OK, I'm glad you appreciated our efforts in FD3. What's interesting is that the ENTIRE sequence on the subway at the end was a reshoot. And there's only one shot -- the stock footage of the train going over camera at the top of the scene -- that was of a real subway. Everything else was shot practically on stage with actual subway cars mounted on tacks or gimbals, or with miniatures. It was a pretty amazing undertaking. As a side note, yes, for FD2 we shut down and controlled about four miles of highway in both directions for two weeks. Over one hundred picture cars. It was bonkers.
I so appreciate seeing ur comments in here! I love what you have done! I love watching the behind the scenes how u did everything! It’s half the fun! :)
Craig Perry I was obsessed with this movie at 9 years old. Me and my friends talked about this movie non stops and watched it continuously and even my dad and mom watched it millions of times because of me. I’m 27 years old now and it’s still one of my favorite horror movies of all time behind Scream of course ! Thank you , you’re a genius!
I like that you used miniatures. With computers being common in the film industry I feel that miniatures have become a lost art. If I were a filmmaker I'd only use a computer for something impossible to do practically. Like the robots from Transformers or Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean.
This one is the best in the series, in my opinion. You care about the characters more here, for some reason, the kill setups are really creative, and Death is absolutely BRUTAL, more so than in any other film in the series. This is the A+ entry.
For anyone asking: His camera was not the only thing that caused the crash. The movie gives you signs that the roller coaster needs repair. When they first pass the big devil statue a camera shot looking up at the tracks where they are loose. When they first get on a attendant pushes down the restraint on Lewis causing leaking of the hydraulic pump at the same time Frankie sits. In the premonition during the ride the tracks can be heard creaking. Last the tracks break apart for a split second the shot goes by very fast. All his camera did is make the disaster worse. The Director did the same with the plane showing signs it needs repairing.
@@MisterDevos The easter eggs are the best part though. 1-3 were very good. if you’re gonna call a final destination movie brainless at least say part 4 😂
Then you dont pickup errors easily then lol the first time l watched it it was my favorite aswell. then years past and l watched it again, and l picked up on TONS of mistakes in the script of this movie. This movie was the WORST in the series as far as the script goes.. it was riddled with plot errors. for instance the very opening scene with the Roller Coaster. You know what caused the accident right? it was the guy with the Camera. Now after the vision, the guy with the camera GOT OFF the ride, but the Roller Coaster STILL crashed. HOW??? He got off the ride.lol
Interesting facts about FINAL DESTINATION 3 (2006) While in line at the drive-thru, a Hice Pale Ale truck backs into Kevin's car, which traps both him and Wendy in the car. The same Hice Pale Ale truck is also seen in "Final Destination 2" (2003). Alexz Johnson broke her nose during filming. Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Wendy Christensen) can't drive so a stand-in had to be used when she pulled out of the school parking lot. (approx. 1h 3 mins) It took 20 takes for the hammer to fall on the forklift gearshift correctly in the home improvement store.
These vague fun facts are so dumb. She did NOT get strangled or was ever was at any risk. So it wasn’t a stunt. The rope was never tugging on her at all, the wire on the harness was pulling her. So she basically slid on the ground pulled on a harness. No horse, no rope was related to it. But you make it sound so incredible because you are dumbing it down. I was there.
@@Gnossiene369 where did I say she was strangled? It’s fairly fucking obvious they wouldn’t strangle her in real life. I said she did the stunt herself. Which is 100% true. What she did was a stunt, is it a huge jumping off a building stunt? No, anytime an actor does something physical, that is a STUNT. Whether you were there or not, nobody cares, nor does it matter. She got dragged along the floor, whilst doing a stunt. Stop being a moron. And also, how was it vague? I described exactly what happened during the stunt
@@Gnossiene369 Comment said she did the stunt herself. Hint STUNT. We know nobody was actually dragged by their neck by a horse. No need to explain the specifics of how a stunt like that is done. You just wanted to flex you were there. 😂
I remember seeing this in the theater back in February 2006. The tanning bed scene really got to me the first few times I saw it. I'm used to it now but I guess my mind is desensitized to it now.
Till this day it still pops in my head not as jaw dropping anymore obviously but it still pops up because of how brutal it was. One of the worse deaths imo out of the entire franchise
It put me off of lay down tanning beds for years! Well so did skin cancer but this was more scary than that personally 😂 I go on them now as I’m super pale and burn in the sun even with sunscreen so I’m training my skin with LOTSSSSS of sunscreen on the beds and even now midway through I start singing rollercoaster of love and I’m like nope & have to lift the lid every so often to make sure I can get out 😂😂😂
Rest assured, having 2 tanning beds in one room is actually illegal and they actually make beds now where the top is plenty high up where you could slide out if you didn’t want to lift the lid. Not that the lid would ever get jammed 😅 I’ve never had anything like that happen.
Also, forklifts have a safety feature where weigh must be in the seat or the lift is locked in place and the controls won't work. I drive forklift and if I need to move the forks while off the machine I have to press on the seat to get the controls to work.
Also I’m like 80% sure that there’s a law that you can’t have like anything hanging above the tanning beds, like it’s a legit safety precaution I’m pretty sure
Well the good news about the ride the actual ride was done in a studio it was a mini kiddie coaster so no Carnivals where harmed in the making of this film lol. PS loved the reaction.
They actually shot most of it on the actual rollercoaster at the park near my house. The actors had to ride it 26 times during filming. Some parts were done in a studio.
