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I’m not sure exactly how many films I’ve seen in my lifetime.

It is probably over a thousand, the list below barely scratches the surface of all the films I’ve seen and it was surprisingly easy to come up with. Rather than systematically list films by era or genre I got my brother’s girlfriend Dawn to call out any films she could think of.

I thought of this idea about five minutes before I began typing and Dawn rattled off films as they came to her while I typed out brief verdicts for each one. I initially intended to create a system for rating but found it too restrictive so I just wrote a brief instinctual verdict for each one.

I have included a link to Rotten Tomatoes and the score of each film, I haven’t seen some of these movies in a very long time…

NOTE: The percentages at the end are not my scores but the percentage of positive reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.

1. Men in Black (1997) – meh (91% – seriously?!)
2. Fight Club (1999) – brilliant (80%)
3. Unforgiven (1992) – immense (96%)
4. Shaun of the Dead (2004) – decent (gets worse every time I watch it)
5. Memento (2001) – pretty good (93%)
6. The Departed (2006) – good (92%)
7. Aliens (1986) – the best sequel ever made (100%)
8. Reservoir Dogs (1992) – great characters and dialogue (95%)
9. American Beauty (1999) – uplifting, brilliant (the stupid bag scene apart) (89%)
10. Goodfellas (1990) – excellent (96%)
11. Predator (1987) – one of Arnie’s best (76%)
12. 12 Angry Men (1957) – captivating (100%)
13. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) – meh (78%)
14. Shawshank Redemption (1994) – really, really good (88%)
15. Little Miss Sunshine (2006) – better than I expected (90%)
16. Sin City (2005) – flashy trash (78%)
17. Toy Story 2 (1999) – yep, it’s good (100%)
18. Bambi (1942) – I remember it being good (much to the amusement of Dawn and Sean, many gay jokes followed) (89%)
19. Final Destination (2000) -guff (30%)
20. Edward Scissorhands (1990) – pretentious crap (90%)
21. Stranger than Fiction (2006) – Surprisingly good (72%)
22. Shallow Grave (1995) – okay (71%)
23. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1996) – facepalm (49%)
24. Man on Fire (2004) – underwhelming (39%)
25. Ocean’s Eleven (2001) – meh (81%)
26. 28 Days Later (2003) – meh (88%)
27. Casino Royale (2006) – surprisingly really good (94%)
28. Psycho (1960) – I was expecting it to be better (98%)
29. The Flintstones (1994) – Jesus wept (18%)
30. Aladdin (1992) – good (92%)
31. Jackass: The Movie (2002) – hard to class as a film really, hit and miss(48%)
32. E.T (1982) – good (98%)
33. Independence Day (1996) – a glorified B movie (61%)
34. Titanic (1997)  – Good (81%)
35. Ring (2002) – fairly decent (71%)
36. Pulp Fiction (1994) – Tarantino’s best film by a long way (97%)
37. Hot Fuzz (2007) – fun (90%)
38. Monty Python: Holy Grail (1975) – classic (94%)
39. Good Will Hunting (1997) – good (97%)
40. Heat (1995) – pretty good, not great (89%)
41. Zodiac (2007) – boring (87%)
42. Little Mermaid (1989) – decent (90%)
43. Ghost (1987) – crap (80%)
44. Dirty Dancing (1987) – utter shit – that women like this film makes me wonder if they actually deserve equal rights (67%)
45. The Terminator (1984) – the best Terminator (100%)
46. Bean (1998) – a test of mental endurance, awful (41%)
47. The Mask (1994) – rubbish (76%)
48. Frailty (2002) – ridiculous (74%)
49. The Day After Tomorrow (2004) – shite
50. Donnie Darko (2001) – overrated pish (84%)
51. Apollo 13 (1995)– crap (96%)
52. Deep Impact (1998)– more crap (46%)
53. Volcano (1997) – even more crap (40%)
54. I know what you did last summer (1997)– yet more crap (36%)
55. The Matrix (1999) – first half decent rest shite (86%)
56. Lord of the Rings: Two Towers (2002)– boring (96%)
57. Addams Family Values (1994) – some good moments (74%)
58. Nightmare before Christmas (1993) – overrated, largely guff (97%)
59. Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983) – (see earlier blog) (75%)
60. Three Men and a Baby (1987) – sickening  (78%)
61. Transformers: The Movie (1986) – decent (haven’t seen it in 10 years) (50%)
62. Cruel Intentions (1999) – trash (47%)
63. Lock Stock and Two Smoking barrels (1998) – good if a little overrated (71%)
64. Clerks II (2006) – absolutely fucking diabolical (62%, seriously what the fuck?)
65. Baby’s Day Out (1994) – horrific (23%)
66. Home Alone 2 (1992) – decent (17% – that seems harsh!)
67. Liar Liar (1997) – pretty bad (84%)
68. Babe (1995) – Jesus wept (98%)
69. The Simpsons Movie (2007) – unfunny crap from a show that is a pale shadow of what it used to be (90%)
70. Mr Nanny (1993) – a holocaust of a film (7%)
71. The Thing (1980) – really tense, really good (80%)
72. Blair Witch Project (1999) – doing something different doesn’t make it good (85%)
73. Run Lola Run (1999) – see above (92%)
74. The Santa Clause (1994) – crap (Dawn: “What’s the film with Tim Allen dressed as Santa Claus?”) (79%)
75. Silence of the Lambs (1990) – they really should have just stopped at this one, a fine film (96%)
76. Matilda (1996) – another crap Dahl adaptation (89%)
77. A Bridge too Far (1977) – the quintessential war movie (67%)
78. Rocky V (1990) – laughable (21%)
79. The Sting (1973) – really good (91%)
80. The Sword in the Stone (1963) – good (73%)
81. The Witches (1990) – crap (100%, what the fuck?)
82. Starship Troopers (1997) – entertaining trash (60%)
83. Love Actually(2003)  – hated it (63%)
84. White men can’t jump (1992) – I liked it despite itself (78%)
85. The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1999)– a pointless sequel (48%)
86. A Bug’s Life (1998) – meh (91%)
87. Hollow man (2000)– hollow is an appropriate adjective (but I like Bacon’s character) (27%)
88. Jaws (1975) – good but overrated (100%)
89. Jerry Maguire (1996)– oh Christ (84%)
90. Dawn of the Dead (1978)– awesome (95%)
91. Drop Dead Fred (1991)– mindless crap (still haunted by my little sister’s repeat viewing of this monstrosity) (9%)
92. Braveheart (1995) – good (it’s a movie, not a history lesson) (76%)
93. Saw II (2005) – crap (35%)
94. Mouse Hunt (1997)– hated it (really wanted the mouse to die) (44%)
95. The Mummy (1999)– didn’t like it (54%)
96. George of the Jungle (1997)– crap (53%)
97. Leon (1994) – ludicrous garbage (74%)
98. Death becomes her (1993)– had its moments (56%)
99. Meet Joe Black (1998) – meh (49%)
100. Dog Soldiers (2002) – entertaining (79%)
101. Cool Hand Luke (1967) – the best film ever (100%)

