Final Destination 3
Final Destination 3
R | 10 February 2006 (USA)
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A student's premonition of a deadly rollercoaster ride saves her life and a lucky few, but not from death itself – which seeks out those who escaped their fate.

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Hellen

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

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CommentsXp

Best movie ever!

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HottWwjdIam

There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

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Roxie

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

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sebijin

Final Destination 3 is the first time in the franchise where things start to feel a bit stale, but I can't say that I didn't still enjoy this one.Compared to the first two, the characters aren't nearly as likable, though their relationships are a bit more solid. The deaths are more innovative, which makes sense, considering they've already done some more cliche deaths in the first two.The major accident at the beginning was a lot more small-scale, but I don't think that detracted from the film at all.This could be considered the start of the downfall of the franchise, but considering I really, really enjoy the 5th film, it's more accurate to say that this is just the humpday of the Final Destination Franchise.Watch it if you've seen the first two and enjoyed them.

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vengeance20

Remember seeing this advertised on a Film magazine in 2006 the year this was released & wanted to wanted to watch it as it had a roller-coaster in it. Course, I was 11 when I did & never got the chance to watch it. It was only until 2011 with Final Destination 5 being released I got the chance to watch this one. Wendy has a premonition that she & her friends will die in a roller-coaster derailment on The Devils Flight! Like the previous 2 films they cheat death & have death come after them, this time around the photos of each victim & how they'll die, similar to The Omen film in 1976. This is how they cheat Death... sort of. With the absence of Bludworth with only his voice used in the Devils Flight statue! Which was intimidating!It was a really good watch! Liked the roller-coaster as I'm a coaster enthusiast & liked the film as a whole! It was a decent watch with decent death scenes in it!The deaths were quite good in this one, the premonition of the roller-coaster was great & very sinister looking! The looks on their faces was priceless! Not to mention the deaths & how well they were executed (no pun intended). The one at the gym was great along with the tanning salon with the fit girls!It was overall a great film in the series, can't think of anything negative about it. It was a great 3rd entry! 8/10

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LeonLouisRicci

The Roller Coaster Opening is a Disappointment considering, for one, it's a Roller Coaster, and two, the opening Highway Scene in the Second Movie was so Good. There is one Death Scene that is so Reminiscent of a similar Scene in the Second Movie that it comes off as Horribly Ho-Hum. Finally, the Ending is very very Unworthy of the Franchise cleverness and leaves the Movie with a Credit Roll from an Ending that was Decidedly Dull.Other than those Three Letdowns this is another Guilty Pleasure for Blood-Lusters and is a Numbered Franchise Cash-In that is by the Numbers. The Cliché is "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Most Bottom Line Series Films follow that bit of Advice in Their Popular Popcorn Movies. So here We Go again.It is Surprising and a Treat when once in a while Audiences are Offered a New Twist with Their candy corn. But all of You Final Destination Fans have to Wait For Number Four to see If that happens. because although this was Made by James Wong and Glenn Morgan that were Behind the Original, there Simply is Nothing Original here.

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statuskuo

I've gotta admit, this movie got me. I was sucked into the movie even though...I already knew what's about to happen. There are no surprises. And it's (what Roger Ebert titles "Dead Teen Movies") formulaic. But it's a lot of fun watching a small spin on a tired genre.What I liked most, is the seriousness of how they approach the material. They clearly know their audience, as well as their thriller movie types. Not one of them is original. Nor should it be. You don't go to McDonald's expecting to eat lobster. For what they were able to accomplish, the gruesome deaths, the shock gore...it wins over the skeptical.If you stop to think about your time being your time to go, and if you cheat it, death gets peeved, it's a great concept. However, it'd be nice to know the people who have visions, where these come from, because there's obviously a contingent that wishes them a brighter future.

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