Live it up Alex. Ya got your whole life ahead of you.

Rating: 7/10 (5 October 2018)

Final Destination is a light horror film, with a great premise that's not fully capitalized.
A terrific idea and cast, but doesn't focus enough on the dialogue and characterization. The characters too simplistic and one-dimensional, you have different character types that maintain the same thought process throughout the film. Alex has Ali Larter's character in love with him, a young guy who's seen looking at his penthouse magazine, yet never once wavers from thinking about death's design. There are also too many coincidences. They all happen to be at a certain place at the same time, or Billy riding his bike by when Alex's running out and why did he not warn the FBI that Valerie was next instead of just standing outside her house. The slow build up excellent, dealing with the deaths of those on the plane and the death scenes of those before they know it's coming. Though once it gets down to the last four and they know they're next, it's not as interesting. X-Files writers Wong and Morgan, use quite a few actors that appeared once or twice on the show.