Final Destination 4: A Review

If a rollercoaster derailment and a mid air explosion weren't enough for you in the previous installments of the Final Destination phenomenon, in strolls Final Destination in 3-D, or Final Destination 4. The plot tries to tie in subtle aspects of the first three films. It revolves around a central protagonist who continues to have visions of peril.

The film is a less than 90 minute odd and end. The script, however, is absorbing to the viewer. One can definitely feel for the two main characters, Lori and Nick, as they unravel the mystery behind the deaths in the previous movies as well as why Death is after them. The movie was not good, but it was not bad. Although the deaths were not as fascinating in this film, as the infamous highway pile-up in Final Destination 2 or the unexpected end of Carter Horton in the first movie, the producers are to be commended from coming up with unexpected ways of doing characters in.

Final Destination is good fun --- just wish I had my 3-D glasses, probably would have been even better. The Dr.Pepper and Raisinets were good fun too.

Final Grade: C