Ride mechanic reviews Final Destination 3 rollercoaster scene
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2023
- Final destination 3 had a memorable scene where a lot of people were supposed to die on a rollercoaster. This move had some odd affects on the amusement industry.
I wanted to watch parts of it and give an inside view with lighthearted commentary as I review this scene from a ride mechanics perspective.
Final destination 3 the movie to rent or buy
• Final Destination 3 - บันเทิง
Nearly every person I talk to who says “I don’t like rollercoasters” uses Final Destination as a part of their argument 😂
Do you just start making up things as well haha!
Imagine if they saw the unrealistic sabotage of the Rocket in 1977's ROllercoaster... that would never happen as depicted but for a PG film it was pretty gruesome
The red and yellow tape was definitely the scariest part of the movie! That should have been enough to warn people...
Haha
To be fair to the filmmakers, they did capture the feeling of riding a Corkscrew pretty accurately.
😂 Corkscrew at Cedar Point leaves you feeling like you fell from a rollercoaster for a few days.
It's kind of like how being a pilot ruins every airplane movie...
Haha! No, no, nope, doesn’t work like that, there’s a button for that! Haha
That movie made me so mad after seeing that roller coaster scene! I’ve explained it to so many people about how that would NEVER EVER HAPPEN. I love how the track is perfectly cut!
I just love how the fiberglass cowl broke the track……. Come on people.
This accident based from Mindbender Accident. Ofc even more harrowing and faster for real life version (Schwarzkopf provide them with bad sparepart), but the sequence of accident is exactly the same (derailed from ejected bogie, the restrain getting destroyed from striking the track ties, people getting throwed off from train)
@@bocahdongo7769I am not going to reiterate how wrong the often told cause of that accident is (It was *not* Schwarzkopf's fault, he even went to Canada together with Werner Stengel just after the accident to help in the investigations), but the train did not strike track ties and unlocked the restraints. What happened is that the train, obviously being slowed down by dragging the last coach along the track, rolled back, pushing the derailed coach (Schwarzkopf trains only have two axles on the lead coach and one axle on the following coaches) off to the side, where it hit a support column. This bent the brake fin upwards, which in turn pushed the unlock mechanism. So neither did the restraints get destroyed nor did the locking mechanism fail - it was simply unlocked due to other damage following the accident. I won't start discussion who hit it worse - the people who got ejected and fell to their death or the ones not getting ejected but crushed between the train rolling backwards and the support column.. all very tragic.
Too bad there is a lot of inaccurate information about this accident out there... 😞
@@ryantheridemechanicin their defense, that bit of track was already loose. It was shown in the queue.
I do like how the fiberglass just bonks off it. Probably made a good noise in the soundstage.
EDIT: We can do the math here. Vortex track slices are a thing; a 1.5-inch-long slice of running rail weighs about 10 pounds. It's also about six inches in diameter; I would estimate we're looking at a half inch or so of thickness of tubular steel.
This movie made me scared of roller coasters!
I thought for sure you were going to say the whole thing was caused by the shoddy stripe work on the restraint 😂
Funnily getting on a rollercoaster at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in the UK as the ride pulled out of the station the operator announced over the loud speaker, anyone seen final destination 3, that didn't end well.. I imagine it made the ride more interesting for some people..
Haha!
The idea that a plastic camcorder could beat a multi-ton roller coaster train always perplexed me. I grew up going to Great Adventure in New Jersey-Great American Scream Machine and its Arrow Looper sisters were certainly not man’s greatest innovation, but those road wheels, as is the case in all roller coasters of that size were roughly the size of your head.
Big and steel. One wheel can obliterate a plastic camera for sure. Soft fabrics doe the most damage. Disney had a backpack fall on the track of their intamin and that got mangled up enough with the reaction fins that it just prevented the train from making the top of the next hill, and it valleyed.
