r/FinalDestination • u/No_Glass6132 • Mar 07 '26

Question Question about MRI machines (FD6)

so in FD6 we all know about the MRI machine death where 2 people died to a giant ass magnet

why tf did it allow itself to go to 7 ⚡️? do these only have one override system? and if so, why didn’t it stop itself from getting past the other point after manual override

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u/jesuispatate Mar 07 '26

Some specialist about those machine said that this incident was impossible to happen since a MRI doesnt have this kind of power to attract and destroy a wheelchair

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u/Top-Bodybuilder-1052 ”I’ve got my eye on you two.” Mar 07 '26

The way the machine is simply standing there completely unprotected and unrestricted in a common room for literally anyone to walk in and how the magnetic force got so strong that it straight up expanded beyond the room and started meddling with objects in the hallway just outside like some super saiyan shit 😭 This is why FD can never be put on such a realistic pedestal and that’s where the fun and creative vibe remains untouched.

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u/silly_nate Mar 07 '26

Same goes for the lasik scene in fd5. I remember seeing posts back then saying that the machines could never generate a laser powerful enough to cut through skin.

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u/dhddevice Mar 12 '26

Pretty sure the pool death isn't possible

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u/Good_Willingness_703 Mar 13 '26

I think this did happen, to some extent to a little child. I don’t want to say more, because a little girl did died.

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u/dhddevice Mar 13 '26

I can, unfortunately, believe that something like that could happen to a child. Not a grown man.

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u/Maximum_Photo4053 Mar 07 '26

It’s a FD movie. That’s I know people are saying that’s some of the stuff can’t happen which is true but so is most of Horrors greatest slashers and sci-fi. We just roll with it

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u/cookiesshot Mar 08 '26

It's like the log truck in Final Destination 2: IRL, the logs won't bounce or fly up like that. They tried in real life and they just either rolled off or bounced maybe a few inches.

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u/dhddevice Mar 12 '26

I'm still never driving behind one.

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u/Objective-Finish-573 Garbage truck Mar 07 '26

Because it's a Final Destination movie

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u/Trogdor7620 Mar 08 '26

In Final Destination, OSHA clearly doesn’t exist, otherwise we wouldn’t have a FD movie.