There was a choose-your-own-adventure special feature on the DVD where you could make certain choices throughout the film that would give you alternate outcomes to some of the scenes. My favorite was the coin toss in the beginning that decided them going on the roller coaster at all. If you picked the right choice they would decide not to go on the ride and the credits would roll five minutes into the film.
God it never really hit me how rough the Ashely’s had it until you realize how quick almost everyone else dies. RIP the Ashely’s like totally deserved better
When this first came out they made it an interactive movie and at the end in the subway there is a scene where a newspaper blows in the wind and if you choose to look at it - it tells you the fate of the two survivors at the end of the second film. Spoiler alert: The cop got his coat stuck in a wood chipper and in an attempt to help him, the girl tried to pull him out which causes both of them to get sucked into the wood chipper. I think my favorite thing about these films, or rather the most fascinating thing, is how it gets us to really think about what it would be like to be in or be witness of, a total freak accident. They are freak accidents because they are uncommon and none of us ever thing we would be in one, especially if our job doesn't entail us dealing with like heavy machinery we might get sucked into, of squashed by, or impaled from. But like the car accident or the weight lifting scene - it could happen in a seemingly safe and secure environment. Like, just try to imagine seeing someone get sucked into a wood chipper or the realization that you're about to be sucked in. 😶
On the DVD there’s a bonus feature where they show a newspaper with a story about the two survivors of FD2 dying in a freak accident at a home improvement store and a wood chipper was involved if I remember correctly
I haven't seen anyone mention it, but the DVD Choose Your Own Path thing reveals that the last two in the previous film died by falling through a wood chipper together via newspaper article.
To be fair though it is an alternate ending, and can be considered non canon. Frankie you can choose to save in the choose your fate scene yet in the canon he is dead.
This one is the one I have the fondest memory of when it first came out. The first two I was pretty young and saw it on home release but when 3 came out I got to go see it with friends in the theater and that was one hell of an experience.
@@breakwoodhopper6739 yesss! That was an awesome feature I never saw before on a DVD. It wouldn't let you change things to drastically but it basically would incorporate deleted scenes and such. Even still it was awesome at the time.
@@breakwoodhopper6739 but you could change it to where no one got off the ride so the movie was like 20 minutes long lol I wish they would do home video releases like that now. So creative and fun.
I know i was kinda late for this video, but i wanna tell you guys that in one deleted scene, its reveals that survivor of 2nd movie(Kim and officer Burke) died in a shop when car suddenly crash into a shop that they were in, push Kim into woodchipper machince. When she stuck, Burke tried to save her but both of them went into machine, killing them instantly.
I think these are actually strongest on the odd numbers. 4 is genuinely the worst one I think by a mile, but 5 is a strong return and would be a great ending for the whole franchise. I like 2 a lot and that opening is definitely the best, but I guess I can't really explain why I feel that way. 4 really is a slog though, good luck with that one!
I love this movie! My first final destination and it made me a life long fan. Says alot with it being the 3rd.the choose they're fate special feature made it all more Goated, you could actually make choices and alter the movie
So this film was made right here in my home town of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and the amusement park featured in the opening is about a 15minute walk from where I’m writing this. Locally known as the PNE , the Pacific National Exhibition is probably 100 years old and was started as an agricultural fair featuring Vancouvers largest squash & award winning pigs etc… over the decades the fairway, rides and coasters featured were added to the exhibition; the wooden roller coaster in the background is still the second tallest free-standing wooden roller coaster in North America (we were all taught that as kids growing up ‘round these parts) but the red metal roller coaster was actually moved to the PNE after the 1986 Worlds Fair held here in Downtown Vancouver AND was heavily augmented by CG in the film … but I used to jog past the real thing twice a week; trust me, not that sinister. Here’s the important part: in the “choose your own adventure” feature of the film, there is an option in which you can choose to “save” the creepy-videographer guy and he ends up spending the rest of the running time filming nature in attempt to redeem his artistic ambitions… the actor ends up wandering around Stanley Park (a massive old-growth, green space in the heart of downtown) and filming wildlife. No joke, it’s weird meta art… I realized I was a Vancouverite watching a Hollywood movie that ends up derailing into a local actor with a handicam talking to a family of raccoons down the street from me… pure cinema.
Fun fact that connects FD2 and 3, in the special features deleted scenes of this movie its revealed what happens to the 2 survivors of the second movie and the main characters of 2 and 3 are cousins
This was my favorite of the series. On the DVD, during the death scenes there would pop up the option of two ways to die so the movie would be different than what was in the theater.
@@B-Dad All but one. You can keep the camera guy alive till he gets arrested.. Then the movie asks if saving him was really worth it, showing his camera work up to that point, and how he's just a jackass and a dick the entire time, lol.
The tanning salon kill with Ashley and Ashlyn is my favorite out of all the final destination deaths, I'm so glad you guys got to this movie since it's my favorite movie of all time!!!!
8:28 😂 Still gets you every time. In this scene there was a references to the first movie-- the roller-coaster called Devil's Flight (Flight 180), and a reference to the second movie-- Mary Elizabeth Winstead's character states that the roller-coaster is going to crash (crash, Route 23 pileup), when in actuality the roller-coaster derails, not crashes.
In the bonus features of the DVD, the scene with the rat has a newspaper. On it, it tells that the 2 main characters from the previous film died from a wood chipper.
