Does death really have a design?

Rating: Null/10 (8 November 2004)

Final Destination is a thriller movie that was directed by James Wong in 2003. In this movie a French class is ready to board Flight 180 headed to Paris for a field trip. After everyone is sitting comfortably in their seats, Ales Browning (Devon Sawa), one of the students, has an alarming premonition that the plane is going to explode after take off. Alex freaks out and causes hysteria among the other passengers. He and some of his fellow students were removed from the plane, since so much commotion had been stirred up. Ms. Lewton (Kristen Cloke), one of the French teachers of the class, elected herself to join the students who had been removed.
After the plane departs from the airport, it explodes, just as Alex saw in his premonition. Then, after hearing the crazy story, the FBI becomes involved with the investigation of the explosion. They question Alex and the others who were removed from the plane. When things start to cool down and the news gives the details of how the explosion occurred, Alex thinks that something was fishy. He then warns his friend Tod (Chad Donella) that something was up and learns he was dead. He starts to think that death has a design and is coming back to claim the lives of those who survived the explosion.
One by one the survivors die, leaving only Alex, Clear (Ali Lartar), and Carter (Kerr Smith) among the living. Finally, things seem to return to normal, so the decide to conquer their fears and take that trip to Paris. They reach their destinationwill disaster strike again.
Since I like movies which have more that enough action and keep me in suspense, this was the perfect movie for me. Final Destination is one of the greatest thriller movies that I have seen. Some of the scenes were so gory that I had to turn my head. Also the whole time I was on the edge of my seat trying to figure out how the next person was going to die. This movie is one that grabbed my attention from the get go and held onto it up until the very end. The point which director James Wong is trying to get across is that death has a design, and we can't cheat it. It's kind of like saying that death comes back for revenge. I personally don't know if death has a design, but this movie puts the thought of it into my mind.