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Andrew Fiscella, Shantel VanSanten and Bobby Campo in "The Final Destination"

Unlike its prequels, The Final Destination has a promising start with Nick O’Bannon (Bobby Campo) having a premonition on the freak accidents that’s bound to kill everyone in a racetrack stadium known as McKinley Speedway. While he manages to save his friends along with a few other spectators who follow Nick, the remaining people in McKinley Speedway are killed.

While Nick’s friends are glad they are alive, Nick keeps having premonition that shows him clues on how the next person is going to die. And from there on, the movie gets stale and predictable. Though it’s exciting to watch how people are killed, the movie becomes unoriginal by borrowing the way the victims die from the previous films as Death comes to collect the remaining survivors.

Perhaps, with the movie intentionally made for 3-D, the script is somehow largely ignored and the storyline becomes boring and predictable.

Overall, The Final Destination is the lousiest film among all Final Destination movies and it can be well the worst film of 2009.

My ratings: 3 out of 10.