Village VoiceThe notion of butchery as a spectator event notwithstanding, there's an almost admirably workmanlike quality to the way co- ...
Washington PostInstead, he panders to viewers, allowing them to take gleeful comfort in the destruction of the stupid and doomed.
Chicago Sun-TimesThe problem with FD3 is since it is clear to everyone who must die and in what order, the drama is reduced to a formula in w...
The New York TimesIt's more dead teenagers and lunatic determinism in this grim third installment of the enjoyably preposterous Final Destinat...
The Philadelphia InquirerAll we can say is: Death be not proud. If you have to work this hard to take down these dim-witted kids, you don't deserve t...
Hollywood ReporterThe plot's pretty lame, the dialogue is downright hokey, and the characters are a bore, but somehow Final Destination 3 (an ...
Entertainment WeeklyIt's an escalating contest of can-you-top-this brutality, with each death staged as the final link in a Rube Goldberg chain ...
USA TodayAt its heart, this second sequel is standard slasher stuff, though director James Wong does rise (or maybe sink) to the occa...
Film ThreatJames Wong makes his return to the series he started, after bowing out for 2003's lackluster sequel, only to essentially rem...
New York Daily NewsAfter a fiendish start, filmmakers James Wong and Glen Morgan approach their task with all the subtlety of a hammer to the h...
New York PostKeeping this series of black-comedy skits fresh is a challenge that the writers don't always meet, and their expository scen...
Box Office MagazineThe original film had pathos and humor; this is gratuitous and silly rather than engaging and funny.
The Boston GlobeWeek in and week out, horror movies cheat us, so it's wonderfully cathartic to watch a bunch of kids cheat death in what tur...
The Austin ChronicleIn its own morbid little way, this is very much a stand-up-and-cheer -- or shriek, as the case may be -- kind of film.
The GuardianThis wacky teen horror-comedy is back again for a second sequel - although it hasn't occurred to anyone to call it the final...
Dark Horizons"Final Destination" lacks the mystery/discovery elements of the first film or the biting laugh out loud black comedy of the...
San Francisco ChronicleFans of cheap thrills can enjoy FD3 for what it is: A ridiculous teen horror movie that piles on more than enough dry humor ...
ReelViewsIf you're a Final Destination fan, it's unlikely that #3 will disappoint. If you like horror/thrillers with plenty of cartoo...
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Partial Film Information
Director: James Wong
Writer: Glen Morgan
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Ryan Merriman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Kris Lemche
Release: February 10, 2006
Writer: Glen Morgan
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Ryan Merriman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Kris Lemche
Release: February 10, 2006
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