I’m doing this a day early because I have some free time and there is no way that the Browns are going to win tonight. Thems the breaks. I’ll tally my record later but again, it is atrocious. Picks….

Dolphins (4-5)/ Panthers (4-5)- Thursday night game…fuck off. Dolphins.

Steelers (6-3)/ Chiefs (2-7)- I’ve been taking classes at Otterbein and lemme tell you something… that shit compared to OSU is like this game. There are no bums at Otterbein and there are no bums on the Steelers team. That organization is some nice shit. Chiefs are run down, piss stained High St. They suck. It could be I’m a jaded asshole from working on High St. for a zillion years but seriously? It’s a dump ass wasteland.

Browns (1-8)/ Lions (1-8)- this is the High St bum. Somedays, when I have feelings, I think these guys get a bad rap. Then someone will take a shit in the stairwell of work and all bets are off. This game will be on my shitty tv. I’m off on Sunday. I’m going to cave my own skull in. Lions?

Saints (9-0)/ Buccaneers (1-8)-  Again, dumpy team plays a killer team. If this were a movie, it would be Beauty and the Beast with the ending of a suicide. Scratch that,  I was watching the news today and they interviewed that lady who had her face ripped off by a chimp. That is as fucked up as this game. That lady has to live without hands, eyes, and a face for the rest of her life.  The Bucs will be around forever as well, at least until 2012, when we all will die. Saints.