I feel like of all the movies in this series this one flew under the radar for me for a while. I don’t ever recall seeing a trailer for it or even remember it being in theaters. When I saw it at the video store I thought it had gone straight to video, although it was released in theaters. In many ways I feel it’s the forgotten movie in the series but once I finally saw it I think it’s one of the best.
Yes, those fans on the front of motors where very common for rear wheel drive cars and trucks back in 2006 and before. Electric fans in cars didn't become really popular in most cars and trucks until the last 10 - 15 years. That made it dangerous to work under the hood with the car running with a big exposed metal fan before 1980. Then they started using more plastic bladed fans because is would not chop your fingers off as easy.
I was bummed out the best scene didn't show up in here. My fave part is when the dork is at the centennial fest and sees ben franklin and just stares at him saying "FUCK YOU, ben franklin." It has nothing to do with anything and is so gd funny.
The first 3 final destinations were pretty good. Wholesome gory fun with relatively decent plots. FD4 was fun in terms of death scenes, but the plot/acting is the weakest of the series. FD5 is probably probably the second best in the series. But that's my opinion. But I'll let you be the judge of that one. Great reaction as always :)
Also, super fun fact about this movie: The DVD version of it had a sort of 'Choose Your Own Death' feature, where you could choose certain choices during the movie and it would use that to play alternate/deleted scenes, some of which were alternate deaths! For example, the tanning bed one let you choose the temperature you set the room to and setting it to the option that wasn't selected in the original cut caused a different death to play out, where the girls were able to sort of get free, but the bottom of the beds fell through, exposing them to the electrical wires beneath and electrocuting them to death instead of burning. You guys should check out the alternate scenes on TH-cam!
My fan theory on these movies is that Death is an entity that likes to play a game for itself every once in a while. It is the one that gives our main protagonists the visions to escape their first intended death. It then proceeds to hunt them down one by one and kill them. This movie is it's magnum opus. It used the camera and the pictures to create a scenario that ultimately ended with the 3 remaining survivors meeting up on an already doomed subway train. Death gave her one last vision to let her know she was screwed.
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Yes, there are three alternate endings to ‘Final Destination 3’ besides the theatrical ending. In one, the film ends with Wendy’s death in the subway, and it is never revealed to be a premonition. In another, after Ian’s death, Wendy, Julie, and Kevin leave the fairground together, but not before Wendy throws away her camera and tries to destroy it. But as they are leaving, the camera takes one more photo of them, implying that they are still part of death’s plan and will die in the manner they are in that last photograph.
The Theme park used was Playland Amusement Park in Canada, and the Roller coaster is called Corkscrew. Most of the ride layout in the film is CGI as the actual coasters layout was much smaller with only two inversions. The Roller Coaster was removed in 2018.
Fun fact, the roller-coaster was the Corkscrew at Playland in Vancouver, BC. It was also apparently in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days. And it has been shut down and removed as of 2018 :') Apparently it was purchased by some unknown guy somewhere. Probably a superfan of the movie lol.
In the choose their fate DVD you have the option to save Frankie but he goes to prison. There are also alternate deaths like instead of burning in the tanning beds they get electrocuted.
The 3rd is my favorite by far. The acting was good as were the characters - Ian and Wendy are pretty stand-out memorable ones Also, tanning scene. Iconic as it is!
Two of the actors in this are in Wrong Turn 2 one of the three great movies in thst franchise. Two others are in the Ginger Snaps trilogy all of which are gold.
Final Destination 3 was filmed in Vancouver, Canada. The Corkscrew roller coaster at Vancouver's Playland was the Devil's Flight coaster depicted in the film
Now that I realize, the tanning beds, if you look at it differently, were their own graves and the fire is a sign that their souls went to hell and not heaven.
Here's to hoping that you guys read the newspaper article from the train scene you should definitely look it up if you haven't cause it's the only way to have a full accurate understanding of the storyline of these for movies.
This was done in my home City, Vancouver, Canada at the Playland. Most of these movies were done here in Vancouver, aside from potentially one of them.
The rollercoaster scene was filmed at Playland in Vancouver, BC! It's a pretty basic rollercoaster, and the whole Devil's Flight setup was just for the movie.
I was once on an upside-down & backwards ride that was just about to release itself from a massive height when I realized that my harness was not locked and I could lift it up. I was about 10-11 years old. It was called The Boomerang ride. At first, I wasn't going to do anything but then I understood that I would eventually fall out. Thankfully my cousin who was sitting next to me was very loud. She screamed to get the attention of the ride workers at the bottom of the drop and they immediately pushed the emergency stop button once they saw me raise the harness. They then had to climb the ladders at the side of the track to lock me in and the ride continued- I just walked off afterward as though nothing happened - I totally didn't realize the seriousness of what happened. I didn't even mention it to my parents until years later. Absolute true story. I now have reoccurring nightmares/PTSD.
14:36. That was comic gold. Love how the Mrs. was pretty much covering her face the entire movie. Are you sure you want to continue watching these films at this rate?
FYI, thumbs BEHIND the weight bar is proper form. It's either keeps things in proper alignment or helps target the correct muscles. I don't remember why...
The rollercoaster _Devil's Flight_ was a fictional rollercoaster that was filmed using the _Corkscrew_ , a rollercoaster from the amusement park Playland in Vancouver, British Columbia.