Yeah, but you gotta admit that a realistic scene (camera on the track, train passes, *CRUNCH*, camera parts raining down, train continues as if nothing happened) would not have worked well with the theme of the movie... 🤣
Haha, the repeated comments about the misaligned restraint-stripes had me cracking up!
I'm sorry but the whole scene was hilarious and you made it even better with your humor. I really enjoyed this one.
Thank you! I appreciate that.
This was the best review ever!
I know what it feels like to watch movies scenes covering subjects that you know more about than the entire production crew of that movie. 😂
Fun to do!
Well I can admit I kinda freaked out on Tatsu. But the ride attendant was already there checking my restraints and I said very quietly that I wanted off. She asked if I was sure and I said yes so it wasn’t like the train was about to dispatch and I freak out at the last minute. I was so mad at myself but a couple of weeks later I finally got on and stayed on. I was riding with a bunch of other first timers. Now it’s one of my favorites and I help other first timers ease their anxiety. I admit that you had something to do with me finally riding what I thought was the most scary terrifying roller coaster in the world! You said nothings gonna happen and you will be fine. It will only be 90 seconds and you will wonder why you were afraid in the first place. When I see this scene it’s almost comical. I am glad you found your channel. I found it at the right time because I have been killing it this summer with riding my coasters. I am planning a trip to Kings Island and Cedar Point next summer because they are rivals to my home parks Magic Mountain and Knotts Berry Farm.
Such an awesome story!! So glad you conquered your fears it’s hard to do I know. If you ever get that feeling of “I can’t do it” you can also just breathe slow, and remind yourself, “look, everyone gets on, everyone gets off, cycle after cycle day after day” might come in handy some time. Or it will for me next time my son wants to drag me on drop of doom again haha!!
@@ryantheridemechanic drop towers are still hard for me. The last one I rode was Free Fall and that was a small one compared to the ones today. Like Drop of Doom!
@@ryantheridemechanic cool
I took my niece to Carowinds as soon as she was tall enough to ride roller coasters. The first one we rode was Carolina Cobra which goes backwards up a hill as soon as it leaves the station then comes flying back down. She watched it go a couple of times and decided she felt good about riding it. As soon as it started backing up the hill, she said "I changed my mind. I want to get off". I said "it's too late now. Just hold my hand and you'll be fine". So the roller coaster photo from that first drop is her looking absolutely terrified. By the end of the ride, she was having a blast, and immediately wanted to ride again. 13 years later, she still loves coasters.❤
The amount of sarcasm in this video is making me question the things you say
What sarcasm😏
Its time we put the red and yellow stripes on Cedar Point's corkscrew and see how well that goes down.
Measuring devices and levels are sold all over….. just an FYI haha
I saw this in the theater, and i got things thrown at me for calling out the bs. 😂
This is going to make me sound like an absolute baby, but I have severe anxiety and intrusive thoughts, and media like Final Destination really freaks me out when I’m trying to enjoy a day at the theme park (kinda funny being a thrill ride fan with anxiety 😭). Watching breakdowns of the scene from actual professionals helps me rationalize things a lot and know that this would NEVER happen irl. I know it’s not just me, this movie apparently turned a LOT of people away from coasters, so thank you for dissecting it and showing us the reality!
Your welcome. We all have those thoughts at parks I’m sure. I had the unfounded fear of a gondola on the enterprise ride coming off and landing in the water ride. Can’t shake that thought from time to time. I know it won’t happen but by brain likes to hold it.
I'm pretty sure I've bent EMT conduit with thicker walls than that track.
On a related note don't worry I went from being a ride mechanic to working at a railroad... In our off time we have drinking games dedicated to debunking 'Unstoppable'.
