Destination finale: Bloodlines

One of the best of the franchise in my opinion.

Humor, yes, dark humor, mixed with very nice CGI and well, not so predictable ending.

We made a game, watching and predicting/betting who's gonna die next and how.

Very entertaining.

Screenplay good, acting very decent.

Solid 7 in my opinion.

Was worth waiting.

Was worth watching.

Final Destination: Bloodlines is a great time. It does the smart thing and goes for a more comedic approach than earlier entries in the series.

Bloodlines contains possibly the best opening of the franchise and the first 20 minutes are a treat. The effects, while not amazing, do the job and are particularly gory even for this series.

The movie works well bringing a new twist on the Final Destination formula and the family are all likable enough in their own ways.

It would be remiss of me not to mention a standout in Richard Harmon. I spend a good portion of his time on screen trying to calculate if Tom Green could have fathered him as he is his dead ringer in this (amazingly both canadian as well). It was obvious they were going for a Tom Green type of character.

Tony Todd shows up for the last time as the mortician and it's a great emotional and poetic send off for him as well as giving his character an interesting backstory.

The movie has some nice little easter eggs for fans of the series with some call backs to previous entries as well as harking back to some of the premonitions.

The Final Destination franchise has always been interesting to me but never quite delivered a quality movie. This is perhaps the closest it has came to that by just being a good time and not getting bogged down in the lore.

Loved the movie.. and from what I noticed in the movie theatre and from my friends. Everyone enjoyed it! I personally enjoyed the overall story.. The opening scene in the tower is amazing really. Showed the story back in the old days and after many years in our time how death (a person) follows everyone.

I liked it.. Especially how the story carries on.. as a family curse plot. Some people find Final Destination movies repetitive.. true. I guess hardcore fans might expect/anticipate every single shot because it follows the same path as the old movies. But this one is very enjoyable.

Really keeps you at the edge of your seat. Most accidents were amusing to be honest. Especially the one in the MRI machine. Very creative.

The film breathes fresh, terrifying life into the beloved horror franchise, delivering a masterclass in inventive, nail-biting suspense. Far from a tired rehash, this installment cleverly expands the lore with its "Bloodlines" concept, adding a compelling new layer to Death's relentless pursuit. The film excels at what the series does best: crafting elaborate, Rube Goldberg-esque death sequences that are both shockingly brutal and morbidly entertaining.

The directors demonstrate a keen understanding of tension, building unbearable anticipation before each gruesome payoff. The cast, while facing inevitable doom, delivers genuinely panicked and relatable performances, making their desperate struggle against fate all the more engaging. For fans craving creative kills and a thrilling ride, "Bloodlines" is a triumphant return to form that proves there's still plenty of life (and death) left in this iconic series.

Is it worth watching? Absolutely, especially for horror fans and those who love the franchise's signature inventive deaths.

Really enjoyed this one! It's super brutal again, but the story was told differently this time with the whole Bloodlines twist, which made it feel fresh and exciting. The plot was good and kept me entertained all the way through, with lots of intense moments, great pacing, and a few cool surprises along the way. I watched it in D-Box with Dolby Atmos - the sound was absolutely amazing, super powerful, and the moving seats made it even more intense and fun. Definitely a unique cinema experience. If you enjoy brutal action, great sound, and a fresh twist, you should totally check it out. Solid 7/10!