I always remember this film purelly because of the ending. The characters died on the train. Then the end credits have a rock song version of the classic song "Love Train". That's psychotic. haha
I noticed the extra lit area on the roller coaster. So a highlighted area, an object near the body or head or prominent object or your posture or act caught on film like an aura since the story says there is a plan I will suppose that if you take a picture of a person out of sequence of Death's plan then the plan for their death next attempt can be image captured.-Ernie Moore Jr. Note:So keep taking Polaroids of those evading Death's plans for a glimpse hint clue to the new plan for that person.-Ernie Moore Jr.
The Amusement park in the movie is the PNE in Vancouver, B.C. Canada. All the Final Destination movie are filmed in Vancouver. Lot of horror movies and most Lionsgate movies are filmed here.
Fun Fact: Due to still having spare money after the original production, they went back and reshot alternate scenes that ended up being used in the DVD called the "Change their fates" feature. Ex: During the coin toss, they call heads and the vision starts while she's on the ride. But if called Tails, the vision would start there and give her and her friends a chance to avoid the accident overall. Of course, they reveal an epilogue for the survivors after. Other changes even played on the alternate endings.
I thought I was the only who remember that. Thank you. I especially remember the where you chose between to different temperatures in the tanning scene.
This film also had a choose their fate game. Including alternative deaths for the characters as well as an alternate ending that explains that Kimberly and Burke (the survivors from FB2) were killed by a broken woodchipper.
2:16: “The Zipper is not fun.” Ack! I refute that statement and claim that The Zipper is, most definitely, the best ride at any carnival! 2:27: oh…lol.
Idk if someone commented this yet but the last 2 who survived from FD2 you find out in between these movies they tell us in a newspaper that the survivors of the the last movie got caught into a wood chipper.
I love how in the thumbnail you guys photoshopped the Mrs in to one of the rollercoaster seats lmfao 🤣
I just noticed that 🤣🤣🤣 hahaha
And the Mr at the back 😭
He's becoming the GOAT Reactor with the editing and jokes!
Such good editing
I didn't catch that lol
OK, I'm glad you appreciated our efforts in FD3. What's interesting is that the ENTIRE sequence on the subway at the end was a reshoot. And there's only one shot -- the stock footage of the train going over camera at the top of the scene -- that was of a real subway. Everything else was shot practically on stage with actual subway cars mounted on tacks or gimbals, or with miniatures. It was a pretty amazing undertaking. As a side note, yes, for FD2 we shut down and controlled about four miles of highway in both directions for two weeks. Over one hundred picture cars. It was bonkers.
I so appreciate seeing ur comments in here! I love what you have done! I love watching the behind the scenes how u did everything! It’s half the fun! :)
Craig Perry I was obsessed with this movie at 9 years old. Me and my friends talked about this movie non stops and watched it continuously and even my dad and mom watched it millions of times because of me. I’m 27 years old now and it’s still one of my favorite horror movies of all time behind Scream of course ! Thank you , you’re a genius!
I like that you used miniatures. With computers being common in the film industry I feel that miniatures have become a lost art. If I were a filmmaker I'd only use a computer for something impossible to do practically. Like the robots from Transformers or Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean.
This one is the best in the series, in my opinion. You care about the characters more here, for some reason, the kill setups are really creative, and Death is absolutely BRUTAL, more so than in any other film in the series. This is the A+ entry.
Same, it’s the most one you take seriously and the leads are not only known but charismatic, plus I always ship them
This one had the best leads and deaths but very weak supporting characters that were mostly caricatures, although they are fun. 1 and 5 >>>>>>>
I only care about Winstead she’s beautiful. 🤘🏼
I didn't care about any of them. But the coaster scene was killer.
I personally disagree and think 2 or 5 is the best then this is behind 1 and so far ahead of 4
For anyone asking: His camera was not the only thing that caused the crash. The movie gives you signs that the roller coaster needs repair. When they first pass the big devil statue a camera shot looking up at the tracks where they are loose. When they first get on a attendant pushes down the restraint on Lewis causing leaking of the hydraulic pump at the same time Frankie sits. In the premonition during the ride the tracks can be heard creaking. Last the tracks break apart for a split second the shot goes by very fast. All his camera did is make the disaster worse. The Director did the same with the plane showing signs it needs repairing.
Honestly who gives a shit?...trying to explain things logically in a brainless movie like this is a waste of time
@@MisterDevos The easter eggs are the best part though. 1-3 were very good. if you’re gonna call a final destination movie brainless at least say part 4 😂
@@CoryHeadquarters if you think final destination isnt just brainless fun then you really dont know movies
@@CoryHeadquarters your on your own buddy
@@MisterDevos agreed
This movie is definitely my favorite in the entire series. It just holds a special place in my heart.
1000% same.
Yes, definitely
Same!
Same the kills are so good probably the best for me
Then you dont pickup errors easily then lol the first time l watched it it was my favorite aswell. then years past and l watched it again, and l picked up on TONS of mistakes in the script of this movie. This movie was the WORST in the series as far as the script goes.. it was riddled with plot errors. for instance the very opening scene with the Roller Coaster. You know what caused the accident right? it was the guy with the Camera. Now after the vision, the guy with the camera GOT OFF the ride, but the Roller Coaster STILL crashed. HOW??? He got off the ride.lol
The sun tan death is one of the more brutal and nasty deaths in the series, at least in most of them it was fairly quick
Now i see why tanning beds can cause skin cancer
"rollercoaster"
The pool scene in 4 traumatized me.
That’s a great reason why I’ll NEVER go to a tanning salon.
Yeah most of them were at least quick but that one jeeesus pain also in their souls.
