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What separates FD2 from part five is just how realistic these deaths were. The sequel focused more on the individual deaths of each character than the original film, with the most memorable kills being a log plunging through Officer Burke’s head and Evan’s slow and torturous death. What’s more impressive is that the opening kill sequence is mainly practical effects. Highway Accident (Final Destination 2)Īs I previously stated, FD2 held the crown for best premonition until part five came along. Whether it’s Candice being impaled by the rod of a boat, Issaac crashing through the water while trapped inside the bus, or Olivia being smashed by a car, the effects for this opening sequence is top notch.
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Unfortunately for other core cast members, their fates weren’t so lucky and we’re treated to a series of inventive, gory, and memorable deaths. In general, Final Destination 5 is regarded as the best film of the series because of how well Steven Quale managed to introduce exciting new elements into the franchise, such as Molly actually staying alive in Sam’s vision. Suspension Bridge (Final Destination 5)įor the longest time, Final Destination 2 held the crown for best premonition of the series however, the filmmakers managed to go out with a bang with this elaborate and stylized premonition. Let’s get started with the best premonition of the series: 1. As cool as Wendy and Kevin’s elaborate train wreck in FD3 is, none of those will count on this list. To be clear, this article will only focus on the opening sequences in the beginning of the film. Often the best sequence in the respective FD movie, this article will list from best to worst the premonitions in the Final Destination series. Fans of Final Destination have come accustomed to the signature elaborate premonitions that kick off the plot of Final Destination movies. Death apparently has a knack for over-the-top and gory murder sequences.
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