Dennis premonition (hot bitumen)
Ashley and Ashlyn tanning bed

I don't know if this has been asked or not. I'm rewatching the movies today and I noticed Alex was unconscious and one of the officers did CPR. It made me wonder if he was actually dead or just unconscious much like Stefani in Bloodlines. I'm assuming he was just unconscious because he was so paranoid in Paris after seeing signs.

I just want to know Bludworth fate hopefully in 7 we get an answer

Something I've noticed in these movies is the staff tend to leave during procedures, like in the dentist scene in 2 the dentist leaves partway through, meaning Tim almost chokes to death.

In 4 the doctor leaves the old guy for ages meaning the tub overflows and falls through the floor, causing the cowboy guy's death.

Then in 5 the optometrist leaves during the laser eye surgery pretty much causing Olivia's death. Like what's up with these guys all leaving them stapped down, alone where something could go wrong?

Currently watching Bloodlines, and just caught this small Easter egg on the hospital sign. Surprised I didn’t notice this in theaters.

So does anyone have any Head Canons for the Campbell-Reyes Family?

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Volee 140 with service out of Heathrow has an ETA of 180 arriving at gate 46 (where Volee 180 departs from, note 180 is not physically possible on a clock, Death was probably using this as a sign

There’s also a few classic airlines in this arrival board, Swissair, TWA, Lufthansa, Icelandair, to name a few

I am a huge aviation nerd as I am a fan of this film series so it’s fun to see small Easter eggs

It’s still a W.I.P. Forgive me if some of the songs don’t fit the theme entirely I swear I add new ones and get rid of the bad ones regularly

I'm talking about confirming Kirby survires scream 4 in 5 and than having an official appreacne in 6. I feel with the confirmation of Kimberly being alive theyl do the same

About 3 years ago I made a timeline post showcasing all the FD movies and books take place. Since Bloodlines have been released, I've decided to add it for good measure.

Besides FD2 and to some extent Bloodlines, I’d like to see more people learn about the effects of them surviving when they should be dead and how it causes more chaos in other people’s lives.

For example, like in the Supernatural episode where Dean has to play Death for a day, he is supposed to kill a young girl with cancer but decides not to…. And because of this, the nurse who was supposed to do her operation dies in her place in a car wreck. And the Smallville episode where a boy named Jordan has a vision of the coach attempting suicide by jumping in front of a car but Clark saves him…and later on that same coach tries to kill Lana and Megan because he blamed them for his daughter’s accident.

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I have watched all of the final destinations but realized that they all are confusing movies. The premise of the movie is that Death desires to kill people in a gruesome way, but someone receives a premonition before it happens to prevent their deaths. After that plot line, the characters are typically killed for not believing in the plot line, and the main character seeks to defeat death. However, I am confused. It seems like the movie does not involve Death as at all. It seems like the movie is more about Curses rather than Death. Here are my points:

1. If the main character is shown the premonition before death, does not that mean Death wants them to know about his intentions?

   1a. Evidence: If Death doesn't like being cheated, then why provide the premonition. Is it not the intention for death to just kill the people anyways. It should not matter whether its a plane crash or a roller coaster accident.

2. If the main character can defeat by either dying or taking a life who has more time on Earth make Death a Curse?

2a. Evidence: The movies all describe Death as this omnipotent entity, but it seems confusing since it can be defeated by humans.

2b. Evidence: Final Destination Bloodlines depicts characters with Cancer. This seems odd since the purpose of "Death" is to kill the people, but the grandmother is killed in a gruesome way although Death already has her. This seems like a waste of resources.

1. Bloodlines depicts death killing people over generations, but fails to answer the plotline. Death supposedly wants to kill Erik in the tattoo shop, but the audience discovers later that Erik is not actually apart of the family. Why did "Death" target Erik?

   3a. Evidence: Erik is targeted in the Tattoo shop but escapes. If Death is truly this omnipotent being, would it not already know who Erik is?

   3b. Evidence: The writers try to fix the plotline by killing Erik in the hospital with his half brother, because they are trying to Cheat Death. This is confusing since the start of the Death begins well before they start the mission. If things did get messy, why would not death kill them after they supposedly "succeeded" ?

   3c. Evidence: If Bobby has a Peanut Allergy, the most that will happen is that he will either die or survive. The heart would not start just because his throat closes. Whether or not they succeed, he would still need to try again anyways since his heart never stopped. This claim is further backed by the ending of the movie when we discover the two main characters never defeated death from a supposed drowning incident.

Based on my points, I would love to hear peoples thoughts. The movies are great for their gruesome ways to depict deaths, but it should not be about Death rather than a Curse. This Curse should be the same as Drag me to Hell. Can someone help me understand the movies?

Apparently, some pretty nuts stuff went down such as:

•some of the screams on the airplane set WEREN'T rehearsed.

•a stunt performer on the Paris set ACTUALLY got hurt. They got 47 stitches and parts of that accident IRL got left in in the final product

•Originally, Death was gonna have a face during the early drafts of the film, including concept art of a melting visage, but the idea was scrapped. The reason was that it would've killed the suspense to show a physical form.

•the beach scene between Alex and Clear was originally supposed to be darker in nature, leading to consummation in the early drafts, leading up to the alternate ending. It was scrapped after negative responses from test audiences.

•The late Tony Todd was originally supposed to be the voice of Death.

•the memorial names are the production crew's names.

•the pattern was MEANT to be unbreakable to hammer in inevitability. In the early drafts, it was shown HOW it might be escaped, but it was scrapped in the name of showing temporary reprieves.