I feel bad that you’re going to put yourself through FD4 but FD5 is a great improvement!
Lol legit said the same
Do be true
4 was just the victim of the studio throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks.
@@scottylewis8124 Yes, garbage 😂
@@Hadouken65 keep in mind, New Line was going through a rough period. Golden compass was a massive flop and they were trying to keep it together
Interesting facts about FINAL DESTINATION 3 (2006) While in line at the drive-thru, a Hice Pale Ale truck backs into Kevin's car, which traps both him and Wendy in the car. The same Hice Pale Ale truck is also seen in "Final Destination 2" (2003). Alexz Johnson broke her nose during filming. Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Wendy Christensen) can't drive so a stand-in had to be used when she pulled out of the school parking lot. (approx. 1h 3 mins) It took 20 takes for the hammer to fall on the forklift gearshift correctly in the home improvement store.
The actress who played the sister actually did the stunt of being dragged by the horse herself.
These vague fun facts are so dumb. She did NOT get strangled or was ever was at any risk. So it wasn’t a stunt. The rope was never tugging on her at all, the wire on the harness was pulling her. So she basically slid on the ground pulled on a harness. No horse, no rope was related to it. But you make it sound so incredible because you are dumbing it down. I was there.
@@Gnossiene369 where did I say she was strangled? It’s fairly fucking obvious they wouldn’t strangle her in real life. I said she did the stunt herself. Which is 100% true. What she did was a stunt, is it a huge jumping off a building stunt? No, anytime an actor does something physical, that is a STUNT. Whether you were there or not, nobody cares, nor does it matter. She got dragged along the floor, whilst doing a stunt. Stop being a moron. And also, how was it vague? I described exactly what happened during the stunt
@@Gnossiene369 Learn to read buddy
@@Gnossiene369 Comment said she did the stunt herself. Hint STUNT. We know nobody was actually dragged by their neck by a horse. No need to explain the specifics of how a stunt like that is done. You just wanted to flex you were there. 😂
@@Gnossiene369 You seem nice.
I remember seeing this in the theater back in February 2006. The tanning bed scene really got to me the first few times I saw it. I'm used to it now but I guess my mind is desensitized to it now.
Me too. I was out on a date and we went to see this movie. I think my date was traumatized for the rest of the night lol
It's still just as brutal and disturbing to me now as it was in February 2006
Till this day it still pops in my head not as jaw dropping anymore obviously but it still pops up because of how brutal it was. One of the worse deaths imo out of the entire franchise
The Tanning Bed!! Definitely harshest death in this franchise.
Almost seemed a perfect Saw movie predicament.
Would you like to play a game?
Once you're in hell, only the devil can help you out
It put me off of lay down tanning beds for years! Well so did skin cancer but this was more scary than that personally 😂 I go on them now as I’m super pale and burn in the sun even with sunscreen so I’m training my skin with LOTSSSSS of sunscreen on the beds and even now midway through I start singing rollercoaster of love and I’m like nope & have to lift the lid every so often to make sure I can get out 😂😂😂
@@CaseyJayy92 hahaha
@@CaseyJayy92
Just the slow roasting agony of getting burned alive make me cringe!!!!
From what i envision, sun tanning is better than a tanning bed
Rest assured, having 2 tanning beds in one room is actually illegal and they actually make beds now where the top is plenty high up where you could slide out if you didn’t want to lift the lid. Not that the lid would ever get jammed 😅 I’ve never had anything like that happen.
Also, forklifts have a safety feature where weigh must be in the seat or the lift is locked in place and the controls won't work. I drive forklift and if I need to move the forks while off the machine I have to press on the seat to get the controls to work.
Also I’m like 80% sure that there’s a law that you can’t have like anything hanging above the tanning beds, like it’s a legit safety precaution I’m pretty sure
6:50 It was filmed at Playland in Vancouver, Canada. The Corkscrew rollercoaster at Playland was the Devil's Flight coaster depicted in the film.
I think the fact that the protagonist finds clues about the next deaths in the photos was inspired by The Omen (1976), another Richard Donner classic.
Yeah, that was my immidiate thought
Well the good news about the ride the actual ride was done in a studio it was a mini kiddie coaster so no Carnivals where harmed in the making of this film lol. PS loved the reaction.
Some parts were filed in Canada. And even in the studio was pretty hard for the actors/actresses to do.
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They actually shot most of it on the actual rollercoaster at the park near my house. The actors had to ride it 26 times during filming. Some parts were done in a studio.
They had to ride the real coaster 60+ times in 3 nights
Oddly the actors weren't bothered by the nausea of riding over and over, as much as they were by the cold and the hard seats.
😂😂😂
There was a choose-your-own-adventure special feature on the DVD where you could make certain choices throughout the film that would give you alternate outcomes to some of the scenes. My favorite was the coin toss in the beginning that decided them going on the roller coaster at all. If you picked the right choice they would decide not to go on the ride and the credits would roll five minutes into the film.
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God it never really hit me how rough the Ashely’s had it until you realize how quick almost everyone else dies. RIP the Ashely’s like totally deserved better
When this first came out they made it an interactive movie and at the end in the subway there is a scene where a newspaper blows in the wind and if you choose to look at it - it tells you the fate of the two survivors at the end of the second film.
Spoiler alert:
The cop got his coat stuck in a wood chipper and in an attempt to help him, the girl tried to pull him out which causes both of them to get sucked into the wood chipper.