Falcons (5-4)/ Giants (5-4)- two teams that need a win. Remember those horny ass nerds in high school that would lie about ignorant ass shit to try and impress a girl? They needed laid or beat up. Throw that geek a fuck or beat the shit out of him to shut him up. Giants get laid, Falcons get beat up.

Bills (3-6)/ Jaguars (5-4)- this game has as much implication on the NFL as the Octo-mom has on real life. FML. FNFL. Jaguarssss muuuuuuurrrrrrrddddaaahhh.

49ers (4-5) Packers (5-4)- TWO TEAMS FIGHTING FOR THEIR LIVES LIKE THEY TERMINAL. PACKERS.

Seahaws (3-6)/ Vikings (8-1)- why is this game happening? Vikings.

Colts (9-0)/ Ravens (5-4)- some dumb ass reporter will bring up the rivalry from like WWII when the Colts left Baltimore for Indianapolis. Shut the fuck up. No one was even alive then to care. Colts.

Redskins (3-6)/ Cowboys (6-3)- Cowboys v. Indians again! Let’s ditch these stereotypes or introduce a Taliban themed team. Cowboys.

Cardinals (6-3)/ Rams (1-8)- CHHHHRRRIIIISTTT,this game is more annoying than “Beat Michigan” week. Cards.

Bengals (7-2)/ Raiders (2-7)- good news non-cable havers- this will be the second game on Channel 10. THIS IS WHAT I CAN LOOK FORWARD TO. My Sunday is the equivalent of going to a palm reader and them telling me I have AIDS or in other words, being in the new Final Destination Infinity: Real Life Shit.

Chargers (6-3)/ Broncos (6-3)- a decent game with divisional implications. I would watch it but Cinci is playing and it will be aired instead of this game. I’m going Chargers because I’m real good at making bad choices.

Jets (4-5)/ Patriots (6-3)- slob v slob mastermind aka battle of ill fitting clothed men with lumpy bodies (nh). Pats.

Eagles (5-4)/ Bears (4-5)- I saw this .gif of Cutler getting hit in the face by a ref on accident. It was really funny. That dude… goddamn, I do not like him kinda like I don’t like my neighbor because he looks like Pete Wentz. Eagles.

Titans (3-6)/ Texans (5-4)- I don’t want to write about this but I expect the Texans to shred the Titans.

Sometimes I wonder if how many people would cry when I die. Would there be plenty of them, or just a few? Sometimes I wonder if I have done enough good on earth for me to be able to get to heaven when I die. Have I inspired enough people already? Have I been a good influence to others in my whole 21 years? Despite my numerous sins and mistakes, can I still be considered as a positive force in the universe? Will the world mourn for me when I’m gone? Would it even notice at all? Would the people even remember my name?

Yo. When do you think people die? When they are shot through the heart by the bullet of a pistol? No. When they are ravaged by an incurable disease? No. When they drink a soup made from a poisonous mushroom? No! It’s when…they are forgotten (Dr. Hiruluk – “One Piece”).

Life is so not certain, but death is. We should remember death everyday, and live like a dying people, because it is only when we learn how to face death that we learn how to face life.

We say that the hour of death cannot be forecast, but when we say this, we imagine that the hour is placed in an obscure and distant future. It never occurs to us that it has any connection with the day already begun, or that death could arrive this same afternoon, this afternoon which is so certain and which has every hour filled in advance (Tod Waggner, “Final Destination”).

wow jam packed past few days. hung out a lot with anthony! on thursday we watched land of the lost. love that movie. and attempted to watch this one called wedding slashers…it was crap. and then we watched tamara. stayed up til like 4 in the morning and then woke up at 9:30 oh gosh.

friday…picked up kenny. punk ass wasn’t awake when i went grr. haha. we listened to some music and watched up. such a cute movie. and then we went and got my check and to pick up anthony from work. we talked for a bit in the car. he opened up to some things that are quite personal. and i to him. it’s interesting what you learn about someone and how far in sometimes that they’ll let you go. or how far you will let them dabble in your life.

