Final Destination

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Directed by James Wong and released on March 2008 Casts: -Alexander Chance "Alex" Browning (played by Devon Sawa): Alex is a student and the main character. He has the premonition that Flight 180 will explode, which leads to a handful of passengers missing the flight. -Clear Rivers (played by Ali Larter): Clear is a fellow classmate of Alex's. Deeply resents Alex. -William "Billy" Hitchcock (played by Sean William Scott): The jokester of the group. -Ms. Valerie Lewton (played by Kristen Cloke): Ms. Lewton is one of the teachers supervising the trip to Paris. She volunteers to stay behind with the students forced off Flight 180. -Terry Chaney (played by Amanda Detmer): Terry is Carter's girlfriend. -Tod Waggner (played by Chad Donella): Alex's best friend. -Agent Weine and Agent Schreck: Two FBI agents who suspect Alex may be involved with the explosion of Flight 180 and the subsequent deaths of the survivors. Portrayed by Daniel Roebuck and Roger Guenveur Smith respectively. -William Bludworth: William Bludworth is a mortician who introduces the characters to the concept of Death's Design. He is portrayed by Tony Todd. Summary: Alex and a group of high school students take a flight to Paris for a French class trip. Before they set off, Alex has a premonition of the plane bursting into flames minutes after take off. He tells everyone to get off the ill-fated aircraft. Moments later in the departure lounge the student see the plane explode before their very eyes. Now the FBI thinks that Alex had something to do with it and follows his every move. His friends start to believe he had something to do with it also and slowly fade out of his life. But now, each one of his friends is mysteriously being killed by death itself. Alex is now trying to find out who is next in death´s list. But, unfortunately, "You Can´t Cheat Death". Reaction: Final destination is such a supernatural thriller movie for me. Every scene is full of suspense because of the freaky mysterious accidents that happen. Disappointingly, the scene gets bit rubbish in the climax. But it makes up for itself with a suitably final epilogue - that's "final" in as much as it took a whole three years before the sequel came along, obviously.