I think my favorite thing about these films, or rather the most fascinating thing, is how it gets us to really think about what it would be like to be in or be witness of, a total freak accident. They are freak accidents because they are uncommon and none of us ever thing we would be in one, especially if our job doesn't entail us dealing with like heavy machinery we might get sucked into, of squashed by, or impaled from. But like the car accident or the weight lifting scene - it could happen in a seemingly safe and secure environment. Like, just try to imagine seeing someone get sucked into a wood chipper or the realization that you're about to be sucked in. 😶
Wasn't it the other way around? Kimberly got her coat stuck and Burke tried to save her.
On the DVD there’s a bonus feature where they show a newspaper with a story about the two survivors of FD2 dying in a freak accident at a home improvement store and a wood chipper was involved if I remember correctly
They shouldn't have gone to a place full of power tools
I still have a nerve-wracking phobia of hitting the tanning bed after FD3 to this day. Good to know I'm not alone.🤣
Sun tanning, easy, but tanning beds, not so much
I go in the stand up beds because of it. Lol and I remind myself that our salons have timers.
Fun fact: The devils voice of the last ride Rollercoaster is the morticians voice in the last two movies Tony Todd.
I was like how I didn't see him in part 3😅, part 4 maybe...or not 🤔
I haven't seen anyone mention it, but the DVD Choose Your Own Path thing reveals that the last two in the previous film died by falling through a wood chipper together via newspaper article.
To be fair though it is an alternate ending, and can be considered non canon. Frankie you can choose to save in the choose your fate scene yet in the canon he is dead.
This one is the one I have the fondest memory of when it first came out. The first two I was pretty young and saw it on home release but when 3 came out I got to go see it with friends in the theater and that was one hell of an experience.
I remember there was a thing where you could pick how people die and stuff and who lives
@@breakwoodhopper6739 yesss! That was an awesome feature I never saw before on a DVD. It wouldn't let you change things to drastically but it basically would incorporate deleted scenes and such. Even still it was awesome at the time.
@@breakwoodhopper6739 but you could change it to where no one got off the ride so the movie was like 20 minutes long lol I wish they would do home video releases like that now. So creative and fun.
@@movieman175 that's pretty cool they took the time to add all that
21:55 "My God, you shoot small animals for fun?! Those're the first signs of a serial killer ya freak" -Quagmire/C3PO
I used to go tanning for a brief time back in the late 80's. I was also shaving my armpits too... It was a very confusing time.
Although I speak Spanish, I love to see your reactions, greetings friends from Colombia!
acho que tu fala ingles também haha
I would love to see the Mrs. try to save these people in the Decide your fate game
I know i was kinda late for this video, but i wanna tell you guys that in one deleted scene, its reveals that survivor of 2nd movie(Kim and officer Burke) died in a shop when car suddenly crash into a shop that they were in, push Kim into woodchipper machince. When she stuck, Burke tried to save her but both of them went into machine, killing them instantly.
I think these are actually strongest on the odd numbers. 4 is genuinely the worst one I think by a mile, but 5 is a strong return and would be a great ending for the whole franchise. I like 2 a lot and that opening is definitely the best, but I guess I can't really explain why I feel that way. 4 really is a slog though, good luck with that one!
Oh god is 4 the race car one? Actual garbage fire that makes the others look like Oscar contenders
@@HorrorLover Yeah, I guess that's just what happens with all of those "this is the 3D one" movies, unfortunately
4 was trash.
5 was the beginning lol though
@@TheGodfather-bm3ow SHUSH
I love this movie! My first final destination and it made me a life long fan. Says alot with it being the 3rd.the choose they're fate special feature made it all more Goated, you could actually make choices and alter the movie
So this film was made right here in my home town of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and the amusement park featured in the opening is about a 15minute walk from where I’m writing this. Locally known as the PNE , the Pacific National Exhibition is probably 100 years old and was started as an agricultural fair featuring Vancouvers largest squash & award winning pigs etc… over the decades the fairway, rides and coasters featured were added to the exhibition; the wooden roller coaster in the background is still the second tallest free-standing wooden roller coaster in North America (we were all taught that as kids growing up ‘round these parts) but the red metal roller coaster was actually moved to the PNE after the 1986 Worlds Fair held here in Downtown Vancouver AND was heavily augmented by CG in the film … but I used to jog past the real thing twice a week; trust me, not that sinister.
Here’s the important part: in the “choose your own adventure” feature of the film, there is an option in which you can choose to “save” the creepy-videographer guy and he ends up spending the rest of the running time filming nature in attempt to redeem his artistic ambitions… the actor ends up wandering around Stanley Park (a massive old-growth, green space in the heart of downtown) and filming wildlife. No joke, it’s weird meta art… I realized I was a Vancouverite watching a Hollywood movie that ends up derailing into a local actor with a handicam talking to a family of raccoons down the street from me… pure cinema.
Fun fact that connects FD2 and 3, in the special features deleted scenes of this movie its revealed what happens to the 2 survivors of the second movie and the main characters of 2 and 3 are cousins
yep
This was my favorite of the series. On the DVD, during the death scenes there would pop up the option of two ways to die so the movie would be different than what was in the theater.
Same I have the dvd you can choose the victims fate
Right and you can actually same some of victims lives as well
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No they all still die! Just differently
@@B-Dad All but one. You can keep the camera guy alive till he gets arrested.. Then the movie asks if saving him was really worth it, showing his camera work up to that point, and how he's just a jackass and a dick the entire time, lol.
