Worst movie I have ever seen

Rating: Null/10 (3 June 2000)

***SPOILERS AHEAD***
This is the worst movie that I have ever seen. The producers pulled the 'bait and switch' by duping me into seeing the movie with a brilliant trailer. The first 15 minutes of this movie depicting the plane crash were absolutely fantastic. Unfortunately, the movie crashes and burns (no pun intended) from that point on. The similarities to Flight 800 were the epitome of distaste (depicting a high school class bound for Paris from New York). It was similarly distasteful for the producers to use obvious crash footage from Flight 800. The plot is totally unbelievable and dumb, dumb, dumb. Devon Sawa's memorization of where all of the survivors were seated on the plane, in order to predict 'death's design', totally lacked credibility. None of the survivors, except one, showed an ounce of gratitude towards Devon Sawa's character for essentially saving their lives. Instead, they were angry at him, which I found unbelievable. You could drive a truck through the many gaping holes in the plot. Kerr Smith's 'Carter' was belligerent for no discernible reason. I suppose that the director wanted to thrill us with the intricate nature of the subsequent deaths of the survivors, but I found it annoying, predictable and incredibly contrived. What was with those creepy FBI agents? Why were they popping up everywhere? Tony Todd's role in the movie is never explained. Is he a mere undertaker (who, by the way, is totally unperturbed by two teens breaking into the mortuary in the dead of night), or is he Death? This is obviously left for the viewer to decide. By the end of the "film", the director obviously ran out of bad ideas. Hence, the abrupt ending. I was so sick of Carter that I cheered when that sign whacked him (as if we couldn't figure out by now that something was going to happen). Notably, the ending leaves unanswered whether the remaining survivors ultimately cheat death. Does this pave the way for "Final Destination II?" I hope not. Resist any and all efforts to convince you to see this utter failure. Do yourself a favor. Stay home and rent "Sixth Sense" instead.