This movie franchise, in particular, and a simple Log Truck scene, has cause countless generations to rethink their driving lifestyle, including scarring them.
Thanks to this movie, my sister, to this day (45) refuses to drive behind a timber truck. We did it like a month after watching the movie, and just the tiny bits of bark being rubbed loose from the the logs had us staring at them as if it was a monster 😅 The second it was available, she drove past it (2 lane highway). Our timber trucks aren't like this one though. The have like... I want to call them bars, on the sides, sometimes they have some sort of bands (similar to ones you can use on suitcases but bigger and more durable). But they are still a worry in both of our minds to this day (and I don't even drive 😂)
Yeah last weekend I come across with log trucks on Georgia State Highway 540 going to Macon. I saw it I stepped on that gas pedal til I hit 90 mph and passed it.
Earlier this year I found myself driving behind a log truck, on route 180. No joke. I told my wife “If Highway to Hell starts on the radio we’re pulling over for ten or fifteen minutes.”
@@Madnessonman My grandparents died in the 70s because of a log coming off of a log truck. It's definitely not a fantasy. Happens a lot more than people think
@@Madnessonmanmmm yes because loads falling off trucks never happen… must’ve never seen that brick flying out of a truck and coming through the windshield and decking the woman in the face
5:20 The truck needs to travel at approximately 164.84 miles per hour to catch up with the car that left the intersection 3 minutes earlier at a speed of 60 miles per hour. After the truck passes the intersection, it will take 1 minute and 43 seconds for it to reach the car, which has already traveled 4.7166 miles by that time.
I assume that could be charged but not pursued, it depends if he was transporting the logs as a freelancer or if he was employee of a logging company, which I suspect is the case (I may be in error, but I barely remember the logo on the truck door which stated "logging") If that was the case, the driver could be barely responsible for it since MAY or MAY NOT be his job to check the maintenance of the harnesses and chains which keeps the logs firmly tied, at mosts he's the owner of the truck but not of the semi behind, and the incident was not caused by his driving but by something out of his control
@darkness-qt9dx I know a pair of sisters named Windy and Misty so the name Clear Rivers isn't that much of a stretch. Hell I grew up fishing and tubing on the Clearwater river. Give it time, I expect the name Greenbud to be some kids name..lol.
Didn't help a girl got stabbed with a pipe off the back of one like a year or 2 later. Our local news literally called it a "Final Destination" moment girl lived though thankfully. 😅
I just did a mini road trip to a family members wedding the next state over. I shit you not my mom, my bf, and myself saw like 3 or 4 log trucks and we yelled "Not our final destination yet" each time😂
😂 absolutely lol. Very iconic scene. Because of something that we do every day (most people) And I feel like it’s a big reason most of the generation before us don’t get their drivers license right at 16 anymore.
I was today years old when I learned that the lady from Criminal Minds was in Final Destination 2 AND it took you explicitly mentioning it for me to realize that.
I mean yeah because they were the only established characters but they did nothing to really convince people they were established enough to be the main protagonists
@ 5:57 thought my guy was about to start spittin bars when he said "Surely you must have read about the kid who had a dream about a plane blowing up" I fr thought he was goin off for a sec😂😂
7:56 Death Goes to Court is definitely, 100%, a movie I would watch. Better be a fucking dark comedy starring Willem Dafoe as Death, with Charles Dance as the Judge.
It always drove me crazy that in the premonition they drove at least 5-10miles before things took a turn but after she pulled over to block the on ramp, the accident occurred like a quarter mile down the road.
Fun Fact: my wife learned to drive on the section of highway that the log truck scene was filmed on. Her dad's company did the culverts and had access to it before it opened.
I'm gonna be blunt here: For as iconic as the truck scene and the first kill are, this movie shows they already missed what made the first one so impactful. The first movie wasn't just about Death seeking revenge for having its design cheated, it was doing in a way that was actively spiting Alex for tampering with it. Because it teased him with Tod's death, killed the others in his vicinity or presence, and killed Mrs. Lewton in a way that framed him and made him go crazy for believing that there was a plan. From here on out, the deaths are just gonna be things that happen in increasingly ridiculous manners that only make ironic justice for the audience who sees the Rube-Goldberg traps being set up, and therefore don't feel an ounce satisfying seeing the main character reacting to them. Just my opinion FYI, they made 5 of these things, so what do I know.
