Ghoulish sickening very good sequel, might not be appreciated as much the original but I love it! The way everything plays out is great, the music, sound effects, characters, and the deaths are awesome to me! I absolutely the madness in Final Destination 3 it's quite different. James Wong's versions are the best despite any flaws they have. Mystery and suspense are such a great aspect.

Final Destination 3 is basically the same film as Final Destination only this time its a roller coaster crash not a plane exploding that disrupts deaths plan.

With some cool and very gory death scenes, an all new cast, and the same creepy, death's coming to get you feel as the first two films. This turns out to be way better than i would have expected.

I highly recommend you see the first 2 films as well, even if they aren't required viewing as far as understanding the plot goes.

6/10 its the worst of the three, but only because it no longer has the freshness and originality, it is still just as much fun to watch.

Uniqueness is something very, very hard to accomplish in the Horror Genre nowadays. Slasher films almost always have the same M.O. and that's not a bad thing but to find a unique one that started in 2000...Final Destination stands alone. In this third installment, six years after the original (three after the second one) it continues it's own M.O. and continues to impress and be a really great series that is possibly one of the most disturbing and scary films out there just for it's sole realness to it. Final Destination works like a comedian...ie: It's funny because it's true...well this is Horror because it's true. No other film makes you think hard about every single object, situation and chain reaction you can possibly think of.

The acting has never been A+ in the series and still isn't in this one. I mean it isn't bad and the cast is definitely sufficient but they aren't what holds together the film. Mary Elizabeth Winstead takes the lead role as the girl who sees horrible visions of death. She's quite intense and a good "scream queen" but nothing stand out. Ryan Merriman is the lead actor playing narrowly saved friend Kevin Fischer. With a little study (and some mention of the original film) the two of them set out to try and save everyone who got off the roller coaster and therefore is now on Death's radar to be knocked off. Anyone else in the film is basically expendable as proved by their rather horrific and well thought out deaths. One of the most unique things about The Final Destination series is that the killer is the same throughout but they never have to put him in any physical form...the killer is death...period. Perhaps some day when they are ready to drain this series they can put him in some sort of physical form but until then it's enough to know that it exists.

Original director James Wong returns to the helm for the third installment and it's obvious he knows the script and ideas quite well. If slasher flicks try to find the most unique deaths...well Final Destination hones that to a science. You won't find any more unique and gory deaths than in this film or the previous ones. There are some jaw dropping, cover your eyes death scenes that will make you cringe. Certainly make sure you see the original films before checking out number three but this one is worth seeing in the theaters for sure. It is one of the best Horror Films out there right now and it makes horror out of every day events and settings. The first one was the horrific plane accident, the second film was that deadly, nightmarish car accident/pile up and now the third installment will make you never look at a roller coaster again. Definitely worth seeing for fans of gore, blood, and horror!!! I will mention that the film is deadly short...haven't seen a movie this short in a long long time but it doesn't ruin it any just worth mentioning. 8/10