Scarlet_Spider said:

OH DEAR!!!
final destination 1 is by far the best and I will tell you why to some extent.
The first one was dark, it wasn't made for the sole purpose of a Hollywood movie with loads of gruesome deaths like the sequels. It had the best main character and the subplot of escaping the law. The plane premonition was wicked unlike the rollercoaster crap. The 3rd one didn't make sense with the photos idea which is a story for another time.
The 2nd one was good but what lowers it for me is the fact that because New Line had an argument with the actor for Alex in the first one they killed him off. Not just that they killed him off by
getting hit by a brick
That is just awful. And they over complicated everything with the pointless 'ripple in deaths design' poo. The 3rd one was what i expected. A shameless Hollywood movie featuring gruesome death scenes but had no thought at all. for instance SPOILERS
if that mckinley goth guy was meant to kill the girl... why did death try and kill him before? that photo crap doesn't make sense.

the first one was great because it started the whole system, it was dark, the premise was great, fantastic death scenes but not overdone and a great main character.

thats my two cents

Amie_23 said:

Kool

Is there anyone who has numba 1 as their fav?

Scarlet_Spider said:

I dont want to argue with you because you have a Marvel display picture.
BUT
the films are not all about the death scenes at least not to me- the characters, script and story matter in these films even though they are just horror. the first one had less death scenes but thats because thats the only reason the sequels were produced-to have more and revolutionary death scenes.

and the photo idea was sooooooo flawed.
the signs in reflections etc in the first two films were so much better.

an example of a flaw- all the survivors had their death scenes in their individual photos eg stereotyped jock being hit by weights with the swords and bear pictured

deaths original plan was for them all to die on the coaster therefore there would be no individual deaths to be hinted at. he (i refer to death) only changed his plans when they got off the coaster.
ANOTHER FLAW
the goth intelligent guy was supposed to die by those sharp wood things. however he was supposed to kill control freak heroine lady afterward. why would death try to kill the guy if he was supposed to kill control lady from the very beginning.
its a good idea in concept but they didnt think it through properly.
I'm not saying I'm definately right, im open to correction.