Premonitions aren't all they're cracked up to be when Death comes back to get you.

Rating: 6/10 (27 February 2006)

There's one major problem with this film: it needs Devon Sawa, and not just because he's more convincing as the subject of the premonitions, but he needs to be in this for the ending to work.
***SPOILER***: At the end of Final Destination 1 Alex (Devon Sawa) cheats death by having his heart restarted after he gets electrocuted. Therefore he dies and comes back to life - the new life the film insists is necessary for cheating death - but gets a brick to the head anyway. (The writer's revenge perhaps?) What remains is a plot hole the size of Texas - clearly they expected him to return and wrote the script accordingly. When he didn't they switched in the character Clear for Alex as the survivor of the first film and gave the rest of his part to Michael Landes. I've nothing against Landes but how exactly does that work?
The deaths are inventively gory (especially "Don't throw your pasta out the window" guy) if not always possible, but the plot is a nonsense.
Take my advice: Skip 2 and go straight for 3. It will spoil nothing and make a lot more sense. Plus Kris Lemche, in homage to Christian Slater in 'Heathers', is a lot better value for amusing gore than any of the people on screen here.