then we went to red robin. yum. and saw final destination, it was alright. i think kenny and i are going to go see paranormal activity on monday. i’m really excited to see that. went down to the lobster shop for a minute, then went to anthony’s and watched the number 23, i really liked it. there was quite a bit of sex in it though, not that that’s bad or anything and then we went to wincos where i stole 2 pounds of candy on accident. no seriously it was an accident! i would have paid! and we started watching skeleton crew but that again was terrible. the cover looked good and it sounded good but terrible quality. anthony and kenny both suck at picking movies.

woke up at 1, haha and smoked and talked. brian and leanne came to get kenny for disney on ice tonight. got super irritated. came home. ate some dinner and watched the ugly truth with my dad and brother. got my first letter from brandon! so super excited about that, gonna write him back tonight after work!

then went to julena’s for a bit, went to walmart and we went back to her house and watched some tv and she made me an amazing mix. she makes the most awesome mixes ever. love that girl.

got super irritated today because i’m so fed up with people pretending to be my friend. if you don’t want to be my friend then fucking tell me so i can stop trying. tell me and i swear i’ll leave you alone and go away like you want. just man up for once in your fucking life. quit being so pathetic it makes me sick to my stomach. i’ve had a lot of shit already happen this year i don’t want or need any more drama.

LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ — Marvin Pendergast, a former police officer who retired only two days ago, was killed in a boating accident near his new home in Lake Havasu City.

Pendergast spent over 30 years working for the Los Angeles Police Department, serving most of his years as a detective belittled by the majority of his coworkers. Pendergast was known best for chasing down recently unemployed and divorced middle class white men rampaging across the City of Angels in search for answers and retribution for their failed lives, often with Pendergast shooting the individuals at Manhattan Beach Pier.

Pendergast did inexplicably reach retirement, however, and moved with his wife to Lake Havasu City, the couple’s planned retirement spot. Pendergast bought a yacht as per his retirement plan, but never learned how to operate waterborne vessels properly as even he himself fully expected to be a corpse before retiring. Tragically, his inept boating skills caused the accident as he careened the yacht into the Parker Dam.

“When his retirement was coming up, [Pendergast's coworkers] were always joking that he’d die before he was able to call it quits,” said Detective Sanchez, an officer who worked with Pendergast over the years, and who also constantly put cat litter in Pendergast’s desk drawer. “Once I heard he died only two days after retirement,” Sanchez continued, “I was like, ‘Oh, I guess nobody ever thinks about that too much.’ Still tragic, I guess, but not as tragic.”

Amanda Pendergast, the victim’s wife, stated that she fully expected her husband to be dead before retiring as well. “The day after he retired I was sort of relieved, sort of disappointed,” said Amanda. “I’m not actually too upset right now because I had been mentally preparing this for years. I even had a new love interest set up for my husband’s tragically timely death which is now somewhat less timely.”

Captain Yardley, Pendergast’s officer in charge for many of his final years of service, called his death “unavoidable”. “Sure he was able to escape death’s cold grasp before he retired,” Yardley reasoned, “but this obviously threw the universe out of whack. Policemen dying right before they retire is both a rite of passage and completely out of everyone’s control.”

Yardley questioned if Pendergast’s death was actually an accident or if Pendergast was ultimately murdered by “the creepy Thanatos-premonition thing” from the 2000 film Final Destination.

Yardley reflected on the greater relationship between all policemen and dying before retirement, saying “We all [police officers] know that when we sign up, we’re not just here to protect and serve. We’re also here to die tragic deaths before we complete out legacy of work, usually immediately after sharing our long-thought-out plans for our golden years with a younger partner, likely in the squad car before what is thought to be a ‘routine’ traffic stop, or perhaps at a diner that is, unbeknownst to us, filled with assassins hired by the mob to kill the lead detectives threatening said mob’s existence.”

Black and white;  Hot and cold; Good and evil; Horror and comedy; surely these are antonyms, opposites, things that can never exist together? Then again, there’s always grey, lukewarm and Harvey Dent…

Green Day are amazing live.