And each one is the same old thing. A bunch of silly characters and one final girl/guy who get killed in different ways. I don't know why these movies are so popular. And, they're making another one 😂🤦♂️
I kinda agree. I think I would watch these more if the deaths were more subtle instead of just horrifically graphic. Traffic, elevators, escalators, these mfers are just setting people up for fear with cheap gore shots.
“Arguing with an elevator door.” I do that all the time with the one at work! 😂 It’s a dick with no patience and shuts the doors before your even ready to get inside
This is a special elevator door though, one with the special high torque motors that you can't pull open with minimal effort like every other elevator door on earth.
4:00 "Cars do not explode like that!" Maybe not in 2003, but, *_BOY_* do they have that tendency these days!! Legitimately, I saw a motorcycle do _exactly_ this in a liveleak video the _second_ it slammed into the other vehicle. That video is currently like 3 weeks old (at the time of writing).
When I first saw this, the end where the kid explodes with the grille and his arm hits the table, I erupted in laughter, one of those unexpected loud laughs. Loud enough for people to stare at me....and it still makes me chuckle evry time i see it
If the SUV has been traveling at 60mph for three minutes plus another 1 minute 43 seconds at the time of the crash, then it is 4.71667 miles down the road at the time of the accident. If the truck passes the highway entrance at the 3 minute mark, it has to travel 4.71667 miles in 103 seconds (1 minute 43 seconds) to be at the same place as the SUV. 103 seconds = 0.02861 hours Truck speed = 4.71667 miles / 0.02861 hours Therefore, the truck needs to be traveling at 164.86 miles per hour to be in the correct place for the accident in Kimberly's vision to occur.
This is a comment few would appreciate unless you happen to be a daily living must be based on a math/science factual basis and will take the time to work it out for comparative truth. Well done. My grandfather drove logging trucks for over 50 years and I'm very sure I never saw a single NOS bottle, yet alone the pallet of them needed to push a semi over 100 yet alone 168 mph.
So death gave her a vision of something happening that was physically impossible. Because I'm pretty sure I've never seen a semi with a fully loaded trailer do 164mph.
originally they tried to shoot the logs falling off the truck for real but were unable to get them to bounce as they wanted to for the shot so instead the logs falling off the truck was achieved using CGI. the shot of the log going through the troopers car was a real log rammed through a car but the actor was shot on a separate greenscreen plate and superimposed into the shot. all of the car wrecks were achieved using real cars and stunt drivers and for scenes requiring cars to flip violently was done using remote methods without stunt drivers behind the wheel, everything was planned out using matchbox toy cars too.
People retroactively say this is the best movie in the franchise just because of the pileup scene, yet they fail to remember that it has one of the worst written scripts.
Have to agree with you there, plus the acting isn't great. I'd say 3 is the best one overall, with Mary Elizabeth Winstead being the most talented main actor of the franchise by a wide margin.
17:55 Maybe there's a rule Death can't kill people directly (like by stopping their hearts). Personally I think Death is less of a conscious entity but more like reality fixing itself - if anything it's more like a computer program or an immune system.
Sorry to break it to you but that is a common excuse parents use with their kids to explain why there is no evidence of your birth (like photos of you at the hospital or hospital records)... meaning you're adopted.
@@retsaMinnavoiG umm sorry to inform you that I was overdue and mom went into labor and I've met the fire fighters that were first on the scene still remember her and me seeing I was their only baby delivery.
I was eating lunch at a gas station while watching this. Not 5 minutes later a log truck passed by. I've lived in this town for 30 years and have never seen one. Insert the incredibles "coincidence? I think not! Gif)
This movie taught me 3 things: Watch out being behind a log truck Don't throw your noodle leftovers outside Make sure to check whats in your food before you start the microwave.
