minutes long. Anyone that is even considering seeing this go see it as soon as you can. You will not be disappointed.

rocks. Some gratuitous amounts of gore, and a little nudity here and there and you have the perfect film to waste away the boredom welling up inside you after sitting through Harry Potter. The actors all do fine jobs, and the special effects are pretty much top-notch when they're not CGI and the pace just moves along nicely.The 2 major bad points are : The CGI - It was pretty noticeable, and it did take away some of the magic of the Roller-coaster scene,in my opinion anyway, and secondly, it was way too short and there weren't enough deaths in it! That sounds a little demented, I know, but I actually found myself yearning for just a little more... but no. Excellent ending though, it surprised me, I have to say.A good strong film altogether, a perfect date movie, but you'll never EVER look at a Tanning Bed or a picture for that matter the same way again.GO SEE IT!

at, everyone seemed to love it. It somehow managed to actually have some decent comedy in it and not many failed attempts at it. The acting... I'll be honest, I really suck when it comes to telling this whole "good" and "bad" acting thing... to me it seemed alright. Every death other than the tanning bed one which I "reveal" because anyone who saw the trailer knows it happens had the basic idea of most of the people in the audience having no idea whatsoever what was going to happen. Personally, all the kills were among my favorites of the series, no matter how simple they may have been and yes, even questionable as to their possibility of occurring . This was a great way to end the series, where the finale of the movie fits into the true style of the Final Destination films.It comes down to something you'll have to see for yourself... if you don't think you'll like it, you probably shouldn't go see it. If you're thinking about seeing it, wait until it's at a cheap theater. If you really wanna see, go ahead and see it when you can, there's a pretty good chance you'll walk out smiling. If you like gore, I don't see how you'd be let down, it's the most violent of the series.On another point, I liked hearing the original Final Destination opening theme over the opening credits of this one again- ah, the memories.

for any Final Destination fan, or anyone who enjoys a great trilogy that keeps you on the edge of your seat waiting to see what might happen next!!

somewhat more imaginable, because teens will do certain things that some adults wouldn't. There was a hole in the plot line somewhere along the way, but it wasn't major. All in all, I think this movie was the best of the three, and a good way to end the trilogy of Final Destination. An oxymoron if there ever was one. If you haven't seen this movie by now, SEE IT! This is a movie that you would want to see in theaters your first time, not sitting on the couch in your living room, half distracted and not really paying attention. There's a rumor that it will be coming out in 3D eventually, and I loved this movie so much that I want to go see it a second time! So I STRONGLY recommend this movie if you want to be entertained and be scared and grossed out all at once.

spectator feel as if he were there, fighting death.The movie is not predictable, which is one of it's main characteristics, that makes it even more interesting. Sometimes you might have a clue of what's going to happen next, but most of the time you don't.I highly recommend this movie if you want to spend a quite scary and frightening moment watching a thriller. But be prepared to be scared.

trilogies that are out there,besides Scream. I give this movie a thumbs up without a doubt.

coaster, impalement, being burned alive in a tanning machine, smashed by an out of control truck in a fast food drive through, and other equally sad endings to a short life. Life may be short for American teenagers in the narrow alleys of Baghdad or in the teeming jungles of Vietnam. It is a shame to reflect it may be short even in the relative safety of our urban jungles, too. The actors and actresses are all appropriately charming as they are offed in entertaining fashion. Perhaps, this might be classified as a masterpiece of the legal snuff film industry. A special Oscar category?

around, all stereotypes aside, and you actually learned a bit about the characters beyond their simple teen exoskeletons. The accidents were very realistic and slightly more plausible than the those in the previous Final Destinations. Several of them are severely intense and disturbing. The personification of death as an all consuming force continues. The presence of death is symbolized by wind this time around whereas it was a shadow in the first and cold in the second. Hopefully these actors and actresses will go on to greater things, and hopefully James Wong will decide to bring even more of our worst fears and nightmares to life in another Final Destination film. The surprise ending to this film opens the door for a brilliant sequel, which will hopefully come about and continue the tradition of gritty, visceral, and possibly slightly intelligent horror.