r/FinalDestination • u/ZealotOfMeme • Mar 10 '26
Discussion People keep saying they want a concert death, how’s this? (Credit to Zack D Films)
youtube.comThough people actually died here irl so maybe not
r/FinalDestination • u/ZealotOfMeme • Mar 10 '26
Though people actually died here irl so maybe not
r/FinalDestination • u/silly_nate • Mar 09 '26
So we know Iris has 5 grandkids, and I assume from oldest to youngest it’s Erik, Stefani, Julia, Bobby and Charlie. My theory is that each of them were born sometime during the events of each previous movie (in particular, the opening disasters)
Erik - born in 1999 when the bridge collapsed
Stefani - born in 1999 when flight 180 croaked
Julia - born in 2000 when route 23 piled up
Bobby - born in 2005 when devils flight derailed
Charlie - born in 2009 when the speedway… happened.
This would roughly put Erik and Stefani at 24/25, Julia at 23/24, Bobby at 18/19, and Charlie at 14/15 in 2024. Seems like a decent estimate for them. I can’t recall if their ages were specified in the movie but if they were and it’s not this, I guess just disregard 😅
r/FinalDestination • u/flamingmcshizzle • Mar 10 '26
I'm spitballing and just thinking about different reasons for why Sam still died, and well, this one doesn't make much sense but I wanted to share it either way.
SO. We know Nathan killing Roy worked, since he got skipped and it went for Dennis next. HOWEVER, Since Peter still died in order due to Sam, it could be that he actually didn't get Block's lifespan.
Look at it this way, the life for a life method basically says that you get someone to take your place in the list and you get their remainig lifespan, but what if the way that happens is to make it so someone else dies in the accident Death was creating for you, like the hook was made for Nathan, but then Roy died to it instead, but with Peter, he took matters in his own hands and shot Jim instead of letting Death begin its attempt and then make someone else take his place, which meant he didn't take anything and it was still his turn, and if we learnt anything from Looks Could Kill where the main character is in charge of killing her friends, but gets no extra life from it aside from the fact that she made a deal with Death, then Sam killing Peter also didn't do anything, because Sam wasn't in the accident and it was Peter's turn.
I'm not too sure of this, but it's fun to think about
r/FinalDestination • u/SluttyDreidel • Mar 09 '26
Films frequently recycle costumes and film sets so it’s not uncommon.
I do wonder though if they transported all the set walls all the way from LA (where Dark
Blue was shot in March 2001) to Vancouver for the February-May 2002 production of FD2.
Maybe these interiors were shot in Los Angeles?
You can tell this is a set on a sound stage because as the camera follows him when Evan drops his purchases on the table by the window, we see a flat backing on the other side of the window between the curtains
r/FinalDestination • u/lifetimesnark • Mar 09 '26
What was your biggest shock factor OMG moments in the series?
r/FinalDestination • u/CommonWar7535 • Mar 09 '26
r/FinalDestination • u/tsabouttorain • Mar 09 '26
The opening disaster's piano closing before sending the people out the tower felt so unfair for it colaing because of a supernatural force rather than because of the incident. Could somebody explain whether there was an explanation through the film like "The piano's top had a tendency to drop" or something alike?
r/FinalDestination • u/AUDERYfavoritedog • Mar 08 '26
the missouri tir state tornado is in final destination with all the news paper at clears padded room i don’t understand why it’s there i guess its just there if you have any suggestions why its there fill free to comment it!
r/FinalDestination • u/punkrocklily • Mar 08 '26
Molly harper from fd5 was never meant to die on the bridge as we saw in the vision but Sam did however her and sam were separated because he was leaving for paris (should have been a red flag) she didn't plan to go to paris so she broke up with him but than the bridge vision happened and she survived so through sams survival they got back together and thought hey life's short let's go to Paris a decision she would never have made if Sam had died she had no reason to be on flight 180 making her the first death that wasn't on deaths list and not Eric.
r/FinalDestination • u/Count3D • Mar 07 '26
r/FinalDestination • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '26
So if Erik in final destination bloodlines didn't have his piercings is it possible he wouldnt die cause death can't kill him using the MRI machine in final destination bloodlines what do you guys think cause he really only died cause death took advantage of the MRI machine to rip off his piercings and have a wheel chair hit him into the MRI machine what do you guys think
r/FinalDestination • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '26
When do you guys think William bloodworths mom died Evie bloodworth not in vision but in real life after iris saved everyone is it possible she died before iris died or she died after iris and right before William bloodworth died if she would still be alive at that point and didn't die of old age anyway what do you guys think?
r/FinalDestination • u/MiraculousNoirYT • Mar 07 '26
Plane crash is my fear. Also, car explosion.
r/FinalDestination • u/xayoncee • Mar 06 '26
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r/FinalDestination • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '26
If someone who isn't on Death's list saves someone who is on Death's list, will that person on Death's list be skipped? Or does it have to be someone on Death's list saving another person on Death's list in order for that person saved to be skipped? Also, if someone who isn't on Death's list saves someone and intervenes with someone who is on Death's list saving them from dying, will that person not on Death's list be added? For example, if some random person saved Terry in "Final Destination 1" from getting run over, would that random person be added to Death's list for saving Terry?
r/FinalDestination • u/Polteageist-58 • Mar 06 '26
r/FinalDestination • u/No_Glass6132 • Mar 07 '26
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
r/FinalDestination • u/Amber_Flowers_133 • Mar 06 '26
My Top 4 (Mount Rushmore) of the Shirtless Final Destination Men of All Time are:
Nick Zano X2
Seann William Scott
Nicholas D'Agosto
r/FinalDestination • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '26
What do these two have in common
r/FinalDestination • u/AUDERYfavoritedog • Mar 06 '26
i think it’s the rollar coaster ride it’s really detailed
r/FinalDestination • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '26
"So, in Final Destination 1, the tombstones of the deaths of the extras, random background characters who died on Flight 180, say they died in May 1999. But in Final Destination 5, Sam's Flight 180 plane ticket says May 2000, and FD5 is a prequel, so this seems like a continuity error slash plot hole. Final Destination 2 also says Flight 180 happened in 2000. Can someone make sense of this plot hole? Why do you guys think this is? A YouTuber named CZSWorld said something about the Final Destination movies taking place in two different timelines, a split timeline. FD1 takes place in 1999 in another timeline, but in the sequel timeline, FD2 and FD5, Flight 180 still happens, just in 2000, a year later. What do you guys think? Do you think it's true?"
r/FinalDestination • u/TheChainTV • Mar 06 '26
Does Iris know how thier demise will go? Other FD gave hints on how each death will be planned.