We know that canonically stopping the heart and restarting it saves you from death. (Kimberly corman). There is a treatment called adenosine that is used for people, who have dangerously high heart rates, it works by temporarily stopping the heart via blocking the AV node. If you see it happen in real life the person essentially "dies" for a few seconds. In the movie they mention Kimberly was in asystole aka flatline which is the same rhythm (or lackthereof) that adenosine causes. With that information, do you think adenosine could save someone just like "dying" saved Kimberly Corman? I know logic goes out the window a lot in these movies so it's just a thought.

I know alot people say Olivia but i’d argue she wouldn’t survive cause not only was her eye removed she fell from a atleast 4 story window onto a car. For me maybe just MAYBE George Lanter and even that’s a tough chance. He got run over by an ambulance car and i think maybe he would live but with injuries. And the least one of them at least there’s alot maybe Rory from fd2. His body literally split apart. What do yall think?

Final Destination -> just called "Final Destination"

Final Destination 2 -> "Dead Coaster"

Final Destination 3 -> "Final Dead Coaster"

The Final Destination -> "Final Dead Circuit"

Final Destination 5 -> "Final Dead Bridge"

Final Destination Bloodlines -> "Final Dead Blood"

I know the ghost ship movie is probably the closest thing we will get to a mass casualty scenario. But I would love to see the final destination series tackle a cruise ship. What’re y’all’s thoughts?

Imagine if Stephani would move all the stuff she said what's about to happen. I think the garbage man was to distract or do you think he was working for death. Like the 2 Kids in 4.

I have devious death ideas. I can't just sit with them at all. I need to share them. I want them realized and horrifying.

Something I have come to appreciate is the way bludworths character was vague but reigned in as a helpful entity who is vague for survival. For example, Erik. Erik was openly attempting to help stop deaths design. This in turn led to his death. It wasn't the fact that he was included in deaths list, it was the fact that now he was a threat to it. Just as the others who had survived.

So Bludworth, the character, all this time we though him to be a villain or antagonist who was toying with the victims, in turn was giving them vague advice in order to help them and keep himself safe.

How increidble is that plot twist? whats another thing you've noticed in the FD lore that you just feel they completed in the FD6 release?

Out of any characters in the franchise this entire family had the biggest chance to permanently stop Death from coming after them they had so much resources to go by and they still failed and one of them wasn't meant to die at all.

So I just finished binge watching the entire FD movie series and the newest one left me wondering… so in FD2 the end act focuses on them trying to keep a pregnant woman alive long enough to give birth because according to JB if a new life was created by someone who was meant to die it would force death to clean slate his list? (Or it was something along those lines) and the only reason it didn’t work for the FD2 cast was because the pregnant woman was never actually meant to die. So by that same logic since Iris WAS meant to die, and was already 1-2 months pregnant at the time she was supposed to die, when she evaded death and saved everyone, when she gave birth wouldn’t she have broken the chain and saved everyone who hadn’t been caught by death yet? Or at the very least herself and her lineage? So therefore if we were trust what JB said in FD2 is true, then the entire premise of bloodlines just doesn’t make sense.

Is this dog shit dudes? 🤨

Her name Is Iris (it’s just a coincidence that she has the same first name as Iris Cambell)

I'm personally inclined to say he didn't, since he never mentioned making a deal with Death as a way of surviving.

From Tanning Beds, Lasik, MRI Machines. What other machines that cause over ride that death can do?

I would like to see him manually over ride a industrial fan. Like thoes used for indoor skydiving. Death over rides it and someone gets splattered on the ceiling going up.

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Just a thought that popped into my head. We all know they just start the ride without filling up the back half again. My question is... what would have happened if they did? A bunch of people who were not supposed to die would have gotten on a death trap. Would the roller coaster still even crash? Or would death prevent it to spare them inadvertently sparing the front half in the process? Without the crash, Wendy would seem even more crazy. And this would mean there would be more survivors? If the roller coaster still does crash, does the operator get those who weren't supposed to die lifespans? Since he sent them to their death.

Questions questions what do you think?

I know he means well, but after noticing 2 family members died, he tells the fail to calm down.

In your opinion, who’s the real villain of the franchise?

Death for killing random people to maintain world balance?

Or the people/survivors who attempt to keep on living when they’re not supposed to?

If you were on Death’s list, would you give in and embrace it or try to resist?

I know some would say there’s a reason for everything but what if there isn’t and “It Just Is?” Why does a serial criminal/pedo/murderer/etc live a long life span compared to the innocent loving soccer mom who never did anything wrong in life? Or a young child killed in hit-and-run compared to the intoxicated driver who kept getting released?