Ha! That sounds like fun. I also knew a ride mechanic who went to work for the railroad to be a conductor or engineer. He eventually quit and came back to the park. He said he got good at short naps haha.
can confirm the freakouts, have seen it happen multiple times, not that big a deal when it does happen, just delays dispatch for 10-20 seconds while we recheck all the harnesses. to anyone who is thinking about going to an amusement park, if at any time before we send the train out of the station, you don't feel safe for any reason, please speak up and let the operators know. We will not force you to ride if you don't want to. all we ask is try to be patient as we may have to manually unlock the restraints depending on the ride and how long the cycle time for the restraints takes. we will get you off the ride the soonest that we physically can.
My favorite part of all of this-- the dude holding the camera in the “premonition” then chooses not to ride, takes his camcorder with him, and it still derails the same way.
14:52 Some guy has recreated the ride in NL2 from the CGI work and the layout on the control panel. The ride has two sets of double corkscrews, and it does them back to back with a turn in between them, like a Bekoma Whirlwind but with double corks. Amusingly, the bit with the hills comes after both of those, which means we have a continuity error as well.
I have to say, “Devils Flight” (as it’s referred as in the movie) has a pretty kickass layout full of bunny hills and hang time filled inversions. Part of me wishes the ride existed in this form in real life (with proper coaster designing of course).
The Final Destination movies never fail to make me roll my eyes. As someone whose also an Avgeek the first movie made me cringe. Like apparently some turbulence is gonna cause sparks to fly everywhere (this franchise really loves its sparks), it’s gonna cause holes to rip out of the sides, and then the whole plane is just gonna explode in midair. It’s all pretty stupid.
Agreed
Let me tell you something about that:
That ride technically did exist! It was in an amusement park in Vancouver, and the ride was actually called the corkscrew! But it wasn’t as big as it was in the movie! So the film creator’s decided to make it bigger with some visual effects! And they did a good job with the scene! However, after the movie came out, people who saw it didn’t want to ride that roller coaster anymore! So to save their money, the people who owned the park had to dismantle the ride completely!
@@JayFiCreator I know that it was Corkscrew at Playland. It’s being replaced by the Zamperla upgraded Intamin Accelerator.
Because a real ride mechanic was clearly not consulted. I like "upstops and gravity are out the window"😂
I love engineers who design large dangerous machines with a single point of failure 😂
I feel like the ride wouldn't have crashed if the stripes on the seats restraints were the same size!
I thought that was the scariest thing there.
27:55 Actually, that second vertical loop is right at the end of the ride. After that there's this painful-looking s-bend into a right turn into the brakes. Vekoma would at least have a helix finale there! (Also, this ride sorely needs an MCBR, but whatever.)
Yeah after scouring all the ride accident stories it's really easy to see that the vast, vast majority of ride accidents with serious injury or fatality were all caused by just straight human error like ride operators/mechanics clearing a block zone with people on the ride still, or operators just failing to see restraints properly secured. It's never because the actual ride just straight broke apart (except that discovery ride in like India, that shit was crazy). The only one I can think of that was really the ride messing up like like was the launch coaster that they let the stators get out of true alignment on which ripped off the undercarriage of the trains pretty much after rolling back into them.
Or another “common” ride incident, is just people going into restricted areas, and learning why they are restricted
@@forzaguy1252 That is the "straight human error" portion of my statement. Your absolutely right though.
9:35 Wait, why _are_ the wheels falling off? Everything else in this scene was hinted at before. Dod they not have time to have a shot of a loose bolt earlier? Even _Wallace and Gromit_ has the decency to animate the hitch falling apart.
You should do a similar review of the 1977 film Rollercoaster.
Otherwise, when I saw this int heaters and each clip you stopped to comment on I was in the theater yelling BS... BS, that is an arrow train no hydraulics, if the ride had any hydraulics it would most likely be the brake run and the lift system (depending on model) also this may also just be a Vekoma which used arrow trains any way and still no hydraulics.
Most coasters even arrows were mechanical and pneumatic. I only remember once hydraulic system in my op years and that was on a whirlwind Vekoma and it was in the systems shed
Roller coaster is all obvious dummies.