-dont immediately pour hot/cold in to the same coffee cup -i saw a car stop behind a cement truck with the mixer directly positioned over the hood of the car. My mind said "theres a final destination moment waiting to happen."
Which begs the question; who was even driving that log truck in the first place? And why was that driver completely oblivious that the logs were bouncing and causing insurmountable amount of mayhem?
Tbf, the only character trait of Officer Burke is handsome. But then again, all of the male leading characters of this franchise were kind of bland except Alex, and Burke is the most calm and collected.
All the people that are freaked out by log trucks now when in truth they had to do the log bit by cgi because REAL LOGS DONT BOUNCE LIKE THAT!!! Also, normal cars dont have hydraulic rams to flip them over nor do they carry an arsenal of grenades to make them explode like that. Hope u add a ton of sins on for the ridiculousness of the crash! 😂
We all KNOW that the physics doesnt line up and that cars dont work that way. ... ... But we still move over whenever a log truck is in front of us juuuuust in case
@@Madnessonman Thank you! And from an even more logical point of view, being directly behind the lorry is the safest place because "if" the logs did come off theyre gonna go out sideways not drop directly behind!
For both of those, it's the Final Destination of the Characters, and the Final Fantasy for the world. However Final Fantasy did screw that up with making a 10-2, and 13-2 and 13-3. So the Final Fantasies are not proper.
Two things. 1) that's how I have always looked at log trucks And B) cars don't explode? Guess you haven't heard of the Pinto. Also, as a tertiary point, it's a magazine or mag, NOT A CLIP.
I just got off the freeway and had a Final destination moment. Wasn’t even a big truck. Just a pick up truck with some woods in the back 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ That scene will stay with us for life.
In the commentary for this movie, they said that those were the _real_ actors & actresses (in the van), _not_ stunt doubles. They specifically pointed out that when you see the van rolling over several times, you see the long blond haired girl's hair flying out through the van's sun roof.
oh man you could rack up soo many more sins, 3:26 the car key is in the off position, the coffee has already splashed his leg and computer the computer is not on and isn't even the right computer for a cop car in the 2K's
Back to the "Flight 180 Curse" we go for Halloween Season Thanks Tony Todd Also go "dead "final destination series" kill count" for details on the "Flight 180 curse" folks
Simply put: this movie single handedly made me NEVER want to put plastic bottles or ANY bottles in my car, and flying by a logging truck is an absolute must regardless of traffic. Movies rarely have THAT kind of impact but come on people, surely I'm not the ONLY one here?🤔🤔
You didn't sin the fact that a garbage truck was doing highway speed with its forks elevated well above the cab in clear disregard to DOT mandates; even getting one of those things up to that speed would be a religious experience.
The problem with the log truck scene is... log truck trailers have "log bunks", large metal upright poles that logs are cradled in when loaded. Chains, straps and cables are used really to keep the logs from off backwards, as the log bunks prevent logs from falling off the side of the trailer
The cute blonde in the passenger seat in the beginning is Sarah Carter. She would go on to a recurring role as Alicia Baker on Smallville and Grace Gibbons aka Cicada II on The Flash.
Man, I wish A.J. Cook is returning for Final Destination 6 or any other future installment with Michael Landes as well. She just looks so cute with that dark hair. Chances are, if she returns her hair will remain blonde though :( (I mean look at Hayden Panettiere for Scream 6, actors don't really care all that much as much as we do)
AJ was in the most recent season of Criminal Minds, which was a decent season. I'm glad the series, at least didn't kill her off-screen, or with a brief cameo. Perhaps she's game, if it's a half-decent script.
@12:55 I always found the "we drove a long way to be here" explanation as to why something should go their way to be very superficial. If you drive a long distance to get to me and ask for anything - anything at all - I'm sending you home with nothing. I don't care the things you did for yourself, it's not on me to compensate you for something you did without discussing it first with me.
18:37 If you fucking paid attention to the movie, you'd know Clear isn't on the same list as the main characters here. She's the last of her own list. So, her dying when Eugene dies is just Death killing two birds with one stone.