I really can’t explain just how amazing…but I’m going to give it a go…

Well yesterday was Halloween and instead of the usual (sitting in doing nowt or going to town) I went for a trip to Manchester to see a little known band called Green Day.

I had to get up early (half 8! MEH) to catch my train just after 10 then had a lovely 3 hour train ride on me tod to Manchester where I met Elizabeth half an hour after I got there. After we found the hotel (and realised we couldn’t check in for another hour) we went to do some exploring and discovered that Manchester like to repeat shops. Seriously, there’s like 8 HMVs or something! What’s the point?

We were planning on checking out the Hard Rock Cafe for some food but when we got there we remembered we’re skint students so ended up rolling into pizza hut then get this….went back to the hotel for a nap haha.

With it being Halloween and us being used to spending Halloween in Newcastle of course we went out in fancy dress – I was a genie and Elizabeth was Alice from Resident Evil (or so I’m told, I’ve never seen any of them). We looked well cool walking through Manchester pretty much the only people dressed up…

We got the times messed up a bit and it turned out the support band came on at the time we thought the doors opened so after we planned to miss the support and turn up late we actually ended up turnin up jst after Green Day came on stage, then we cudnt work out which door took us to the standing area and wasted another minute or 3..so that kinda sucked but the rest of the night MORE than made up for it.

When we were lookin down at the standing area I noticed that nobody was moving…Green Day were playing…but everyone was pretty much just standing there..so when we got down to the floor we quite easily moved through the boring masses to near the front where people were actually moving and jumping around. Then it took some skill and a bit of pushing and squeezing during fast jumpy songs and we managed to get REALLY close to the front. By the end of the night I was only like 2 people from the front of the stage.

This resulted in some pretty damn awesome photos, even if I do say so myself. I’m not going to go into detail about songs etc, they played for nearly 3 hours including two encores - they pretty much played EVERYTHING!

The cool part of the night was that they didn’t just stand there and sing and talk, they were actually pretty damn entertaining about it, they were always getting people up on stage, lil kids to squirt the crowd with supersoakers, random lass to sing along with them, some kid from San Francisco (WTF?), and then they got people up to play one of the songs for em (can’t remember which one – ask Elizabeth) They made sure they got people who could actually play the instruments though – some lass who was about 16/17 to play drums, an early 20’s lad on bass and some lass with green hair and a white face who was about….19 on guitar (Billie Joe made a joke of ‘only one person in this band has a penis *looks at green haired girl* well…maybe two’.) They played the song with Billie Joe singing then at the end the drummer lass did a lil solo – she was mint! Billie Joe was standing goin ‘woaaah!!!’ while Tre Cool practically fell in love haha he thought she was great, when she finished you could see him really animatedly talking to her as if to say ‘omg that was awesome!! wow you’re great!!! I’m so impressed!!!’ Jealous. I love Tre Cool.

During the encore while Minority was played Elizabeth decided to crowd surf (even tho we were literally like 3 people from the front) so for the second encore when Billie Joe played all the acoustic songs I was on me tod and decided to get the camera out and take full advantage of the fact he was pretty much just a metre away…

Here’s some of the pics I took:

Billie Joe Armstrong singing the acoustic (second) encore at Manchester, 31/10/09

Billie Joe Armstrong up close at Manchester, 31/10/09

I’m not going to put any more up, if you want to see the rest just ask me. Instead, have a Green Day song. This is from youtube and it says it’s from Manchester MEN but they played 2 days so I’m not sure if it’s the one I was at or the day before. It’s also the song he was singing as I took the photos above so you can kinda get an overall image from the two. Green Day – Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) ♫ http://blip.fm/~fqhp1 Enjoy!

Check the R5 Release Dates page for the latest release dates.