I suppose rollercoasters are so meticulously constructed and stuffed to the brim with safety-systems, that not even Death himself could dismantle one by CONVENIENT accidents. Except, maybe, letting a meteor crash onto it.
Wouldn’t go that far haha!! They are tough to hurt. Lots of redundancy. Definitely not what pictured in the movie.
This coaster was my first credit when it was at Boblo Island before being relocated!
Great video, as always!
In preparation, I watched an upload of the roller coaster scene on TH-cam and one of the first things that threw me off was that a ride operator, immediately after catching a rider holding a camera out in the open just before dispatch, then told the rider he could just put it in his pocket. I don't know, I've never been a ride op and I've never taken a loose article out on a ride, but that felt wrong to me.
I’ve done it tons of times when the park was closed. If we needed to ride multiple times for some odd reason I’d take my phone and play games while it was running
I always thought a more appropriate title for these movies was F**k Physics: A Motion Picture Anthology
I never noticed the stripes. I know the yellow ones were on the actual Corkscrew, but they added the red ones likely with e-tape (which I am sure wasn't great for the CCPU on the restraints but whatever.)
Former Top alcohol and Pro mod guy here, Top fuel used to run mid 4's in the 1/4, now 3's in the thousand foot, Top alcohol cars are in the 5 second range. Fast and furious cars claim 9's but take 20 seconds and use the Experimental Liberty billet 28 speed transmission where as we only just got the 7 speed in the last few years...Also our electrical tape is always straight and consistent...lol
Haha! Thanks for the weigh in! As soon as I said class and time I was like, oh no someone is going to tell me I’m wrong haha! But you got the point. The tranny must weigh more than the car!!!
Brother, you were right on the money! I always enjoy your show. Fun fact the 7 speed in 1/8 mile racing is a trip if you watch in an car pro mod video with it, you launch and it revs for about 1 second and then just shifts like each 1/2 of a second for 3.60 runs. Keep up the great work! Who knows maybe one day I'll bump into you at a park. @@ryantheridemechanic
@@misterenigma2013 thanks!
Thouse hollow axels are internally supported by hydraulic pressure…… loose pressure and they collapse. duh!
So obvious I don’t know how I missed that.
You not seen that hitch before? It’s called a movie hitch 😂
Looked like two plates to me
Don’t know if you know but for first part of the ride (before it starts falling apart) it was actually filmed on a roller coaster (it was an arrow double corkscrew coaster) if you want to watch behind the scenes of filming the coaster segment start this video at 16:20 th-cam.com/video/B0lC67eKZEY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tlMjwPcJACN45ulu
With the safety bars not aligning that was intentional final destination always makes the setting look off to make the setting look uneasy I think there's also elements of Alfred hitchcock's bomb theory in highlighting the flaws that no one notices that leads up to the disaster
@@vanitas456 interesting!
I've always been afraid of coasters to a degree, but have been on nearly all of them at very park I've visited except Kingda Ka (blacking out on the top hat of the Dragster told me I didn't need to do it haha), but this didn't change anything for me. HOWEVER! I did work at a tanning salon when this came out. I am too tired to type out all the insanity I faced by new (and some existing) customers. These freaking movies, I tell ya 😂 But I love them nonetheless.
Yes, you finally did it
I always thought the camera the guy dropped damaged the wheel assembly on top of also damaging the hydraulic fitting. So you have wheels coming off as the restraints are coming up. The coaster cars derail which break the hitches.
It's still all 100% bullshit but there's more of a method to it than you seemed to understand in this video.
That’s so unrealistic. Everybody knows that train style uses the 2” ball hitch. Sheesh
I also found a strange thing!🙋🏻♂️ At the beginning of this clip, I could see the train dispatch from the station and enter a “curved lift hill”, then the scene move on to those rattling chains…
Question: How tf can a “curved lift hill” using chain lift lol?😂 In reality, roller coaster with a curved lift hill should use “booster wheels”? Am I right?
