The Final Destination in 3-D, 4 th Installment [Blu-ray]

I really enjoy the Final Destination series. The only reason I'm not giving this 5 stars is because the plot is great but is a little too predictable considering every movie basically has the same plot "Leading Guy/Girl have a death premonition/vision, Everyone dies in some particular order,..and so ob. Of course each move has very cool effects and are enjoyable after multiple viewings!As for Amazon I'd give my Prime Membership 5 Stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I Love the quality of the movies, the music & the rest of the perks. Oh & the Customer Service is top notch & very professional! Been a prime member for a few years roughly & in all of the time I've had it I've only had a minor issue one time & they rectified it immediately! Keep up the excellent work!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Took a little longer to arrive than I hoped, but item is as described... new.. and working. I didn’t even notice that this was a double sided disc. Regular version of the movie on one side and a 3D version on the other with a pair(2) of glasses provided in the box. It was a nice surprise for a person like me, who didn’t read the description well enough. So far I’ve only watched the regular side and have no complaints. Thanks!

This is a little more unintentionally funny than the other movies (or maybe it was intentional)The special effects are terrible, the ways people die are hilarious, but it's still a pretty entertaining movie. I just laughed a lot more in this one than the first three.

Let me begin by saying I am not a huge fan of the horror genre.I was compelled to give it a chance because the antagonist is Death himself- There is definitely hints of a 'conscious' entity at work, apparently in dire need of entertainment from not just mass death - he toys with the mind of the main protagonist, making a game out of the whole ordeal by throwing hints his way.Unlike most horror films the antagonist cannot be killed, so they have to find another way to stay alive (More than that I will not say because I don't want to spoil it)It's got enough comic relief to ease the tension a little, making them less like real people and more like cartoons, so you might find yourself more amused than horrified (Especially if you like the "Superjail" series)

Good in it's own right. But they're all the same people escaping death the 1st time only to get killed later. Oops, I hope I didn't spoil it for everyone else! But, seriously, for a good watch this movie is it. Give it a shot!

Fun, silly movie. The 3D is a lot of fun. I love 3D anyway but works well here with a lot of in-your-face stuff. Most of the characters in this flick were so unlikeable I couldn’t wait for them to “get it” .

The 4th, and what is billed as the final "Final Destination" flick, reaches a new level with its fantastic 3D presentation. The storyline is the same; the plot is the same; the "out-of-your-seat" suspense is the same; but when you add 3D to the success of the three previous classics, this one is a total winner. If, in fact, this destination is now final, I think a 4-movie marathon is in order...with the first three being upgraded to 3D! If you have not been a stout follower of this series, the 3D version will totally blow you away (no pun intended). Director David Ellis has shared directorship with James Wong since 2000, when the first (and best) film hit the screens. Wong was the director of 1 and 3, Ellis of 2 and 4. If asked which is the better director in this supporting role, I would have to stick with Wong. There's nothing Wong with Wong...everything is right!While watching this film in the theatre this afternoon, a mom brought her younger children (I'm guessing 8 and 10 years old). DON'T BRING THE KIDS! This is much too intense for them...especially in 3D!!! The kids kept asking their mom if they could leave...but she just told them to shut up and sit down. Don't make that mistake. This film will be highly traumatic to kids...and adults if they are not accustomed to a gruesome gorefest like this (and all 4 destinations).I give this final edition 5 stars because of the 3D element. Don't wait to see it on DVD. If you do not see this on the BIG screen...in 3D..."The Final Destination" will simply be viewed as part 4. You need the glasses and the popcorn in surround sound.

it's lackluster at best. The visions he was having looked downright ridiculous, unless it's normal for him to have such weird CGI images in his head. The plot was I think more discombobulated than the previous 3. It's kind of underwhelming as the chronological last final destination

I’ve been watching quite a few 3D movies recently and I love all the final destination ones, but I have never been as disappointed with a 3D Blu Ray disc as this. The film itself was fine. When I excitedly opened the box I was greeted with a cheap pair of cardboard plastic glasses that you used to get in the cinema about 20 million years ago with one eye in red flimsy cheap plastic and the other in blue. I thought never mind , they may just be an optional type. After starting the film I realised something was wrong and tried two pairs of my own 3D glasses without success. Even checked my TV had recognised 3D content which it had done. The only ones that work are the cardboard ones they supply , which didn’t even fit properly , didn’t line up the image sharp enough and completely distorted the colour of the image and made it a reddish blue (all due to the colour of the plastic lens in the glasses). I spent most of the movie fiddling around with them trying to make the image clearer. I suspect the movie was not shot in the real 3D we get normally. I’ve since read from another review that it was never released in the UK as 3D digital format. Will definitely be reading reviews thoroughly before I buy as I guess it’s my own fault for not doing so but I hope this review can save others from being disappointed and wasting money!

Film is alright. It’s a bit weird watching though as I got this on Blu-ray and I have a 3D system and TV, but of course the UK version has never been released in digital 3D. You have to wait for Final Destion 5 for that. Plot is the same as the other final destination movies. Someone has a premonition and a small group therefore survives an accident they shouldn’t have. Death is mad at being cheated and so chases after them in the order they should have been killed. Deaths are usually unrealistic but hey it’s part of the fun.

As many have already noted this is standard "Final Destination" fare. If you have seen the others in the series this is little different and, I have to admit, weaker than the previous entries. But then what should you expect from a series of films? Elm Street got weaker with occasional good scenes, Planet Of The Apes weakened, The House movie series weakened (possibly they didn't even start that well!) so is it any surprise that an effective rewrite of the first in the series doesn't pack the same punch?The deaths ARE very contrived and (possibly) too far fetched but then if Death was cheated and wanted the escapees then their deaths would be contrived even if they weren't so far fetched! The film does move at quite a speed and the characters don't really come alive before they are killed and with a cast of pretty much unknown actors it doesn't make the movie leap off the screen but again the expectations shouldn't be high if you consider how much this is a remake rather than an original idea.I agree with another reviewer that the CGI was too much here and perhaps the over reliance on entrails to mark deaths was overused but this is where the slasher/serial death movie has come to after so many years. It's okay if you are happy with this kind of movie, which I am, even if it does have more weaknesses than the previous films IMHO, but it may just be too same-y for others. Mind you if you didn't like the first three, as another reviewer has commented, then why buy the fourth??

Bad script, no suspense whatsoever, stupid death scenes. The director failed to understand what made the first 3 films successful. I feel sorry for the actors who try their best but nothing can help this movie apart from starting from scratch. Forget the problems with 3D, 2D is not worth watching.

Many people on here say that the fourth instalment of FD is the worst. They say that the acting is pants. That the script is lacking. Well, by now most people know what to expect from an FD movie. Teenagers getting splattered all over the place in a variety of creative ways. Not really Oscar material is it? So, who cares about the acting. It's functional, it does the job. If you want quality performances may I redirect you to 'The Piano' or 'The English Patient'. Yawn!This is my favourite episode of the five. It's a complete tear-up from start to finish. The opening Nascar scene is a blast, literally. Great fun! Don't be put off by the nay-sayers. If you like FD movies, this will not disappoint.