

This movie, The Final Destination, begins 10 years after the Plane Crash 180, Nick one of t he main characters has a horrifying forewarning where there were many horrific events which all caused race cars to crash at a speedway racetrack, which would crash into the stands killing his friends and causing the top stands to come collapsing down on him. After this premonition, he persuades his friends and girlfriend, Lori to leave to save their lives. Just seconds after they leave Nicks premonition becomes a reality and the stands actually do come crashing and killing people. Nick keeps having these premonitions and people keep dying. One of Nicks friends got really mad and decided to light a cross on fire on a lawn to blame everyone for the blowup. A few seconds later the audience learns that his plan did backfire and he got caught on fire and was brutally dragged down the street by a tow truck in flames. Then at the end he is blown up and his head lands on the doorstep of another friends lawn. The next day Nick thought that maybe this would be over and they cheated dearth, but then they hear that another person has died by a rock being caught in a lawn mower and went through her head. This movie has a lot of violent scenes that portray the killings of all Nicks friends. More friends die when one guy is in a pool and his intestines and being sucked in through the pool filter. Another friend is diced into pieces when a huge truck hits him and sends him flying into a chain link fence. Another friend is killed when a collapsed ceiling sends a bathtub crashing onto him. Nick has another premonition that his girlfriend will be crushed by a elevator and her friend will be caught in a burning movie theater, but he manages to save both. A few weeks later Nick, his girlfriend, and her friend are celebrating that they have survived, right when a truck comes swerving into them and crushes them all. This is the end of the movie and it has probably left all the viewers in shock and with adrenaline still rushing through their body's. The violence in this movie is very predominant because basically every scene is mainly people dying in bizarre and violent ways.
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