The Final Destination 3D (DVD) Reviews

I did not watch the 3D version, so can't comment on the 3D aspect of the film. So my comments are all about the film itself. To start with, I really enjoyed Final Destination 1 & 2, slightly disappointed by the 3rd, so wasn't too sure what to expect of this one before seeing it. The move starts off well for the first ...  Read the complete review

Sometimes 3D films focus so much on the special effects they forget some of the more important things like plot development and interesting dialogue instead relying on the thrills created by the extra dimension to stimulate the viewer and hold their interest. It has to be said though that Final Destination 3D does lend itself really ...  Read the complete review

This review is for final destination 4 on dvd, I apologise that i can't tell you how much the dvd costs because i had borrowed it from my sister-in-law. but if you go to www.Amazon.com, i'm sure it will be reasonably priced. The film starts at a race track during a grnd prix, when the main character has a disturbing premonition of a car ...  Read the complete review

note: also appears in part on Flixster and The Student Room The Final Destination series used to be fun; it had that kitschy sense of its own silliness and just went with it, delivering hilariously gruesome kills alongside an interesting premise. However, with the thought that audiences might start getting bored with this idea, New Line ...  Read the complete review

The Final Destination, I thought, would be the best of the lot, and with the new 3-D technology seemed like a great vehicle for the fourth outing of this teen horror story. Once again our hero has a vision, this time at the racetrack where a terrible accident hurtles one of the cars into the crowd killing many people in a very gory, ...  Read the complete review

I have always been of the opinion that 3D movies are often poor movies because the makers focus far too much time and energy on the technology and special effects and this is to the detriment of things like plot and dialogue, with the exception of Ice Age 3 most 3D movies have supported ths opinion and this one is no exception. The 3D ...  Read the complete review

Not exactly a movie with a complicated plot, but as it was a 3D movie, I thought I'd watch it on the big screen. The trilogy prior to this, as most trilogy's tend to, started to drift off into the abyss. Like I, said, had this not been a 3D experience, I more than likely would not have watched it. This movie comes under the genre of ...  Read the complete review

A large scale car smash up and series of accidents at a Nascar race track provides the setting for the beginning of this film. This scene in itself is very impressive, especially in 3D, and introduces the main players for the rest of the film. It is a high octane sequence and provides thrills aplenty mostly because of the 3D element. There is a ...  Read the complete review

On my way into the cinema to see my first ever 3-d film, I happened to comment to my cousin how much funner horror was for the American's. You hear stories of them being carried out on stretchers, vomiting in the aisles and screaming their lungs out at the drop of a pin. Here in Britain, we simply jolt for a second and then shudder as we comment ...  Read the complete review

If you've seen the other Final Destination movies then you will know what to expect from this one. It basically involves a group of teens who escape a tragic accident, in this case a crash at a Nascar Racing Stadium because one of them has an unsettling vision of the accident before it happens. Therefore, the character concerned, warns his ...  Read the complete review

The final destination is the fouth film in the Horror franchise. It uses the same old formula of cheating death and it comes back to kill you in horrific and gruesome ways. The film has an advantage of being 3d that looks incredible on screen and adds a bt more fun into the series. The film however lacks from a good cast and ...  Read the complete review

A few weeks ago I sat in the cinema, and witnessed what I assumed would be absolute perfection. The reason for this was the theme of the trailer I had just seen. Being a massive fan of NASCAR, I was delighted to see a trailer that appeared to centre around some form of NASCAR. However my excitement was short lived when a loose screwdriver appeared ...  Read the complete review

While at the races, Nick (Bobby Campo) has a shocking premonition about a horrific crash that will happen and in turn will lead to all the other drivers crashing and killing numerous innocent people in the audience. This leads Nick to a state of panic and in this state he mistakenly hits another member of the audience, a scrap entails and security ...  Read the complete review