I love these movies. 3 had a great Accident scene and end scene. The main lead is very likeable as well. I just wish there was more teamwork/group dynamic like Final Destination 1 and 2, where they supported each other.
@@gananjajukus5027 well, i agree, because of the connection with the first. Its kinda interesting. But, i dont really like the deaths in 5s, because they used too much cgis....
This scene remembered me a day that I was walking at park in my city and a guy with a guitar starts to sing this song. I’ve been watched this movie a very long time ago so I was scary... goosebumps
This is one of the scariest songs ever thanks to this movie. Hearing it just come up right when someone is about to bite it has made it so damn scary that you immediately just think of death whenever it pops into your mind or you hear it in real life. So scary. 😰
I realize that if she had turned behind her, she would have really seen kevin, I mean that the song (As in all the occasions that appears) is warning her of something that is happening (Always behind her), unfortunately, in this third time the song appeared, she ignored it ... how ironic ... death in these movies has a very sarcastic sense of humor ..... On the other hand, I got to question why the guitarist is looking at Wendy in such a way, and he answered me that one possibility was that for the guitarist, wendy seemed pretty to him, I mean he was flirting, hahaha if this were so , I would think that death has a fantastic way of presenting its danger to its victims, it is incredible what for the boy can be a flirting gesture, for wendy a mortal presence ... in any case, I don't think the directors have come to think to such an extent, only speculation Finally, to say that it is one of my favorite scenes from the movies since it establishes a communication with the viewer who has seen the whole movie, that is, no one would understand the danger that wendy ran when listening to such a song if she had not seen the movie, such that the understanding of the scene is based on having seen the movie, for another person would not understand why it is so drastic that such a song sounds, and the danger of the scene would not be noticed in any way GOOGLE TRANSLATOR
*_There is someone walking behind you_* *_Turn around, look at me_* *_There is someone watching your footsteps_* *_Turn around, look at me_* *_There is someone who really needs you_* *_Here's my heart_* *_É só a parte cantada no filme_*
"turn around" actually kinda makes sense here, like "turn around and leave the subway" same for frankie's death, they literally had to say "turn around look at me" to get Frankie to see the truck behind them
This scene stressed me out cause she should know by now to get off that damn train lol. They always have such wishful thinking at the end that they’re off death’s list. Great ending, it’s my second favorite ending next to FD5.
Just know they all died sister her and they boy.that song tells them when they are going to die soo ya the the sister just got snached bye Somthing and the girl got ran over by a nother train at the end and i left the boy out because i forgot what happend soo ya
Burke and Kimberly was supposed to b on the train with Wendy they would also have died with her but they were not available for d shoot so they brought 2 other roommates friend's with Wendy on the train Wished Kimberly and burke was there it would be a hell of the train ride coz Aj cook and Mary Elizabeth both are awesome actors..
I can't understand the Minute 0:28. Wendy see somthing in the picture what she take before the Rollercoaster's accident? O_O. Because I saw a shadow there. That shadow is the Death
Each picture has something in it that predicts their death. For that picture we see here, it shows Jason's face all blurry. Here, Wendy sees people outside the window with their faces all blurry because of the speed of the train. So she remembers how blurry Jason's face was in the picture. With that, the lights flickering, her feeling the wind, and hearing the song, she realizes her death is about to happen.