It's true, this came out before I could even drive but to this day if I see a log truck on the highway I try and get ahead of it as quick as I can before one inevitably get's shaken off and kills me
Many years ago a logging truck was going the other way and a log fell off the side and was rolling towards me. Luckily the wide shoulder allowed me to go around it, but it was still scary af.
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This movie franchise, in particular, and a simple Log Truck scene, has cause countless generations to rethink their driving lifestyle, including scarring them.
Thanks to this movie, my sister, to this day (45) refuses to drive behind a timber truck.
We did it like a month after watching the movie, and just the tiny bits of bark being rubbed loose from the the logs had us staring at them as if it was a monster 😅
The second it was available, she drove past it (2 lane highway).
Our timber trucks aren't like this one though. The have like... I want to call them bars, on the sides, sometimes they have some sort of bands (similar to ones you can use on suitcases but bigger and more durable). But they are still a worry in both of our minds to this day (and I don't even drive 😂)
must be a generation things. Cause I've seen the movie and I still tail gate those log trucks idc.
Yeah they just focus on their phones now
To this day I get nervous being behind an overloaded loose truck
And people are driving worse than ever now so maybe we need another reboot.
this one log truck did more to make us pay attention on the road than all the PSAs ever made.
Yeah last weekend I come across with log trucks on Georgia State Highway 540 going to Macon. I saw it I stepped on that gas pedal til I hit 90 mph and passed it.
@@1985toyotacamry Because you are a paranoid idiot who cannot separate fiction from reality.
Sucks to be you.
@@1985toyotacamry😂
Who says “scare em straight” tactics don’t work?
And the bridge scene. Up to this day i think about that scene every time I'm driving across a bridge
Earlier this year I found myself driving behind a log truck, on route 180. No joke. I told my wife “If Highway to Hell starts on the radio we’re pulling over for ten or fifteen minutes.”
Did it ever start playing?
That pull over would have caused a crash
How about the other “death songs” from the series?
@@4plus20isHappyThere went my plans for a Kansas×AC/DC marathon
@@melvinshaw7574 Don’t forget about John Denver.
That. Damn. Truck....
To this very day, that truck more than likely made EVERYONE drive a little safer
Bunch of idiots who can't tell the difference between fantasy and reality.
@@Madnessonman My grandparents died in the 70s because of a log coming off of a log truck. It's definitely not a fantasy. Happens a lot more than people think
@@Madnessonmanmmm yes because loads falling off trucks never happen… must’ve never seen that brick flying out of a truck and coming through the windshield and decking the woman in the face
Everytime I saw a truck carrying metal pipes and rods, I also shudder a little bit.
except in idaho
Not the Sin Tally being 180 😂😭
lmao
The sin is death.
How ironic...
If only this video were 2 minutes and 31 seconds shorter
@@ZeroKami86 A sin to the Editor lol 😂
5:20 The truck needs to travel at approximately 164.84 miles per hour to catch up with the car that left the intersection 3 minutes earlier at a speed of 60 miles per hour. After the truck passes the intersection, it will take 1 minute and 43 seconds for it to reach the car, which has already traveled 4.7166 miles by that time.
You did really well on those word problems I hated in school, didn't you?😉 Good job.
Neat 👍
“Hey, shut up.”
-Ryan George, ‘Pitch Meeting’
NNNNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!! XD
I was busy trying to do this in my head. I got about 165mph too. Thought my math was off.
the reason that the highway scene is my favorite in the entire franchise : the log truck driver survives it !
Then must have been charged with accidental manslaughter.
@@Neo-bd9dksorry what⁉️🗿
@@hunchogringo He was charged with accidental manslaughter. His truck caused the death of 18 people.
Texting isn’t always easy.
I assume that could be charged but not pursued, it depends if he was transporting the logs as a freelancer or if he was employee of a logging company, which I suspect is the case (I may be in error, but I barely remember the logo on the truck door which stated "logging")
If that was the case, the driver could be barely responsible for it since MAY or MAY NOT be his job to check the maintenance of the harnesses and chains which keeps the logs firmly tied, at mosts he's the owner of the truck but not of the semi behind, and the incident was not caused by his driving but by something out of his control
what???
