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This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

"Final Destination 3" gives us another set of victims who have cheated death, only to have death come at them one by one to give them worse, cringe inducing deaths. The movie follows the tried and true formula of the series: the main character sees a vision of her death and those of others, and manages to avoid it; nudity; violent, graphic deaths that are preceded by a strange chain of events; and the futile attempt of the victims to prevent their deaths — no, this is not a spoiler as this is all part of the "FD" package. Fans come back to this series not to see if the characters die — we all know they will — but to see how they will die. "FD" movies will never win any award for storytelling; its goal is to provide fun, albeit slightly twisted entertainment on seeing characters die horribly. My most memorable, movie moment is the scene when the two blonde ditzes die in the tanning salon. Their deaths are probably the most horrific because of how long it takes them to die.Mannysmemorablemoviemoments

I must say that after a rather wanting sequel, I've had very lowered expectations from Final Destination 3. Luckily, this have turned out to be in my favour, as this film has impressed me more than I could anticipate and has spared me unnecessary disappointments.The main gist of the story remains the same, the premonitions of foreboding doom made famous and turned into a franchise. This time, it's a roller-coaster accident. Again, the survivors start dying, and must learn to read the signs and recognize death's design in order to intervene and save each other. Seeing as how director James Wong (who's done a much better job here than in the first film) had obviously had no intentions of offering anything innovative or new, and had just meant to capitalize on the already successful motives - the best way to look at FD3 is by comparison.The good: I find it difficult to connect to the whole damsel in distress routine when it's forced upon the main protagonist, but objectively speaking - it was called for. The first two films showed very brave young people in their late teens or early twenties, and being so brave and composed in the face of such tragedies and dreadful predicaments damages suspense of disbelief. This time, Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Wendy) is a much more realistic character, much more human in the face of death. Also, using pictures as signs and hints (while completely unoriginal in Horror) was a nice addition. And finally, the ending was the best one yet. Involving a few surprises and half- twists, and not at all comical like in the first film (altogether, there is nothing comical about this film, no comic relief or anything of the sort. Good to see Wong has learnt from his past mistakes!). Before I forget - Candyman Tony Todd doesn't appear in this one, but his voice does!The bad: first of all, the famous nude cheat. Come on. Was it really necessary to degrade the film and audience by throwing in two naked girls? Not to mention degrading the actresses (Chelan Simmons and Crystal Lowe, who've performed beautifully delivering a very convincing and authentic duo of shallow bimbos - yes, it takes some skills playing the part right). Second, the unnecessary addition of viciousness felt forced and redundant. There was no need to add a vindictive side to Death, having it simply doing its jobs and killing those whose time had come was more than enough.All in all, I still don't think the film had the same impact as the first, and I did miss the sense of continuity which appeared in the 2nd film, but if you're a fan of the franchise - you'll definitely enjoy this one.

Final Destination 3 is the only final destination movie I have seen. I caught it on Cinemax late last night and thought it might be fun. This film was fun and pretty entertaining to watch. The acting was actually pretty good here, I wasn't expecting a whole heck of a lot from the actors. It is a little bit predictable, but it was still entertaining nonetheless. Amanda Crew was very impressive, i really loved her in the role. And Ryan merriman was impressive as well, I really loved the casting in this movie, I usually am not a humongous fan of horror film castings, but this movie had great actors in it. The visual effects were pretty well done. I didn't like a couple of the deaths and how graphic they were, didn't need to see some of that. I also didn't care to see the blonde girls's boobs in the tanning bed, unnecessary. But the script and dialogue was well written I thought. And it was entertaining, I had a pretty good time. I wasn't a huge fan of how the film ended though. 7/10.

This is not such a bad movie. I'm not sure why it has such a low rating.Wendy, right before she gets on it, has a premonition about the roller-coaster malfunctioning and killing several people. She loses someone very close to her (not gonna spoil who) and is of course scarred by the events. But some photos she has taken indicates how the survivors of the ride might die and so with the help of her friend Kevin has to figure out how to save all of them and cheat death. But can she do it before it's too late?Compared to the previous two movies, there's not really all that much to learn about how to cheat death and also has a weaker plot. Despite this, I had a very fun time! The characters all have their own (albeit very one-dimensional in some cases) quirky personalities and the main protagonist was likable enough to follow. The acting is pretty solid all around, especially from Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Ryan Merriman. Heck, I don't even mind some of the bad acting since it's bad in a funny way. You know, like Nicolas Cage in some movies! The dialogue is also very witty, with many lines I love to quote.It's incredibly well-directed as well. I think David R. Ellis did a really good job directing the second installment, but this movie proves that bringing back James Wong was a wise decision. There are plenty of interesting camera angles and a great attention to detail. It gets really intense towards the end, and the ending is very memorable (both the original and the alternate). And the cinematography is once again beautiful.There is also a terrific bonus, which is probably the reason why I gave this movie an 8 (I'm not gonna lie, there still were some flaws) and that is the Choose Their Fate feature. When you switch it on, the narrative is occasionally stopped and two options show up on the screen. One option doesn't change anything and lets the movie go on as originally structured, the other... takes a different direction. Seeing as this was the first time I ever saw this movie, I had no idea which options were the special ones sometimes. And that made it even more exciting. Of course, I couldn't help myself from frequently going back trying out the other option too.Now, I do have a problem: looking back, it wasn't very scary. The first movie constantly made me shudder and the second had some moments of cold sweat too. The third, while intense at times, rarely made me go "Oh my God!!!" and make my shoulders jump. And also, it's getting pretty old with characters acting like dicks every time someone tries to warn them. I mean, would it really hurt just to... listen?If you like me are a fan of the Final Destination series, don't be frightened by people raving about how lousy it is. I'd much rather have another Destination movie than another Saw (Can they please just STOP???).