bit too much gore for me than necessary. Despite the over the top gore factor, the movie does keep you on the edge of your seat and with the date could prove to have some great oh my gosh Im so scared hold my hand moments. If you are a Final Destination Fan, then do not miss it. If you are looking for a really in depth plot though you might look elsewhere, as there is only so much you can do with this premise in 4 movies. The 3D though does add some more edge of your seat moments than I expected so kudos for the marketing/creative director genius who decided to add this to the mix.
Rating: 2.70
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