Yea your right! Good call
Well, you are mostly right. But only just mostly. 🤓
Zierer built curved chain lift hills. One of them was on the now defunct "Knightmare" at Camelot in England. Watch th-cam.com/video/VdAtvPZtGaI/w-d-xo.html to see it in action. Another one is on a coaster that I do not want to name in this context as it was recently involved in an accident that caused the loss of life.
Don't ask me how this works. I have ridden both the unnamed one and Knightmare and I was not able to figure out how they did it.
@@Colaholikerwhat, Jetline? We're waiting on the full inspection, but it looks at this time like the ride might reopen this summer.
@@alaeriia01 Yes, Jetline. And It would be really cool to see it reopen, as this cool coaster with its unique location is really something special.
You got a leaky spark tube.
No bi-axis block hitch on an arrow corkscrew..hmmmm
I swear that was the dumbest disaster sequence in a movie. Kinda reminds me of the scene in the 77 film roller-coaster in which the bomber placed the bomb under the rail on the rocket in the opening scene. The bomb would have gotten knocked off by the first train to pass that section of track long before the bomber detonated it after dark.
I’d that the one where they just kept showing the lift Chan I’m moving faster and faster?
I'm over here like, what campath/lapbar release rail only opens half the train..😂
I know that Wicked Cyclone's PLC has two unlock systems like that; you can unlock just cars 1-3 or 4-6. An Arrow or Vekoma ride of this size would absolutely have seven-car trains, though, and Arrow PLCs unlock the entire train at once.
Some are precise enough to unlock specific seats, which is funny when someone gets busted for having a phone out on the ride; they leave the miscreant locked in until security arrives.
Having worked with the public I bet the general populations imagination was working overtime.... wonder how many safety concerns you received over a loose decal during that time frame 🤔 😉
This movie be like: redundancy has left the chat.
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Honestly this is the film that make me traumatize the hell out of it not only for Rollercoaster but also the whole theme park. Imagine 6 yo kid accidentially watching exactly this scene
Only after 10 years the trauma heal. And it only because someone explain Rollercoaster from technical side (which is my guilty pleasure in general). Only then I started to appreciate about rollercoaster more and love it. (Thanks a LOT to Technology Connection and Eltororyan channel)
Also sir, have you realize those FD3 accident actually based from Mindbender Accident? It has exactly the same sequence (train derailed from ejected bogie, ripped of the whole restrain assembly, and people getting threw off from height), only stretched by 5 minute
Really. Wow.
@@ryantheridemechanic and phoetically. It goddamn happen again on 2019 on its transportable sister, Quimera (Aka Dreier Looping)
Now with trains smashing to the support on high speed after (yet again) derailed because of ejected bogie.
Fair use. Don't let them copyright that.
So far they haven’t. I read some tips and I felt I kept the form of a review (fair us) and still got everything I needed.
@@ryantheridemechanic it definitely falls under fair use, but some people don't care, and still hit people with copyright. You were doing both criticizing, and educating, using their clips.
@@Spike-sk7ql thank you. These things are hard for me to figure out some times. I’m mean, I can read the rules but I need “street” input from others. I typically overthink things like that.
They clearly didn’t use enough Elmers glue and duct tape to keep everything together!
They cut the PO for crazy glue right.
Happy 4th of July 🎉
The rails are made of paper sheets
13:35 That looks like a train car bumper and the plunger from a Nerf gun held together with an R-clip.
That is some of the laziest prop work I have ever seem.
Although, Arrow trains are trailered backwards, so breaking a linkage like that could cause problems for the cars in front. That at least they got right, though it wouldn't do the funny dumpstering thing.
Its the old rusty fishook hitch
Looks like a “it will be a super quick shot” type of hitch.
Whoever manufactured this roller coaster has more reliability issues than Intamin 😂
😂
23:00 It's funny how heavy machinery that the public has access to will have multiple redundant layers of protection and fail-safes.
