Final Destination 2

More of the same horror cheese that you've grown accustomed to when it comes to the Final Destination franchise.

Though the middle act descends into a bit of a mess, Final Destination 2 still delivers the franchise’s signature blend of suspenseful, unpredictable deaths and that disturbingly infectious sense of everyday dread.

по уровни крови фильм находится наравне с предыдущей частью. здесь все смерти выполнены достаточно качественно и доставляют интерес. но создатели фильмы зачем-то решили, что могут победить смерть и начали сильно путать зрителей не всегда понятными выводами

I think it was better than the first movie, even with the premise already revealed at the start. It has the most famous scene in the series. Still not great, but it was an enjoyable and gruesome horror show.

I think this installment improved on some aspects of the previous film. The scene with the falling logs, alongside the explosion, is a clear example of the cinematic language typical of horror films.

The one with the logs on the motorway. Enjoyable.

I thought it was better than the original. For me, this movie is more of a DLC for the first movie, with the characters already knowing how to deal with the curses. I thought it was good, watch it if you have time, but it's not a SUPER incredible movie.

Gostei bastante desse filme, o defeito é q ele é rápido demais, o q acaba atrapalhando no desenvolvimento da história, mas ainda assim foi uma continuação boa

**Final Destination 2 – 3.5 Stars** I love this franchise, and *Final Destination 2* delivers another wild, bloody ride with fate pulling the strings. While the premonition crash on the highway doesn’t quite match the sheer tension of the original’s airplane scene, it *is* one of the most insane, stunt-packed sequences I’ve seen. Trucks carrying logs? Yeah, never looking at those the same way again. The kills? Way more creative this time around—equal parts inventive and gruesome. I also really appreciated that it’s a proper sequel, not just a rinse-and-repeat. Some cool twists keep it from feeling stale, and it’s a step up in entertainment over the first film. And hey, Tony Todd pops up again, instantly upping the creep factor. It’s campy, chaotic, and totally committed to its concept. Not perfect, but definitely a blast if you're into death playing Rube Goldberg with people's lives.

Gotta love the opening scene, but I can't justify putting it any higher than a 2.5/5. I know they had scheduling issues with the actor who played Alex, but surely they could have came up with a better idea than killing him off screen by a brick, right?! Don't get me started on the bad CGI effect of that explosion that killed Clear like whyyyy? And it killed Eugene as well but we don't even get to see how it effected him. The other crazy deaths is the only thing keeping this up for me. The elevator, glass panel, and a flying fence for God sakes! This movie is awesome, even though it's kinda bad. Iconic...