November 2009
Bring It On: Fight to the Finish – November 3rd
Playmobil: The Secret of Pirate Island – November 5th
Zombieland – November 5th
The Prince & Me 3: A Royal Honeymoon – November 5th
Hardwired – November 5th
Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure – November 5th
Banlieue 13 Ultimatum – November 12th
Julie & Julia – November 12th
The Private Lives of Pippa Lee  – November 12th
OSS 117: Rio ne répond plus – November 19th
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs – November 19th
Little Hercules in 3-D – November 19th
Driven to Kill – November 19th
Hachiko: A Dog’s Story – November 19th
The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations – November 19th
Saw VI – November 26th (with DD5.1 ENG planned)

December
My Sister’s Keeper – December 1st
Astro Boy – December 3rd
Jennifer’s Body – December 3rd (2nd Date)
American Pie: Book of Love – December 8th
Inglourious Basterds – December 8th
2012 – December 10th
Love Happens – December 11th
Funny People – December 15th
Zombieland – December 17th (2nd Date)
This Is It – December 17th
The Stepfather  - December 17th
Planet 51 – December 17th

January 2010
The Final Destination – January 26th 2010
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel – January 28th 2010

February 2010
500 Days of Summer – February 4th 2010
Amelia – February 18th 2010
Into the Blue 2: The Reef – February 18th 2010
Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead – February 18th 2010
Tooth Fairy – February 25th 2010
The Informant!  - February 2010
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant – February 2010

March 2010
Fantastic Mr. Fox – March 4th 2010
The Marine 2 – March 4th 2010
Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief – March 11th 2010
Surviving Evil – March 25th 2010
The Cabin in the Woods  - March 25th 2010
The Wolfman – March 2010

April 2010
The Time Traveler’s Wife – April 2010

Updated: 1st November 2009

Note: not all dates are 100% accurate and are likely to vary, please keep checking back for updated release dates.

Premonição 4

Quem gosta de filmes em sequência, esse sem dúvida é um prato cheio mesmo.
Segundo informações, esse será mesmo o último da série e promete fechar com chave de ouro.
Confesso que ainda não vi, pois nesse momento estou convertendo ele para gravar no DVD, mas pelo que vi de alguns traillers, parece ser muito bom e como vi os outros 3, claro que não poderia perder esse!
Então vamos lá, baixe, grave no DVD e se recoste no sofá para assisti-lo!

SINOPSE

Seguindo a mesma linha dos anteriores, um adolescente tem uma visão de tudo que vai acontecer numa corrida de carros. Uma sequência de pequenos fatos interligados dá origem a um acidente de carros que acabam matando várias pessoas que estão assistindo das arquibancadas, mas devido a essa premonição de um dos adolescentes, consegue “salvar” seus amigos tirando todos do autódromo, porém como nos outros filmes, não é possível enganar a morte e o desenrolar do filme é isso que acontece. A morte vai atrás daqueles que se safaram da 1ª vez. O filme contém cenas fortes de volência, mas quem já viu a sequência de Jogos Mortais, essas são moleza!!

INFORMAÇÕES DO ARQUIVO

Titulo Original:
Final Destination 4
Título Traduzido: Premonição 4
Gênero: Terror
Duração: 86 Min
Diretor: David R. Ellis
Ano de Lançamento: 2009
Tamanho: 700 Mb
Formato: Avi
Qualidade de Vídeo: Ts
Idioma: Inglês
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… aşa cum îl ştim din seria de documentare Final Destination (cel puţin 1 şi 2. La 3 mă uit diseară), începe să dea chix tot mai des, şi tot mai crunt.

Ultima tentativă a acesteia (a morţii) să-şi mai spele ruşinea a avut drept ţintă o cursă a companiei Jetstar efectuată pe un Airbus 320. Din fericire, vârsta a început să-şi spună cuvântul şi în cazul dumneai, astfel că toţi cei “aproximativ 180 de pasageri” au scăpat cu viaţă. Totodată, acest eveniment mai confirmă un detaliu. Odată cu trecerea anilor, şi număratul devine anevoios, acei “aproximativ 180″ de pasageri fiind de fapt 173. Dar când e de curăţat un obraz pătat, un +/-7 e o marjă de eroare cel puţin acceptabilă.

La urma urmei, e şi moartea un om… nu?

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Sursa: clon.

There have been so many horror films as of late then why do we need sequels as well.

Well because horror films are kings of the box office right now.

It costs next to nothing to make them and people line-up around the block to see flicks like “Saw 2” and “When a Stranger Calls”.

Why are people so fascinated with the new wave of horror films especially when 85% of them are unbelievably bad?

