New Final Destination Movie

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Final Destination is a 2000 American supernatural horror film directed by James Wong and the first in the film series of the same name. The screenplay was written by James Wong, Glen Morgan, and Jeffrey Reddick, based on a story by Reddick.

New Final Destination Movie 2020

Jan 5, 2018 - 2018 is here and it's time to get ready for the next 'Avengers' movie, another. It looks like a twist on the 'Final Destination' franchise for a new.
This scene may or may not be the scene of a new 'Final Destination' movie, but we certainly hope it is. This scene may or may not be the scene of a new 'Final Destination' movie, but we certainly hope it is. Have a look at the video below to see what looks like a scene out of a Final Destination movie. Talk about a terrifyingly close call.

If you have a premonition that you're going to die, you may as well let it happen, because Death is going to get you one way or another, and it'll probably be painful. The 'Final Destination' movies are slashers of sorts with a most unusual villain: Death itself. You see, Death has a plan, and interrupting the plan will only buy you a little time before Death comes back with a vengeance. The franchise has made its name with elaborate 'accidents' by which Death claims its victims.

'Final Destination' (2000)

Aboard a jet with his high school French class, Alex (Devon Sawa) has a vision that the plane explodes. He understandably freaks out and warns everyone just before takeoff, but only a few people leave the plane with him. They're relieved they did when the 747 blows up in midair, killing everyone on board. Soon thereafter, though, the people who got off become stricken with terminal clumsiness, dying in a series of freak accidents. A mysterious mortician (Tony Todd) tips Alex and classmate Clear (Ali Larter) to the fact that by cheating Death, they interfered with Death's 'design,' and now it's coming back at them in the order they would've died on the plane. In the end, Alex saves Clear from an exploding car so that the design skips her .. until six months later, when the survivors, thinking they're in the 'clear,' fall prey to a freak accident that makes it 'clear' (OK, enough) that Death is still looming.

'Final Destination 2' (2003)

Fast forward to a year later, and Kimberly (A.J. Cook) is driving with three friends when she has a vision of a chain-reaction pileup that kills everyone in her car and several people in other vehicles. She blocks the on-ramp to prevent the people behind her from getting on the highway, saving their lives when the accident finally occurs -- and ticking off Death. Once again, Death seeks revenge, a dish best served deadly. In an added twist, it turns out that the deaths of the plane crash survivors in the first movie indirectly saved the lives of the characters in this movie. In the end, Kimberly has to drown and be brought back to life with CPR in order to break the 'design'.. for now.

'Final Destination 3' (2006)

Wait, this seems like deja vu: Wendy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has a vision that the vehicle she's on is going to crash, killing everyone on board, so she persuades a few people to get off, only to see her vision come true. In this case, the vehicle is a roller coaster. (What's next, a trolley car?) Wendy and her pal Kevin research the events of the first film and discover Death's design of killing them in the order that they would've died on the coaster. They also discover clues to the upcoming deaths in photos Wendy took of the people who got off the ride. Wendy and Kevin run around trying to break the chain with little success until Wendy saves Kevin and her sister, thus skipping Death's plans .. for now.

'The Final Destination' (2009)

Same formula, but this time the scene is at a racetrack, Nick has a premonition that a car crash kills him and other spectators in the stands. He persuades girlfriend Lori and friends Hunt and Janet to leave, starting a skirmish that drags others -- including security guard George -- out of the stadium. They all are thus spared when the crash occurs as Nick predicted. Soon, the survivors begin to die in freak accidents, with Nick seeing omens hinting at the manner of death soon before their time is up. Nick and Lori run around trying to save everyone, but they manage to save only Janet. Weeks later, they gather in a cafe, where Nick begins seeing omens of their death -- but he's too late to prevent them from being run over by a truck.

'Final Destination 5' (2011)

On board a bus full of paper company employees, Sam has a premonition that a bridge will collapse, killing all but his girlfriend, Molly. He rushes off the bus, and seven co-workers follow, escaping death for the time being .. yadda yadda, you know the deal. This time, though, mysterious coroner Bludworth (Tony Todd) reveals that they can save themselves if they each kill someone, thus stealing that person's remaining lifespan. Nathan accidentally kills a man and avoids death. Peter then tries to kill Molly, but Sam saves her by killing Peter. Later, Sam and Molly head off to Paris, but it turns out they're on the doomed flight from the first movie. Oops. Meanwhile, Nathan discovers the hard way that the man he killed had a short remaining lifespan.

Oh dear…Bloody Disgusting is saying that the new and fifth Final Destination is set to be titled 5nal Destination…I don’t have words to convey the awfulness of that.

Remember how the last movie was meant to be the final Final Destination? They even called it The Final Destination, with the ‘The’ seemingly signalling the end of a franchise that had long ago run out of ideas. Well that movie made a stack of money, mostly due to cinematic audiences desire to see people get hurt badly in 3D.