Final Destination: Deusdaecon Reviews 

Cody McCollum this movie was originally an ex files episode

that actually sounds incredible

I honestly think now this would have functioned better as an X-Files episode... Really hitting on both its supernatural and sci-fi themes.

I read as though is was cold slop that was pretty disgusting. Devon Sawa is so versatile.

too bad the ywhined that would have been way better than HE DIED GETTING A BRICK TO THE HEAD

@@ivantrajkovski5055 Who threw the brick Kevin Mccallister

@@TyMarshall007 probably just a brick Johnny threw after being angry at lisa again

@@ivantrajkovski5055 That dude from God's Not Dead 3 threw it. Seriously; If you wanna see some silly bullshit, look up Big Joel's videos on them.

@@princesssookeh hold the fuck up There's a god's not dead 3

yep did u watch the german dub movies? they are pretty cool

Tot*

Tod - death tot - dead

niiling no one who speaks German could be an evil man

@@zadehgenerous8279 ...... Nice pun.

TheEverWilde wouldn't be the first time a movies used a Mystic being to spout exposition😊

@@jborrego2406 Yep. That's Tony Todd.

I could believe it, but lemme ask ya this: If he was, why would he give people advice on death and the way it works? Why would he tell them that death has a planned design and that it's beatable? Why would he assist them in their mission to beat death if he himself was Death? I could believe that he does it because he likes to watch them struggle, knowing that it doesn't matter if they beat the design because they'll eventually die anyway. And Bludworth (the mortician) has shown to be at least a little sadistic. The way he pulls off the guy's nipple ring in Final Destination is a prime example. But I ain't sure if he's as sadistic as death has shown to be. Either way, it's a fun theory to think about.

@Starlight Runner Actually it's revealed by the production crew iirc that no, death here is basically just a dick who's essentially "playing with his food" like a cat would a mouse... it's even revealed that death itself was the one sending the visions to fuck with them and make them think they had a chance, Death in the FD series is a manipulative sadistic prick.

Death is controlling the mortgage guy

He's very knowledgeable yes but that doesn't automatically mean that he is death himself because why would death give his victims any information on his plans or even how to thwart them death has made a physical appearance in the novels and William bloodworth has appeared in another novel called death of the senses and he has nothing to do with death or his design it's far more likely that he is a survivor of death and the reason why he knows so much is because he's seen it all before like he said and final destination five He's seen this happen before and we know he can't be referencing the first or second film because it was a prequel before flight 180, So it's far more likely that William bloodworth is a survivor of his own flight 180 phenomenon and has the same psychic powers as Alex Wendy Kimberly and the others He's also probably been studying because the flight 180 phenomenon goes as far back as Victorian England that was the first well-known documented incident of the flight 180 phenomenon as cited in the novel final destination destination zero or final destination zero as I like to call it.

Blooworth is another X-Files Nod... The Cacer Man in his standalone episode "Musings of a Cigerette Smoking Man" writes with the Pen Name "Raul BLOODWORTH" In an X-Files Episode, It is most likely this dialouge would have been delievered by The Cancer Man suggesting that His Agency was actually causing the deaths!

Even the plane crash thing capitalizes more on the catastrophic _consequences_ of such an event instead of the actual probability of it. I mean believe it or not, but statistically speaking, you're far safer in a plane than you are in a car. Somebody dies in a car crash every single day while you'll probably only see a dramatic plane crash once every few years or something.

rhonda howard you have a point

@@uselesschannel3157 The 5th is surprisingly pretty good. Especially the ending.

Rube* Rube Goldberg.. And I`d like to see the x-files episode rather than this, lol

@@uselesschannel3157 The fifth one was a surprisingly decent improvement over 4. Yes there are a couple deaths that do seem unrealistic, but if there was one big reason to watch 5, it is for its ending, brings the series full circle. And it also has Emma Bell from The Walking Dead's first season.

Same thing happened to Friday the 13th.

chris vargas he said that in the video

I could see this happening in a tv-show atleast.

I also think that these movies really missed an opportunity to make them more philosophical as well. The concept of death is so universal and so deep, this series really could be a deconstruction of death and why people fear it. The fact that it's not so much dying itself, but losing everything we have in life that gives up purpose. And if going with the dark fantasy route, include the bit from the second film about how these characters being alive when they're not supposed to is changing the destinies of every single thing they interact with, the main characters resisting the inevitability of death causing destruction and suffering around, possibly to an apocalyptic scale. Who knows? The reason this series makes me so angry is all the squandered potential. I know I should judge the films far what they are instead of what they could be, but since what they are is shit and what they could be is infinitely better, it still bothers me.

This is so good and fun! Ima make it my head canon and just add that death gives them the memory of what happens but not the encounter with death, then it all fits perfectly with movies.

@@robertyeah2259 but it has philosophical meaning to it

@@robertyeah2259 most of what you say is could ridiculous this film really understand what death death death always mess with you when you’re about to die and then You do

then why is the french guy and lewton the only teachers we ever see outside the airport, inside the airport, on the plane pre, mid and post crash ?

maybe the other 2 teachers are in another class and didn't hear the arguing and fighting

what

another class like economy 1st etc

@@deusdeaconReviews I don't find it unlikely that there were multiple classes or groups. Maybe they should've been more explicit in making that clear, but it's not too difficult a conclusion to reach.

