the audience applauded

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

After a young man's premonition of a deadly race-car crash helps saves the lives of his peers, Death sets out to collect those who evaded their end. The Final Destination or also known as simply Final Destination 4 is the downfall of the franchise and was more on the 3D rather on building a good story and unfortunately it didn't work at all. The cgi was god awful and seemed like something coming from the 80's, the perfomances weren't any better and i simply did not care for any of the characters at all. Please don't see this or the 5th. (0/10)

This is not the best movie in the series but I'd enjoyed it when I first rent it and I have it on DVD. I'd do agree some death scenes look fake but I'd think some are real like the second death when he was dragged down the street on fire. I'd love to gave a film a perfect ten but my opinion changed so I gave it an 8 out of ten. I like how they use the race track like it look cool who they crash but one part I'm going to rant about that one death scene in the premonition where this guy name Andy fall and get palled by a 1 inch piece of wood with a sharp end like that look fake like really fake. I like the movie but they need improvement, the third one is the best Final Destination film, and I'd like the opening scene it looks pretty cool.

Never saw this one in cinemas, just like the previous 3 films, though I did catch this one on DVD after seeing Final Destination 5 in cinemas in 2011, so I watched this like the others. This is title "THE" Final Destination to mark it as the the last in the series (at the time) & also a nice bit of a play on words too, to end the series (again, at the time). The entry also is the first to be in 3D & also titled "Death saved the best for last!" as it's 3D slogan, along with Rest in Pieces!So, anyway in this film a young man, his girlfriend & their friends are spending a day at the race track also seems to be going well until he has a premonition that the racetrack cars will crash into the spectator stadium & kill them all! As usual, he cheats death along with his friends & death starts coming after them. This time round, there's no bludworth & furthermore there's Google involved, along with the guy having visions of each of his friends deaths, flashes & clues in other words!The deaths in this film were OK, they were bloody, which wasn't the issue but they were not as cool as the previous 3 films! Aside from the Pool & Car Wash death scenes that was it! Plus the Humour of the film overall was too B rated like & something you'd see on the Sci- Fi channel! Even some of the deaths were stupid, even Final Destination film they were unrealistic & too "haha" like as unlike the dark sinister wicked humour the first 3 films had!Though it had some good points like the premonition of the cinema which was flawed but really cool! It was also a short film as well & I myself like these kinds of films! It was 1hr & 13mins long! Not bad! The premonition sequence wasn't too be either to be honest!The ending was pretty cool also! I absolutely loved the intro credits with that music composed by Bryan Tyler! The X-Ray effects of all the previous top deaths from the first 3 films! It however, falls second to Final Destination 5s opening credits! But awesome still!It was an alright watchable, quick 'n' short film! Though a bit too comedy like for a Final Destination film considering the dark sinister tone of the first 3. It is my least favourite of the Franchise, but still good & better than other films of the same caliber. It had good points & bad so I was half & half with this one, the 3D aspect was pretty cool!5/10

This is the fourth installment in the Final Destination franchise. Nick (Bobby Campo), Lori (Shantel VanSanten), Hunt (Nick Zano) and Janet (Haley Webb) are attending a stockcar race at McKinley Speedway. Nick has a premonition of an impending disaster. He causes a commotion with a racist hick and the quartet leaves along with the hick, a car mechanic and security guard George (Mykelti Williamson). Samantha (Krista Allen) and her family are also able escape. Then the group starts dying one by one as the premonitions keep coming for Nick.The franchise continues with the same concept and structure. The CG is cheaper. I like the group for the most part. The franchise has really honed in on the fake out deaths. They're the best part. It's fun to expect a death but then get surprised. The problem is that the same old same old is not enough. A sequel doesn't have to be just another copy.