The FD series stretches back to the original film 2000’s “Final Destination” which was created by Glen Morgan and James Wong who created the short-lived Fox series, “Space: Above and Beyond” and contributed to the cult series “The X-Files” and “Millenium”.

The film’s plot had seven high school students suddenly bolt from a doomed airliner before it takes off and explodes. It turns out that one of the students (Ali Larter) had a vision of the plane’s destruction and freaked out. For the rest of the film, the escapees die in rather bizarre accidents as it seems like fate itself won’t let them live.

2003’s “Final Destination 2” was a follow-up to the first film finds yet another high-school girl (A.J. Cook) having a premonition of a rather nasty highway pile-up when her friends embark on a road trip.

This brings me to FD3, as I have dubbed it. This time it’s yet again another high school girl (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) who has a vision of a roller coaster disaster while on a visit to an amusement park with friends. The third film also marks the return of series creators Glen Morgan and James Wong.

What makes this series so entertaining to audiences is how each of the victims is killed. The traps set out by fate remind me of that old game I used to play as a kid called “Mouse Trap” except it ends up killing some one.

I like how each of the traps are setup from basic situations in life. It’s fun to see fate closing in and how stupid people can be. The opening roller coaster sequence is probably the best sequence of the film and it has such an excellent execution.

As third films go, this film is not bad for what it is. It probably would have been better to see it go straight to video but horror films are hot right now.

I liked the performances of new-comers Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Ryan Merriman. Winstead has the potential to go places if she can find the right projects. I also fondly remember Merriman from the 2003 short-lived TV series, “Veritas: The Quest” which I still love to this day.

FD3 is about the same as the films before it and if you liked the first two then you are sure to like this one. What else can you say about a third horror film?

3 out of 5

So Says the Soothsayer.

In 2000, a little horror film “Final Destination” was one of the surprise hits of that year. Now almost three years later, a sequel comes calling.

The premise of the first film was a group of students are saved from a airplane explosion when one of their fellow students has a premonition before the events. Then “death” hunts each student down to settle the score. Each student dies by a freakish accident put into motion by the smallest thing but amplified by the “reaper” himself. We learn in the sequel that there was only one survivor of the first film, Clear Rivers (Ali Larter), who is now housed in a padded room at her own request.

When the film opens co-ed Kimberley Corman (A.J. Cook) is getting ready for a spring break vacation with some friends. Kimberley is about to pull onto the expressway when a mind-numbing premonition ricochets through her head where she sees a horrific traffic accident and many lives are lost. Kimberley slams on the breaks and causes all the victims of the forthcoming accident to stop on the on-ramp. She freaks and that incident diverts death’s plan. Kimberley and her on-ramp cohorts become a marked by the reaper. Who will live and who will die? Is there anyway to stop the reaper?

“Final Destination 2” is one of those horror movies where you aren’t sure if you are supposed to be hysterically laughing or cringing at the gore. The fun of these films has always been how the victim is going to die. In slasher films, you know that the slasher is going to kill them but in these films it could literally be anything.

The first film was dark and took everything way to serious for the “slasher-style” plot. The sequel is more fun because the creators have really used their imaginations and gall to deliver these clever accidents.

The film’s star Ali Larter reminded me a lot of Sigourney Weaver in “Aliens” and Jamie Lee Curtis in the “Halloween” movies. Her presence in the film was basically the only link to the previous film. I like the actress but I do wonder if it was necessary to have that link?

“Final Destination 2” is a popcorn movie in its purest form. It is a lot better than a lot of the horror-thriller fare out there now.

3.25 out of 5

So Says the Soothsayer.

Written: February 9, 2003

Another teen horror flick in the wake of “Scream 3” written by the guys who put the creepy in the X-Files. Sounds like a wild ride or is it? The story centers around a group of teens who survive an airliner explosion through a bizarre incident. After the crash, one teen (Devon Sawa) becomes completely convinced that the Grim Reaper is after him and he is hunting the group in the way they should have died in the explosion.

Producer, co-screenwriter, and director James Wong re-teams with his partner Glen Morgan for a stab at the silver screen. Morgan and Wong’s greatest exploit has to have been the couple seasons of the X-Files where it became the staple for TV suspense and to this day the series is still trying to recapture. They have continue to dabble in TV with such series as the little seen but at times brilliant “Space: Above and Beyond” and the NBC TV show “The Others“. But with the debut of “Final Destination” it’s the team’s first real venture onto the silver screen.