First film I double-dipped on because of this!
You two are great. You make me laugh, smile and calm down a little after work. Don't change.
You’re so kind! We’re pretty much the exact people we are in real life so we won’t likely be changing!
The tanning salon kill with Ashley and Ashlyn is my favorite out of all the final destination deaths, I'm so glad you guys got to this movie since it's my favorite movie of all time!!!!
The puns got me lol "chain reaction", "nailed it"
8:28 😂 Still gets you every time. In this scene there was a references to the first movie-- the roller-coaster called Devil's Flight (Flight 180), and a reference to the second movie-- Mary Elizabeth Winstead's character states that the roller-coaster is going to crash (crash, Route 23 pileup), when in actuality the roller-coaster derails, not crashes.
In the bonus features of the DVD, the scene with the rat has a newspaper. On it, it tells that the 2 main characters from the previous film died from a wood chipper.
"chain reaction " "you nailed it " perfect lol
I feel like of all the movies in this series this one flew under the radar for me for a while. I don’t ever recall seeing a trailer for it or even remember it being in theaters. When I saw it at the video store I thought it had gone straight to video, although it was released in theaters. In many ways I feel it’s the forgotten movie in the series but once I finally saw it I think it’s one of the best.
Yes, those fans on the front of motors where very common for rear wheel drive cars and trucks back in 2006 and before. Electric fans in cars didn't become really popular in most cars and trucks until the last 10 - 15 years. That made it dangerous to work under the hood with the car running with a big exposed metal fan before 1980. Then they started using more plastic bladed fans because is would not chop your fingers off as easy.
Anxiety and gore.. I think that's the whole point and theme of the series 🤣😅
Best movie in the franchise hands down. Loved the reaction alot guys. 😎
Aw the tanning beds are the best deaths in the series. Cause it plays on so many peoples fear
I was bummed out the best scene didn't show up in here. My fave part is when the dork is at the centennial fest and sees ben franklin and just stares at him saying "FUCK YOU, ben franklin." It has nothing to do with anything and is so gd funny.
27:41 "She almost got turned into hay" 😂
The first 3 final destinations were pretty good. Wholesome gory fun with relatively decent plots. FD4 was fun in terms of death scenes, but the plot/acting is the weakest of the series. FD5 is probably probably the second best in the series. But that's my opinion. But I'll let you be the judge of that one.
Great reaction as always :)
Also, super fun fact about this movie: The DVD version of it had a sort of 'Choose Your Own Death' feature, where you could choose certain choices during the movie and it would use that to play alternate/deleted scenes, some of which were alternate deaths! For example, the tanning bed one let you choose the temperature you set the room to and setting it to the option that wasn't selected in the original cut caused a different death to play out, where the girls were able to sort of get free, but the bottom of the beds fell through, exposing them to the electrical wires beneath and electrocuting them to death instead of burning. You guys should check out the alternate scenes on TH-cam!
“It looks like it should be on a mudflap.”
It *is* on a mudflap.
My fan theory on these movies is that Death is an entity that likes to play a game for itself every once in a while. It is the one that gives our main protagonists the visions to escape their first intended death. It then proceeds to hunt them down one by one and kill them. This movie is it's magnum opus. It used the camera and the pictures to create a scenario that ultimately ended with the 3 remaining survivors meeting up on an already doomed subway train. Death gave her one last vision to let her know she was screwed.
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This one’s my favorite. The rollercoaster sequence is awesome. I think the nail gun death as the biggest surprise.
Yes, there are three alternate endings to ‘Final Destination 3’ besides the theatrical ending. In one, the film ends with Wendy’s death in the subway, and it is never revealed to be a premonition. In another, after Ian’s death, Wendy, Julie, and Kevin leave the fairground together, but not before Wendy throws away her camera and tries to destroy it. But as they are leaving, the camera takes one more photo of them, implying that they are still part of death’s plan and will die in the manner they are in that last photograph.
Fun Fact! : The woman in the tanning bed scene, Chelan Simmons, was the little girl in the beginning of Stephen King's IT [1990] miniseries.
Loveliest couple on TH-cam! The man clearly loves his girl so much, he cares about her reactions.
The Theme park used was Playland Amusement Park in Canada, and the Roller coaster is called Corkscrew. Most of the ride layout in the film is CGI as the actual coasters layout was much smaller with only two inversions. The Roller Coaster was removed in 2018.
Fun fact, the roller-coaster was the Corkscrew at Playland in Vancouver, BC. It was also apparently in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days. And it has been shut down and removed as of 2018 :') Apparently it was purchased by some unknown guy somewhere. Probably a superfan of the movie lol.
In the choose their fate DVD you have the option to save Frankie but he goes to prison. There are also alternate deaths like instead of burning in the tanning beds they get electrocuted.
I absolutely LOVE how at the end, Death gave Wendy the premonition AGAIN, just to completely troll her and her friends. This thing is relentless lmao
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21:21 my grandfather went the same way 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
23:20 it’s hammer time 😄😄😄
14:37 That joke was hilarious.
The 3rd is my favorite by far. The acting was good as were the characters - Ian and Wendy are pretty stand-out memorable ones
Also, tanning scene. Iconic as it is!
Man you guys have been rockin' lately! Great reviews. Congrats on pushing over 50K subscribers too!
I sure hope Candyman will coming up sometime soon. 🙂
Tony Todd is just a delight.
