yet. I could watch this movie over and over again and still be scared to see what will happen to the next person in line.

aspect, they perfectly accomplished what they set out to do. It's a Thriller, full of a lot of unpredictable turns and surprises, and with great action. They wasted no time, the movie starts, they get right into it, and it keeps on at pretty much full pace until it's done.

it would have been editing that. I always detested slasher horror movies - tedious and lame. As a horror movie I thought this was much more enjoyable. My Best, BDK

Eugene is hilarious and of course it's also a plus that Clear is back. Speaking of her, she's different in this movie. She's more cold, sassy and doesn't manage to get along all that well. But considering what she has gone through, I think it's commendable character development. She has a lot of scars from previous events and so is not the same person she was before. Even so, I was completely rooting for her. Here, she plays the role of guiding the new survivors in order to help them escape Death. She and... Mr. Bludworth. It would have been stupid not to have him return, so I'm happy he makes another appearance here. He knows even MORE about Death this time, and the scene with him is perfectly uncomfortable. You won't BELIEVE what he's doing while talking to the teenagers!David R. Ellis directed this movie, and with the over-the-top action in this movie, it's easy to see this is the guy who made Snakes On A Plane. He's clearly having fun, but also seems to know where the limit goes here. Sure the action is crazy, but it's FUNNY-crazy! The humor is even darker than the first movie, and I was laughing hard so many times I lost count. That's not a negative thing however, this movie knew what it was doing and so managed to highly entertain me. And there is still great tension, as it often is unpredictable where the movie will go.New twists and turns, many quotable lines, a great cast and is just enough chilling to be interesting. Don't worry, this is a sequel worth batting an eye at.

seriously. Then IT starts! The pile up from HELL. Oh my gosh, I can watch it over and over again. If you are a film buff and even if you hate this genre, DO NOT MISS "the pile up".

seconds! But they were good! How they referred to how the cheated death the first time & how in the first film they caused a rift in deaths design & if not one of them The cast from the first Final Destination had died, then they wouldn't have lived as their deaths had an effect on theirs lives too! Just clever!A pretty good sequel! 9/10

killed.Directed by David R. Ellis Homeward Bound 2:Lost in San Francisco, Cellular, Snakes on a Plane made a terrific sequel that has a different style from the original film. This is also less serious than the first film. This sequel has spectacular horrifically death scenes that highlights this one with some dark humor. Larter returns from the first film in a supporting role and Tony Tood also return for this sequel in a cameo.DVD has an sharp anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1 transfer also in Pan & Scan and an strong-Dolby Digital 5.1 Expanded Surround Sound Also in DTS 6.1 ES Digital Audio . DVD has an commentary track by the filmmakers, an amusing behind the scenes featurette, deleted scenes and more. This film is from a story by J. Mackye Gruber, Eric Bress & Jeffery Reddick. The Screenplay is written by Gruber & Bress, which they are best known for directing their film "The Butterfly Effect". This is one of the best fantasy/horror/thriller/sequel out there. Do not miss this guilty pleasure sequel. ****/***** .

deaths in this movie are so much MORE gory then the one in Final destination, In most horror movies you just get Teenager, Like Final Destination 3 which was full of teenagers in this movie they had older cast which think was really good idea but The acting is not great but still good..I give this movie 10/10 pile-up scene just blew me away.

clichéd friends when all-of-a-sudden not really, if you've seen part 1 she has a vision of a massive pileup on the forthcoming highway killing her and scores of others. When she comes to, she blocks the cars behind her from entering the highway and this draws attention of police officer Thomas Landes, one-time Jimmy Olsen .As stated/spoiled by mentioning the series original film, the crash does take place, though there are several "survivors" thanks to Kimberly's quick thinking. While they're a bit and reasonably shaken up, Kimberly puts the pieces together knowing that this exact thing happened one year prior.And again, as the "survivors" die in incredibly new and creative ways, the new cast uses the old to help through this mess: Clear Rivers Larter and Bludworth Todd. I'm really making this out to be a rehash, and for the most part it is. But, the "new" explanation/revolution is not only thoroughly thought out, but kept the series ONLY TO THIS SEQUEL fresh and inventive. Also, Larter up'd the ante, much like what Linda Hamilton did for Sarah Connor in Terminator 2: Judgment Day. So it was nice to not only see her again, but see how much she's grown as an actress by this point.I've said it before, in regards to Part One, the rest of the case did what was required of them and the movie was well-made and highly creative, though – again – hokey at times. It's recommended to make it a double feature with the first one, even though it even works as a stand-alone film. And finally, as I mentioned, the extremely detailed opening wreck scene is worth the entire viewing.