Corkscrew Coaster 1 has crashed!
I was hoping a ride mechanic would review this movie. Lol! The real Devil's Flight is super underwhelming. 😂
😂I never noticed the stripes on the restraints.
They were so bad. Almost couldn’t watch the movie 😏
@@ryantheridemechanic I'm a veterinarian, and I'm the same way with medical shows. I can usually just roll my eyes and still enjoy it, but sometimes I'm thinking "you have GOT to be kidding me!"
When I was a younger lad, my cousin made me watch Final Destination 3 on car ride to my first time going to Cedar Point to ride real roller coasters. I was so scared lmao
On the car ride! What a mind trip.
@@ryantheridemechanickeep in mind that final destination 2 featured a multi car pileup as the means of killing everyone off.
@@ryantheridemechanic Indeed! But luckily that didn't make me too afraid and I ended up becoming somewhere of a roller coaster nerd after that. Being a roller coaster mechanic or designer/engineer was kinda my dream job when I was little.
I now paint cars in a body shop, another passion of mine (cars). I still do mechanic work just a few degrees away from roller coasters.
Part of me still wants to become a coaster tech but I feel like it'd take away from the fun of coasters. I say that because that's what working on cars for a living has slightly done to my love of cars. Do you feel like that's something that happens in the roller coaster line of work?
Anyway, I appreciate you taking the time to reply! I really love your channel. Anything that gets down to the real nitty gritty stuff like this really tickles my fancy! Keep up the good work!
@@PhenoDubs it doesn’t take a way the thrill so much. But like me, when I go back to my home park, I’m fine if I don’t tide anything I worked on. I’m like been there done that.
@@ryantheridemechanic That makes sense!
Man, that one hose does a lot of stuff. Maybe roller coasters shouldn't be designed to explode when someone looks at the line wrong.
Someone should do something about that.
And those stripes were horrendous. Fire that prop guy.
Agreed on all levels.
What would happen if a hydraulic line were cut, aside from someone getting their clothes ruined by hydraulic fluid? Probably nothing. In the event of a catastrophic loss of hydraulic pressure, the restraints would lock down (fail-safe). It's like the air brakes on a train: hydraulic pressure (or pneumatic pressure) keeps the things open.
@@alaeriia01 yep!
Happy New Year! 🎉
Time traveler. Or I’m really late on this comment. Sorry for replying so late. Happy new year.
@@ryantheridemechanic better late then never 👌🏻
Not related to the movie, but had 2 questions…
1) If EStop is pressed as a train is leaving a mid-corse brake run (front half is through), does it attempt to stop the back half of the train, or does it see it cannot fully stop it and let it go through to the next set of brakes? And if it does stop only half of the train, where half is off the brake run, are you allowed to evacuate the part of the train that is still on the brake run? I imagine there are safety concerns with the gripping force of the brakes if half the train is hanging off the brake run.
2) If a train enters a brake run while the next block isn’t cleared, it will attempt to stop the train. What happens if while stopping the train, the next block clears? Does it still bring the train to a full stop, or let it go at the speed or brought it down to?
1- if it’s hanging out of the mid (block) brake we typically opt to release it and let it continue to the next brake and evac from there.
2- the brakes will release when the block is clears ahead. A lot of manufacturers have a timer when the train stops like that. If the timer runs out the ride faults and the team has to be manually cleared. This typically done to ensure the passengers are still seated.
I might have a bit more experience with this movie because like you said it used to be located in Playland which is my unfortunate home amusement park, it was originally located in the now defunct (closed in 1993) Boblo Island from 1985 to 1993 known as Screamer which was then relocated to Playland in 1994 and closed down in 2018 and when this horrific movie came out, it went from a somewhat mediocre coaster to a downright hated coaster among enthusiasts, for the remaining 12 years of operation, I was happy when they finally got rid of that monstrosity of a coaster, my only hope is that their "new" coaster will do better, but seeing as they've sunk I think it was $9,000,000 into a roller coaster that is going to be 15 years old when they get it rebuilt there, my hopes are not that high, sure it'll be fun to have a launch coaster at my home park, but it's not encouraging that they'd rather spend that much money on a used coaster than to get a brand new coaster from the same company (Zamperla) for a couple million more.
