Stars: Devon Sawa, Ali Larter, Kerr Smith, Kristen Cloke, Daniel Roebuck, A.J. Cook, Michael Landes, David Paetkau

Director: James Wong

Summary: In 'Final Destination' whilst waiting to board a flight to France, Alex has a vision that the plane will explode after take-off. He persuades six students to leave the flight and, sure enough, the plane explodes as he predicted. Realising that he has cheated death he and his friends need to find out when death will come back to them... In 'Final Destination 2' Kimberly survives a car crash but her friends all die brutal deaths. After the accident other survivors start dying and Kimberly has to find a way to stop death before it's too late...

We're going to tell you not once, but twice. You can't cheat what fate has in store for you, particularly if it involves death. FINAL DESTINATION 1 and FINAL DESTINATION 2 are considered by fans and critics alike as the thinking persons' horror films, showing the usual group of teens put in the peculiar position of - could it be - having to use their smarts to outwit the grim reaper. This package of films is a roller coaster ride of funs and thrills. See individual titles for complete descriptions of this fabulously fun duo.

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Let's be realistic. No one is ever going to make the case that either of the Final Destinationfilms should be laden with awards and awash with critical acclaim. Yet in their own ways, both punch above their weight. This welcome double pack, released to coincide with the theatrical release of Final Destination 3, offers ample evidence why.

The first is the better of the two, and it sets the premise up well. After a dramatic near-death experience, correctly foreseen by one of their number, a group of young friends soon find that not all is as it seems. Death, it seems, is coming back for them one at a time, and that's an excuse for some intricate set pieces as the group find themselves in immense danger, as they try to puzzle out how to alter death's plans. The second works surprisingly well too. Okay, it does little more than photocopy a winning formula, but its set pieces are that bit more over-the-top to compensate, and while it barely has an original moment in its running time, it is a genuine hoot.

Both films have a handy selection of shock moments, and both motor through at enough speed to paper over any cracks. And the end result in both cases is an enjoyable, sprightly ride, best enjoyed with the brain switched to neutral.--Simon Brew

Main Language:	English
Region:	Region 2
Special Features:	Deleted Scenes, Audio Commentary - 1. James Wong - Director, Production Interviews - 1. Cast and Crew, Featurette - 1. Premonitions, Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer, Interactive Game - 1. Death Clock, 2. Psychic Test, Deleted, Alternate Scenes, Audio Com
Year:	2000
Release Date:	October 20, 2003
Runtime:	179 minutes
Certification:
Catalogue Number:	E D V 9203
Keywords:	Final, Box, General, Destination, Set, Horror, Occult, Sci, Fi
Genre:	Horror/Occult