Rated R

Running Time: 110 minutes. Longest movie of the series

RT Score: 95% with 74 reviews. This is the best score of the entire series

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/fin...ion_bloodlines






This was Tony Todd's final film before he passed away last year. But, he has several other movies that he shot beforehand that are in post waiting to be released.

Seeing a 3pm Dolby showing tomorrow. Big fan of the series. I recently re-watched part 5 on HBO Max. It's been 14 years since the last movie. This looks great and I heard you don't need to have seen any of the previous ones (if you've never seen a single FD movie)

Jon Watts has a co-story credit on this.

I loved it. Had a great time. There were some really gruesome kills and it also had some laughs.

Tony Todd appears in 1 scene and yes he didn’t look good. And his condition actually played a part of the story. It was cool that they gave his character Bludworth an origin story. And it wasn’t even remotely sinister as his character seemed throughout the series.

The opening sequence was pretty spectacular and harrowing to watch.

And wow, the MRI scene

The scene in the first teaser that came out was a total red herring.

The lead girl Kaitlyn Santa Juana is really cute. She reminds me of a younger Aimee Garcia.

And spoiler. Yes everyone dies. Death doesn’t fuck around.

yeah, most of the kills and potential kill drew lots of smiles and laughs. The only one that I closed my eyes on was the lawn mower scene since there was a beat there that allowed me to flinch, most of the others happened in a split second as more of a jump scare.

This was wild! Sounded great on Dolby. The trash one actually made me wince cause it was pretty brutal. The MRI one was nuts. But tons of fun and actually had an interesting story.

Watched Havoc Wednesday night and this last night. Love me some over the top kills. I think the MRI scene is going down with the tanning bed scene from 3 as one of the most iconic.

I also loved that what's the thing gets them at the very end? The infamous log truck

Early estimates are predicting a $43M opening weekend.

https://deadline.com/2025/05/box-off...es-1236400414/

For some reason, the folks here just don’t seem to like voting in polls.

This was a lot of fun. Great kills and comedy. Plus Tony Todd!!

Final Destination: Bloodlines directors say IMAX viewers will get a version no one else will ever see

I saw the IMAX version and didn't notice this

Interesting. Hopefully the IMAX version is the one used for the 4K UHD BD release.

The article says no

Well that sucks.

Huge opening for this movie.

I'm really glad this movie got a weekend on top at the box office. Not only was this the best Final Destination movie that I've seen, it's also a really good movie.

The opening was amazing and it set the scene for everything to come with excellent lore. The Rube Goldberg contraptions were superb and the deaths were both gruesome and funny -- exactly what a good horror movie can use to good effect, if you ask me.

Tony Todd is the man. I thought tying his story to this story was really well done. Rest in peace, Candy Man. Hope heaven doesn't play too much of that "soft ass shit."

We got our kids AMC A-List now that they've opened the platform to minors. This was her first movie with it. I figured she'd love it or hate it and wow, did she love it!

Wow Tony Todd’s final line was not scripted

this movie was preposterous, egregious, implausible, insane, gruesome and some of the most fun I've had at or at home movie experience in a long time. this was so good for franchise that felt passed its prime with the 3rd, or 4th or 5 or whatever and that many thought died. this had some of the most gruesome and awesome fucking deaths i have ever seen put to American celluloid. this movie also had something the others didn't have, well, maybe 2 things. this was funny or at least a lot of fun and it had genuine heart (until the very end that is). but it made you care about some of the characters and while cliche, they pulled it off quite nicely. boy, Tony Todd looked a shell of a man. I'm so glad he went out on this high note. he was great in them all, the bits he had, but this one he was having fun, and you could tell and it's too bad we won't see him again. i know they will keep this thing running, but this was such a fun way to go out the first time (at least for now). i simply had a blast!

I disagree that the franchise was past its prime. Some are of course better than others but, all of them are really fun to watch. All of them very profitable as well.

Although it doesn't rank among my favorite films in the franchise, Directors Zach Lipovsky & Adam Stein's entry was the most fun I've had in a theater this year.

As a few have mentioned already, the opening sequence was absolutely amazing on all levels and amongst the best sequences the franchise has ever offered.

I also appreciated the script exploring more of how of families who escape death, affect its plans, which I hope is explored more in the future.

Loved seeing Tony Todd on the screen one last time. According to a few articles I've read, his final speech was not scripted:

https://www.ign.com/articles/tony-to...l-is-authentic

And you gave it 2 1/2 stars? That doesn't really synch with your comment. Thats like a C or C- Yeah i mentioned Todd above at post 15.

August 1st on HBO Max


https://www.boxofficemojo.com/title/...ref_=bo_se_r_1

Final tally. $285M worldwide. The highest grossing movie of the entire franchise and also the best reviewed.

Finally watched this, just prior to watching Sinners. This was a surprisingly fun return to form for the franchise, after the clunkers that were The Final Destination and Final Destination 5. I really dug that the entire movie

If this is not the last, I hope the next movie can build on the momentum of this one.

I never really liked any of these films but after seeing the trailers for this one, something was telling me I really needed to check it out. Glad I did because it was f'n awesome. fans of the second one will be very pleased lol. It's as if they said, "F it, we know made a scary, fun flick, but nobody can top that "other" shit, let's throw it in".

Honestly, the film was even a bit creepy which I loved. As hilarious as it was seeing the girl get flung into the garbage can then into the garbage truck, it was pretty freaky.

I'm definitely going to buy this one on disc.

Watching this now, it's on Amazon.

Like Story mentioned.
Some really great Rube Goldberg stuff and really funny too but man that trash truck kill was just too real looking. That was rough.
All the foreshadowing of the deaths builds tension and the contraptions are just incredible.