Who names their kid Clear Rivers?
Muddy Waters. That's who does that.
Nice one! X)
Muddy Waters is the Dad and Cloudy Lake is her Mom. Clear's Sister is named Melody Pond.
@@landmine121what kind of melody are you getting from a pond? 🤨
Someone who knows the kid is not there's
@darkness-qt9dx I know a pair of sisters named Windy and Misty so the name Clear Rivers isn't that much of a stretch. Hell I grew up fishing and tubing on the Clearwater river. Give it time, I expect the name Greenbud to be some kids name..lol.
ahh yes the infamous log truck…still making people move lanes 20 years later.
Move lanes? Ww dont wanna be BESIDE them either! Making drivers do 90 to pass them 20 years later.
@@GhostWatcher2024 LOL so true😭😭
TRUUEEE
Didn't help a girl got stabbed with a pipe off the back of one like a year or 2 later. Our local news literally called it a "Final Destination" moment girl lived though thankfully. 😅
@@Vancev99x omg that’s awful! i’m so glad she survived something like that, I hope she healed mentally from that kind of trauma😢
You better take 100 sins off for that iconic accident scene
He removes 1 sin
@@Memelord2020 The bastard
@@Memelord2020Spoiler.
Only 1 😢
@@teoigi3247 It could only be 1 for the final total to be 180.
I just did a mini road trip to a family members wedding the next state over. I shit you not my mom, my bf, and myself saw like 3 or 4 log trucks and we yelled "Not our final destination yet" each time😂
You have a higher chance winning lottery 😂
Ha! I love it. Thankfully, logs don't really bounce that high!
Ah yes... Millennial PTSD at its finest
😂 absolutely lol. Very iconic scene. Because of something that we do every day (most people)
And I feel like it’s a big reason most of the generation before us don’t get their drivers license right at 16 anymore.
@@Bonbonbon739 After us you mean.
"This joke has layers" I actually cackled 😂😂😂😂😂
“Puns are all that matter in this world.”
-Ryan George, ‘Pitch Meeting’
Final destination 187: how the honest traitor should've ended @@4plus20isHappy
So many layers.
I might need that one explained to me and hope its not joke on the guy being split into upper and bottom layer.
It's a joke referencing the onions have layers line from the movie shrek
I was today years old when I learned that the lady from Criminal Minds was in Final Destination 2 AND it took you explicitly mentioning it for me to realize that.
Lol you didn't recognize? The only difference was the hair.
Same, I still can't recognize her with the dark hair.
Good to hear she went on to something else. I had crazy crush on her from this movie, then didn't see her in anything after.
15:05 - "A man with hooks is gonna kill you" - this film stars Tony Todd, and you don't make a Candyman joke - DING!
They did a pretty good set up. They made the characters in the car seem like they were all going to be the movie main focus.
Yep
I mean yeah because they were the only established characters but they did nothing to really convince people they were established enough to be the main protagonists
@@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE nah, the pot head friend? Totally thought he was going to be the comic relief in the movie.
11:09 I am SO glad someone else finally pointed this out, I've been saying this since both of these movies came out!!!
What's the other movie?
@@JC_Cali Finding Nemo
It's insane how it fits together. This movie is in the FNCU and you won't convince me otherwise.
That’s crazy
@ 5:57 thought my guy was about to start spittin bars when he said "Surely you must have read about the kid who had a dream about a plane blowing up" I fr thought he was goin off for a sec😂😂
7:56
Death Goes to Court is definitely, 100%, a movie I would watch. Better be a fucking dark comedy starring Willem Dafoe as Death, with Charles Dance as the Judge.
I legit watched this highway accident scene like six times when me and my roommates rented this. That alone was worth the watch.
It truly is amazing.
It always drove me crazy that in the premonition they drove at least 5-10miles before things took a turn but after she pulled over to block the on ramp, the accident occurred like a quarter mile down the road.
