Review of Final Destination 3 (2006) by Eric A — 25 Sep 2011

Final Destination 3 (2006).

Directed by: James Wong, Morgan, Wong.

R, 1 hr. 33 min.

Release Date: February 10, 2006.

I was thinking to just put in the same review again as is cosmetically the same picture gone about again another way-essentially as the first two but this series has it`s ups and down individually as well as even touch on this concept thier getting at 'even marginally' with a 40 foot barge pole for my book but hey, as is with artistic tastes.

However this director and the things that are consistant ie;The elaborate opening sequence of complexity and timing that make up the rest of the films in recreations and vivid Associative memory recollections. (weird goins on that relate in directly to 'Death Stalkers'(Harry Potter) or the Grim Reeper himself comming to collect. When I`m out and about when these weird uncanny things start to happen (if you sense it) leave the same way you came in (seems to work for me).

Anyway there are many suspensefull moments if your enjoying it, and a final calm befor the ultimate crucial gore elimination round.

Better I list like this for you:

FD - the plane one.

FD2 - the Hiway pileup.

FD3 - the rollercoster one.

The FD - Auto Race Track.

FD5 - Bus Trip one.

They have become better each time I thought but I still think weird enough to finish reviewing it as the other two.

Well i`ll start with actually renting this FD DvD product to view, a couple of ..dare I say 'weird' things happened (but no-one died which is cool) I saw it approx. 2005 first time on DvD as well and missed the whole 'thing' and the hyp from release time entirely and when I heard this week of F.D.5 as m.o.v (movie of the week) at a discount $13 bucks I wasn`t sceptical at all. So I rented This again intendin to cram all four and if successful go and see the feature 5th installment, only it was 'the final Destination' /F.D. 4. So I had to return and swap after I had inserted into the machine (drat) but didn`t want to spoil the future hehe. When I returned it the only copy of F.D.4 was out untill only the next ,but still. I ring the next day about lunch time and they had a look to see if in and after a long wait with some um and arr-ing I finally said oh no it`s 'final destination 1' not 'final fantasy 1'. I felt kinda dumb (double drat) after a few hour I get the call it`s in and viewed remembering then when I had viewed it last and that I didn`t see 'IT' all the way, back in 2005.

I really got the gist of it (and christianity for that matter) this time but felt from it ...actually to distract one from death stalking and so I looked up 'Destiny' for a more concise definition, to stay 'on track'- you understand, and there were other interesting things like agenda, preparatory, fate, kismet (Arab/Turk) even weird and the like describing it. All, so fantasic distractions, or not and really I couldn`t think of a more descriptive thing/verb than the making of a motion picture 'production' ...duh!prompt.

Anyway equal and opposite reations, science, love, magnetics, yin and yang, things like that are all fuel to the fire aswell that is the apple to bight into, was a good moral lernt for me.

Basically really liked it (sceptic flush, funny, tense, suspense, some action and a little gore) but as relevant to my interests in 'time traveling the motion picture' as is 'GroundHog Day' or 'Prince of Persia' for that matter.

Going to put the same review down for F.D. 2 as I happed to get through it aswell the next day and for a sequal, was a better movie (remake-maybe but a sequal, rare) I thought, funnier as well, it just lacked the originality of the first film (but I won`t go into how unoriginal that is, or anything for that matter, but lets not get poetic :o).