I think it's because if he was "Death" the question would be "Why is he waiting?" with Charon his job is to get you to the Underworld, he's meant to just sit back, watch Thanatos do his thing so he can collect the passenger, and move on. He still knows things about Death and can offer "help" (Although, one must wonder if he's really trying to help or just messing with them for funsie), but can't really do anything else. That fits William Bludworth pretty well. Basically, Charon is more passive and has nothing to gain or lose from a few people being alive when they are not suppose to be.

Well, I guess it does make more sense when you put it that way.

Glad to help.

It would make sense if Alex was Charon though

Maybe it's because he transfers them into the grave? I do agree it should have been thanatos.

Daffy Does Stuff all movies except for the fourth one ware great. The third one was my favorite since it has a circus dark vibe on it. The fifth one is a great change with the deaths by hinting things but then changes ways and people gets more harder gruesome deaths

Imagine a crossover between this and the show dead like me

Well the explosion didn't wipe away the evidence because the FBI guys specifically talk about how the explosion cooked the blood and alex's foot prints into the scene.

Right, I am not sure how that worked, being it was at the core, so I bet it was barely legible at best....

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Yeah I've heard that too but he only appears three times in the entire series tending to only three people so not very attentive if he is charon, and yeah he knows about the design thing but so did many other people also the advice he gives in the second film is completely and utterly wrong anyway.

deusdeacon Yes but most i not all the people who usually learn about the design end up dead While Todd has lived and it certainly seems a little odd he'd know all this when everyone else in the same boat usually ends up dead.

Well he is also a coroner who else would be able to see the pattern in deaths but not being directly involved with them.

deusdeacon Just saying it's kind of fun to consider and adds a little to the series. Also not a fan of American Pie. Oh please tell me why, I'm now extremely interested. Personally I don't hate the films but could easily see why people don't like them but I'm interested to hear your thoughts.

well to be honest you say it adds a little to the series but my point is that surely then the fans are doing the writers job for them? by expanding on the mythos in ways the writers never intended, it excuses the bad writing cause it fits the theory, and giving bad writers more credit then they deserve, That why i don't like fan additions and theories such as this.and when it comes to american pie, I find them to be infantile drivel, written by people who fart and think its the funniest thing they'll do all day, which going by the movies they wrote it would that wouldn't surprise me to be the case.

There is a potential explanation if you look deep enough into the lore People have speculated that it might have been to throw off bloodworth Because he's seemingly very knowledgeable on his design and as he said death doesn't like to be cheated and death is seemingly enraged that bloodworth knows so much about him and his design and likely wanted to confuse bloodworth by making it look like a suicide because bloodworth has been giving advice to the main characters on how to defeat him now this is a potential stretch but it's also a possible explanation.

@@AncapOtaku That explanations as good as any. Death still failed to throw Bloodworth off.

@@philingrouille7198 well it's a potential explanation if you delve deep enough into the lore because bloodworth always seem to be a thorn in death side and there's a lot of evidence pointing to blood worth must be a survivor of death which is how he knows so much. Considering that death knew that bloodworth was close to the survivors of flight 180 it would make sense that he wouldn't want him getting involved because then Alex and clear and the others would gain the knowledge necessary to defy him.

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Konnie The Hero I was laughing at the constant, blatant foreshadowing in Film Brain's review of that movie.

Yes, I love that review. "You're going to wear out the batteries....and they're not Duracell."

Most people are one note single dimensional people in real life. lol

Brendan A. Cook A guys head exploded from a darn log

Exactly

Horror movies need to make enough sense so you can suspend any disbelief.

Just cos it's horror doesn't mean it gets a pass on logic. You've got to set up rules and stick to em or it's just lazy bollocks and not worth your time. It's that kind of attitude that gets so many crap horror films seeing financial success.

Aren't things scarier when they're more realistic?

Me 1 2/3 5 4

My best to worst: 1 (really like the main score, perfect score for 'Death itself') 3 (some of the best kills in the series) 5 (great twist at the end. The CGI in the gymnast girls death hasn't aged well though) 2 (still good, but the pacing hasn't aged well) 4 (gets really boring after a while)

I pretty much refer to the final destination movies as real life itchy and scratchy cartoons

yeah something alone those lines

well I hate the nihilistic “everyone dies horribly” narrative so i would prefer it and it would’ve meant less final destination films so win/win

I Hate 2D animation profiles waaay before death note

Do you got it wrong or backwards this came out way before death note so definitely took something from this is what you were supposed to say just being correct

@@michaellutcher5244 so, it's a pre-cursor?

@@beatsinmyhead9919 lol

So OffTheShelf is another person willing to do the writers job for them without asking for any bloody money first, good to know, i don’t excuse bad writing and I don’t make shit up without evidence

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Die she said, look at me is the name

yeah i know and i repeat what i said "that explosion from that far away would not cause the windows to blow out"

@@deusdeaconReviews Especially considering the plane would be a long way from the airport by then

I'm not sure what that's meant to imply about survivor's guilt tbh. Unless Death intentionally smashed her shit up just because she felt bad, in which case, why?

the honking of the trains horn would indicate they noticed the car on the track, which absolutly would’ve been reported, and the following events would’ve been seen as a consequence.