Ali Larter

Destination starts off with a great opening 20 minutes where we are shocked and dumbfounded by the opening plot. I haven’t seen that thrilling of a plane disaster scene since 1993’s “Alive“. Wow, what a scene. And as the film moves along a lot of the scenes are shocking and keep you on your toes. But it’s the latter half of the film that bugged me. The time I am talking about is just when ex-Hollywood sex symbol Ali Larter’s hair starts to get blonder. Ever notice that in Hollywood films they always dumb down the leading lady until she is supposed to catch the hero’s eye? It’s at that point that Sawa’s avoidance of the Grim Reaper get really hokey. That cabin scene is a perfect example. Every movie like this needs a supernatural ending and the finale here is gimmickry and unrealistic. If you love the humor-horror trilogy of “Scream” like so many million people then Destination has all that to offer but watch out for a couple goofy things along the way. I guess other “Scream” clone “I Know What You Did this Summer” and especially its sequel got this back lash too.

The young people out there will love this, I am sure.

3 out of 5

So Says the Soothsayer.

Ashburton Station, Melbourne, Australia

Every time I see this clip I get goosebumps! How horrible it must have felt for the mother to see the pram with her six-month old son roll and drop onto the tracks, train arriving. The people around her are just as shocked and horrified. Like a scene out of Final Destination. How lucky and happy it all ended ended up though! The baby escaped with a scratch on the nose! Unbelievable miracle!

By Jeff Weaver

4/5 Stars

In this day and age of film, horror movies have fallen into a niche of being cliché and cheesy with films like My Bloody Valentine 3-D or Final Destination. The new film “Paranormal Activity” breaks this genre wide open and turns it on its ear.

Shot in the same first-person handheld style as movies like “The Blair Witch Project”, “Open Water”, and “Cloverfield”, this film follows the same kind of formula as the “Blair Witch” by attempting to coerce the audience into thinking that these are true events. The movie opens with a thank you to the parents of Katie and Micah, and concludes with a single slide of credits that are simply the copyrights. To debunk any myths about this film, I will simply say that this is a piece of fiction. This is not real. There is a director and writer and his name is Oren Peli.

“Paranormal Activity” follows the lives of Micah and Katie. They have recently purchased a handheld camera to document the strange happenings that are occurring in their household. Katie reveals that theses same kinds of occurrences happened to her previously in her life when she was 8 years old, right before her house burned to the ground. The filming is mostly done by Micah himself as he documents the lives of Katie and himself for almost a month. He evens sets up a tripod at night while they are sleeping and connects the camera to his computer to be able to record any occurrences that happen at night. Micah and Katie are pulled through a series of horrifying nights with many shocking moments that will leave audiences scared for days.

This film is able to accomplish what many horror film hope to do: actually scare the audience. Every night, Micah sets up the camera so it can see the bed in the room and out of the door into the hallway on the top floor of the house. The effect of having a static camera shot looking out into the dark hallway is chilling. This film builds tension that is remarkable. A simple movement of a door by an unforeseen force made me nervous. The building up of a moment in this movie seems to take it to the breaking point and then a little further to pull that much more anticipation out of the audience. The effect of having the time clock of the camera at the bottom of the screen makes it all the more tense because the audience can see the time elapsing and how much time has been spent waiting for something to happen each night.

One aspect of this film that is worthy of applause and praise are the tricks throughout the film. Some of the happenings that take place in this film must have taken a great mind to think up how to do them without any special effects. Some of the occurrences are seemingly impossible without computer graphics, but it did not seem as if these were digital effects.

“Paranormal Activity” was also able to dodge having cheap or gimmicky tricks. There were no close-ups of people with hands grabbing them out of the darkness, there was just a static camera shot, sounds, and slight movements. The subtlety of this film was brilliant. A shadow on a door was such a frightening moment that could have been so easily missed if the viewer was not fully attentive.

It is amazing to see a movie that is actually horrifying. I felt tense and my heart was pounding throughout much of this film. Without question, this is one of the scariest and best horror films ever.

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