Kimberly turning into JJ of Criminal Minds would be a great Final Destination lore
I watched the first one's sin video a few days ago, and sighed when I couldn't find the rest of the series, so this makes me very happy ❤
Fun Fact: my wife learned to drive on the section of highway that the log truck scene was filmed on. Her dad's company did the culverts and had access to it before it opened.
I'm gonna be blunt here: For as iconic as the truck scene and the first kill are, this movie shows they already missed what made the first one so impactful. The first movie wasn't just about Death seeking revenge for having its design cheated, it was doing in a way that was actively spiting Alex for tampering with it. Because it teased him with Tod's death, killed the others in his vicinity or presence, and killed Mrs. Lewton in a way that framed him and made him go crazy for believing that there was a plan.
From here on out, the deaths are just gonna be things that happen in increasingly ridiculous manners that only make ironic justice for the audience who sees the Rube-Goldberg traps being set up, and therefore don't feel an ounce satisfying seeing the main character reacting to them. Just my opinion FYI, they made 5 of these things, so what do I know.
And each one is the same old thing. A bunch of silly characters and one final girl/guy who get killed in different ways. I don't know why these movies are so popular. And, they're making another one 😂🤦♂️
Not super relevant, but it was Ms. Lewton, not Mrs. Norbury.
No no you're completely right, stand by it!
I kinda agree. I think I would watch these more if the deaths were more subtle instead of just horrifically graphic. Traffic, elevators, escalators, these mfers are just setting people up for fear with cheap gore shots.
Great comment. Never figured it out and I consider myself a big fan of this franchise.
They say movies don't influence behavior. Yet no one has ever driven near a log truck since this movie was released
9:04 I JUST STARTED CRIMINAL MINDS!!!! RUclips knows, somehow it knows 😂
Lol
You are in for a treat!!! One of favorite shows
You are the only audio on cinema sins I will ever accept. The monologue. The expressions of vocal tones. 10/10.
Instant thumbs up for using the PTSD of a generation in the thumbnail
There should be a sin for whoever named a goddamn road "Blinker Light Road" at 9:12
And it's real too, on Long Island.
😂😂😂
The movie that caused EVERYONE to avoid logging trucks.
Aw, I thought all kids loved Log. From Blammo.
🎶It’s log! It’s log! It’s big, its heavy, it’s wood! 🎶
Omg! How do I still remember that?😂
“Arguing with an elevator door.”
I do that all the time with the one at work! 😂 It’s a dick with no patience and shuts the doors before your even ready to get inside
This is a special elevator door though, one with the special high torque motors that you can't pull open with minimal effort like every other elevator door on earth.
@@Croz89You can only overpower the beast because it doesn't recognize you as a worthy adversary.
4:00 "Cars do not explode like that!"
Maybe not in 2003, but, *_BOY_* do they have that tendency these days!!
Legitimately, I saw a motorcycle do _exactly_ this in a liveleak video the _second_ it slammed into the other vehicle. That video is currently like 3 weeks old (at the time of writing).
The Ford Pinto had that tendency too. 😂
When I first saw this, the end where the kid explodes with the grille and his arm hits the table, I erupted in laughter, one of those unexpected loud laughs. Loud enough for people to stare at me....and it still makes me chuckle evry time i see it
If the SUV has been traveling at 60mph for three minutes plus another 1 minute 43 seconds at the time of the crash, then it is 4.71667 miles down the road at the time of the accident.
If the truck passes the highway entrance at the 3 minute mark, it has to travel 4.71667 miles in 103 seconds (1 minute 43 seconds) to be at the same place as the SUV.
103 seconds = 0.02861 hours
Truck speed = 4.71667 miles / 0.02861 hours
Therefore, the truck needs to be traveling at 164.86 miles per hour to be in the correct place for the accident in Kimberly's vision to occur.