- GOODFELLAS (1990)
- A BRONX TALE (1993)
Lol wow I now know what “whale tail”means..the more you know😂🤣
Two of the actors in this are in Wrong Turn 2 one of the three great movies in thst franchise. Two others are in the Ginger Snaps trilogy all of which are gold.
Final Destination 3 was filmed in Vancouver, Canada. The Corkscrew roller coaster at Vancouver's Playland was the Devil's Flight coaster depicted in the film
This is my favorite in the series! I can't wait to see your reactions to the other two! 🙂
Now that I realize, the tanning beds, if you look at it differently, were their own graves and the fire is a sign that their souls went to hell and not heaven.
Here's to hoping that you guys read the newspaper article from the train scene you should definitely look it up if you haven't cause it's the only way to have a full accurate understanding of the storyline of these for movies.
This was done in my home City, Vancouver, Canada at the Playland. Most of these movies were done here in Vancouver, aside from potentially one of them.
Hahahah I love the thumbnail with the wife riding the rollercoaster
The rollercoaster scene was filmed at Playland in Vancouver, BC! It's a pretty basic rollercoaster, and the whole Devil's Flight setup was just for the movie.
The puns on this one are exemplary😂
TY, please watch The Witch [2015]. It is a psychological horror masterpiece.
I was once on an upside-down & backwards ride that was just about to release itself from a massive height when I realized that my harness was not locked and I could lift it up. I was about 10-11 years old. It was called The Boomerang ride. At first, I wasn't going to do anything but then I understood that I would eventually fall out. Thankfully my cousin who was sitting next to me was very loud. She screamed to get the attention of the ride workers at the bottom of the drop and they immediately pushed the emergency stop button once they saw me raise the harness. They then had to climb the ladders at the side of the track to lock me in and the ride continued- I just walked off afterward as though nothing happened - I totally didn't realize the seriousness of what happened. I didn't even mention it to my parents until years later. Absolute true story. I now have reoccurring nightmares/PTSD.
I was having a panic attack about the last scene last weekend because I was on the subway and the lights went out for like 5-7 minutes for no reason.
14:36. That was comic gold.
Love how the Mrs. was pretty much covering her face the entire movie. Are you sure you want to continue watching these films at this rate?
The Rollercoaster is a real coaster, located in Vancouver, BC in Canada. It has been up for sale since 2019, and it is called Corkscrew!
This was my fave out of the series, it was just so iconic
FYI, thumbs BEHIND the weight bar is proper form. It's either keeps things in proper alignment or helps target the correct muscles. I don't remember why...
I think the tanning scene is the most memorable. And the photo thing I think it's related to the movie The Omen
My dad has a older Silverado and they do have fans like that!
The rollercoaster _Devil's Flight_ was a fictional rollercoaster that was filmed using the _Corkscrew_ , a rollercoaster from the amusement park Playland in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Yes. GMC Sierras had a radiator fan in them I had a 95 Sierra and it very much had a fan.
I always remember this film purelly because of the ending. The characters died on the train. Then the end credits have a rock song version of the classic song "Love Train". That's psychotic. haha
I noticed the extra lit area on the roller coaster. So a highlighted area, an object near the body or head or prominent object or your posture or act caught on film like an aura since the story says there is a plan I will suppose that if you take a picture of a person out of sequence of Death's plan then the plan for their death next attempt can be image captured.-Ernie Moore Jr. Note:So keep taking Polaroids of those evading Death's plans for a glimpse hint clue to the new plan for that person.-Ernie Moore Jr.
This is my favorite final destination aside from part 1 and 5
Part 2 is the one that traumatized me the most when it comes to the premonitions
The Amusement park in the movie is the PNE in Vancouver, B.C. Canada. All the Final Destination movie are filmed in Vancouver. Lot of horror movies and most Lionsgate movies are filmed here.
my favorite part was the sun tan fun. the blonde girl was also in an episode of SG: atlantis.
In the year models of that body style of the pickup, they did have fans on the front of the engines
But those Chevy engine fans did have a clutch that would stop thier rotation with enough resistance
The song connection in this movie is There Is Someone Walking Behind You by The Vogues
Fun Fact: Due to still having spare money after the original production, they went back and reshot alternate scenes that ended up being used in the DVD called the "Change their fates" feature. Ex: During the coin toss, they call heads and the vision starts while she's on the ride. But if called Tails, the vision would start there and give her and her friends a chance to avoid the accident overall. Of course, they reveal an epilogue for the survivors after. Other changes even played on the alternate endings.
I thought I was the only who remember that.
Thank you.
I especially remember the where you chose between to different temperatures in the tanning scene.
That's so cool. Thanks for sharing that info
I was checking the comments to see if anybody else mentioned it! LOL Thank you and I hope more people check that out
@Rafael Cruz There is was an alternate ending where the train wasn't a vision
This film also had a choose their fate game. Including alternative deaths for the characters as well as an alternate ending that explains that Kimberly and Burke (the survivors from FB2) were killed by a broken woodchipper.
"Chain reaction " and "Nailed it" had me cracking up!😅😅
2:16: “The Zipper is not fun.”
Ack! I refute that statement and claim that The Zipper is, most definitely, the best ride at any carnival!
2:27: oh…lol.
Idk if someone commented this yet but the last 2 who survived from FD2 you find out in between these movies they tell us in a newspaper that the survivors of the the last movie got caught into a wood chipper.
Your reaction when she said "ew celine, britney..." 😆😆😆😅