vengeance20 Remember seeing this advertised on a Film magazine in 2006 the year this was released & wanted to wanted to watch it as it had a roller-coaster in it. Course, I was 11 when I did & never got the chance to watch it. It was only until 2011 with Final Destination 5 being released I got the chance to watch this one. Wendy has a premonition that she & her friends will die in a roller-coaster derailment on The Devils Flight! Like the previous 2 films they cheat death & have death come after them, this time around the photos of each victim & how they'll die, similar to The Omen film in 1976. This is how they cheat Death... sort of. With the absence of Bludworth with only his voice used in the Devils Flight statue! Which was intimidating!It was a really good watch! Liked the roller-coaster as I'm a coaster enthusiast & liked the film as a whole! It was a decent watch with decent death scenes in it!The deaths were quite good in this one, the premonition of the roller-coaster was great & very sinister looking! The looks on their faces was priceless! Not to mention the deaths & how well they were executed (no pun intended). The one at the gym was great along with the tanning salon with the fit girls!It was overall a great film in the series, can't think of anything negative about it. It was a great 3rd entry! 8/10

Paul Andre I love the Final Destiny film series but it gets too repetitive, a girl as the main protagonist, the girl saying "Why me?" (Just like FD2) The girl predicting the events, a man helping the main girl, if you came here for the blood,then, enjoy the fide cause you will find a lot of it, the deaths are cool tho, the whole amusement park theme was really good, the 180 flight throwback mention was really good, but it would have been much better if one of the films complement to the last one (not just the 1st film) but anyway I can't complain that much about this film, even though i hate how repetitive these films get i still gonna watch the rest of the movies lol If you're a fan of FD you will enjoy this film as much as i did, and it's a pretty awesome film to watch with your friends

LeonLouisRicci The Roller Coaster Opening is a Disappointment considering, for one, it's a Roller Coaster, and two, the opening Highway Scene in the Second Movie was so Good. There is one Death Scene that is so Reminiscent of a similar Scene in the Second Movie that it comes off as Horribly Ho-Hum. Finally, the Ending is very very Unworthy of the Franchise cleverness and leaves the Movie with a Credit Roll from an Ending that was Decidedly Dull.Other than those Three Letdowns this is another Guilty Pleasure for Blood-Lusters and is a Numbered Franchise Cash-In that is by the Numbers. The Cliché is "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Most Bottom Line Series Films follow that bit of Advice in Their Popular Popcorn Movies. So here We Go again.It is Surprising and a Treat when once in a while Audiences are Offered a New Twist with Their candy corn. But all of You Final Destination Fans have to Wait For Number Four to see If that happens. because although this was Made by James Wong and Glenn Morgan that were Behind the Original, there Simply is Nothing Original here.

Dalbert Pringle Favorite movie quote - "Oh, sh*t, not again!!" In spite of some mighty impressive, super-gory, rapid-fire disaster scenes (with lots of splattered blood & guts & mangled bodies thrown everywhere), Final Destination 3 (FD3, for short) really wasn't much of a horror-movie roller-coaster ride since, right from the start, the viewer (unless they're an idiot) knew exactly what was gonna happen every single step of the way.Believe me, there was not even the tiniest inkling of a surprise in this utterly tired and shamelessly rehashed tale of freak accidents and fate's intervention.In fact, some of the "freak" accidents got to be so over-the-top and preposterously ridiculous that this viewer (who was far from being terrified) couldn't help but laugh out loud at the utter absurdity of it all. (I mean, give me a break, already!) Besides that - FD3 also had a terrible knack of gleefully exploiting every despicable & stereotypical behaviourism and character trait in the book of those precious, little darlings, better known as today's self-absorbed, snot-nosed, grate-on-your-nerves teenagers. (Oops! Sorry, kids!)*Special Note* - Set in the American town of McKinley, Pennsylvania, a number of FD3's scenes were actually shot at Vancouver's PNE, as well as at UBC.