I haven’t ridden this one but just watching videos, it doesn’t seem like a happy train of people. Sounds like a lot of bumps and bangs. The ending to the ride looks anticlimactic as well.
@@ryantheridemechanic it was, it was one of the roughest coasters I ever went on to, and I went onto Manhattan Express in Vegas.
@@Magromancer ho man I have also ridden the man-hurt’n express as well so that a good reference for me thanks.
Had the stripes been property aligned none of this would have ever happened . 😂
Like most people with common sense, this is only a fictional work and a ton of liberties are taken with how things play out versus how they would actually play out in real life. I took my first ride on a roller coaster within a year after this movie released and never thought back to it. Lol.
This movie made me scared of roller coasters!😱
I love this I nearly pissed myself laughing 😂😂😂
The funniest part is that was an old Arrow Corkscrew made by Vekoma🤣🤣🤣 Dramatic Effect? Yeah....logical and realistic? Far from it...you should reach out to James Wong to correct his mistakes... Neil deGrasee Tyson did that to James Cameron about sky and star discrepancies in Titanic.... When Titanic got rereleased James messaged Neil and the rerelease now has the correct sky from when the ship sank
That’s funny. I don’t think anyone’s loosing sleep over it.
@@ryantheridemechanic nope...but when you watch a movie that has elements that involve your profession ( you as a mechanic and rides, Neil Tyson as an astronomer and sky ect ect) you tend to look more closely at small nuances normal people wouldn't look at. I'm a HUGE Arrow Guy and rewatching that FD3 Clip made me laugh... Whoever they consulted about train design definitely didn't know much
The guy who causes of the accident does not go on the roller-coaster! But still the accident happened.
Yea that was a plot hole wasn’t it I forgot to point that one out. I thought about making it longer and including station stuff but I wanted to try and keep the time down.
@@ryantheridemechanic Your video's are always so cool.
@@psychosbudgetsynth7445 thank you
14:41 It's like four frames, but the guy on the right undoes his restraint and just walks off stage right. God, this scene sucks.
they took A LOT of artistic license on that scene. I hated that movie. it was stupid
Still haven’t see the rest of it at all.
I don't want to watch this....i want to watch ONLY advertising because this is adtube by Google.
Your video is the commercial and the adtube advertising is the actual video.
Makes sense. Eventually it will get like TV shows. 20min of show and 40min of commercials.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Absolutely Ridiculous Movie!!! How's come that didn't happen when a Road Wheel came off from a Train on The Bat at Kings Island??? And The Train was traveling at 55mph??? It did damage to The Track, and The Train didn't derail like in this 3 Stooges of a Movie.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣‼️ The movie Rollercoaster is more believable than This one. Not when The Rocket Train completely derailed. The only thing that would have happened is that The Train would lose Momentum and Stall Out. Perhaps a Guide Wheel, and a Upstop Wheel would most likely have damage to The Assembly, probably a completely broken off Upstop. Now Timothy Bottoms Character is Very Believable when he gets Struck, and Killed Instantly by The Revolution Train. Which also is a Very Good Public Address Video. NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!!!! Enter a Restricted Area of Any Rollercoaster when Riders might have lost Any Lose Articles during The Ride. It's Not Worth losing Your Life Over!!!☠️🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🤚🏽 DANGER!!! RESTRICTED AREA!!! AUTHORIZED PERSONAL ONLY!!!
Those pesky road wheel safety’s probably prevented it. Haha
@@ryantheridemechanic 🤣🤣🤣
Final Destination 3 = say you don’t have money to build a roller coaster without saying you don’t have money to build a roller coaster 🎢