Why do you want to know what's coming?

Rating: Null/10 (6 July 2003)

POSSIBLE SPOILERS (UNLIKELY, Though)

Wong's film is a real challenge for all of us that want to find out a second earlier at least what's there ahead of us, waiting... One thing is for sure: you cannot cheat death, nor predict what's next (remember what Master Yoda stated: "Always in motion is the future"). Briefly, the story goes like this: having a vision of his plane to Paris crashing in flames, Chance Browning gets off, all sweaty, together with several of his fellows and a teacher. The vision gets real and everyone looks at him suspiciously. What they don't realize now is that they were meant to be on that plane and die. Which they will soon do, because Death has something else in store for them and this is definitely not survival.
Extremely well-defined atmosphere (watch out for the anticipations in the opening credits), increasing tension, good acting and brilliant style in editing. Wong pays homage in a very interesting way to great horror movies history figures, naming his characters Browning, Waggner, Lewton a.s.o.

Some viewers may not handle several horrific deaths (Tod's strangulation, for instance - by the way, "Tod" means "death" in German, how ironical!) for which goosebumps are guaranteed.
Anyway, "Final Destination" is a film NOT to be missed because it deals in fact with the raw stuff of our innermost expectances and fears. I give it 81/2 out of 10.

Don't startle at the very end!