This is a comment few would appreciate unless you happen to be a daily living must be based on a math/science factual basis and will take the time to work it out for comparative truth. Well done. My grandfather drove logging trucks for over 50 years and I'm very sure I never saw a single NOS bottle, yet alone the pallet of them needed to push a semi over 100 yet alone 168 mph.
Nice!😂
So death gave her a vision of something happening that was physically impossible. Because I'm pretty sure I've never seen a semi with a fully loaded trailer do 164mph.
r/theydidthemath
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originally they tried to shoot the logs falling off the truck for real but were unable to get them to bounce as they wanted to for the shot so instead the logs falling off the truck was achieved using CGI. the shot of the log going through the troopers car was a real log rammed through a car but the actor was shot on a separate greenscreen plate and superimposed into the shot. all of the car wrecks were achieved using real cars and stunt drivers and for scenes requiring cars to flip violently was done using remote methods without stunt drivers behind the wheel, everything was planned out using matchbox toy cars too.
People retroactively say this is the best movie in the franchise just because of the pileup scene, yet they fail to remember that it has one of the worst written scripts.
Have to agree with you there, plus the acting isn't great. I'd say 3 is the best one overall, with Mary Elizabeth Winstead being the most talented main actor of the franchise by a wide margin.
It's not retroactive, people were stunned by that scene when it came out and it has been fawned over since it was first released.
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@@Bendrix27 what? 3 was trash my man. If I have to go top three in best order, it would be 1, 5 and 2. 3 and 4 were garbage.
The scripts are typically subpar in horror movies, lol. It's still one of the best on suspense-building, special FX, and death scene creativity alone.
Nothing funnier than driving behind a log truck and seeing which passager has actually seen the movie
17:55 Maybe there's a rule Death can't kill people directly (like by stopping their hearts).
Personally I think Death is less of a conscious entity but more like reality fixing itself - if anything it's more like a computer program or an immune system.
Thank you for waiting until 10/08 to do this movie.
That one scene has done psychic damage to my generation
As someone born on the bathroom floor that baby would be perfectly fine 😂
Sorry to break it to you but that is a common excuse parents use with their kids to explain why there is no evidence of your birth (like photos of you at the hospital or hospital records)... meaning you're adopted.
@@retsaMinnavoiG umm sorry to inform you that I was overdue and mom went into labor and I've met the fire fighters that were first on the scene still remember her and me seeing I was their only baby delivery.
Sin 94: Tell me you love Criminal Minds without telling me you love Criminal Minds CinemaSins.
I was eating lunch at a gas station while watching this. Not 5 minutes later a log truck passed by. I've lived in this town for 30 years and have never seen one. Insert the incredibles "coincidence? I think not! Gif)
Give a sin for Alex being killed by a falling f*cking brick
lol, he probably just gave up by that point knowing there was no way to avoid it
finally you're doing the franchiseee, ive been waiting for yearsss.
7:55 a whole grim reaper court case would be jokes
I was just behind a logger truck today and of course I remembered this scene
12:27 Nahhh, because I looked up and went, “Oh.. yeah. That trope.” and chuckled sadly.
Yasss!! Please do 3 next! It has the best acting!
Yes Mary E Winstead is a great actress ❤😊
The best acting?? It got the most boring acting ever in Final Destination history.
3:46 I guess that was a rubber tree, because no other tree is so bouncy. 😅
This movie taught me 3 things:
Watch out being behind a log truck
Don't throw your noodle leftovers outside
Make sure to check whats in your food before you start the microwave.
-dont immediately pour hot/cold in to the same coffee cup
-i saw a car stop behind a cement truck with the mixer directly positioned over the hood of the car. My mind said "theres a final destination moment waiting to happen."
We still call all log trucks infront of us a "final destination"
Same.
Which begs the question; who was even driving that log truck in the first place? And why was that driver completely oblivious that the logs were bouncing and causing insurmountable amount of mayhem?
Ngl Officer Burke is my favourite character of this film and trilogy. He's underrated, i love him 😂
...why did I put trilogy? Lets ignore that 🙄
Tbf, the only character trait of Officer Burke is handsome. But then again, all of the male leading characters of this franchise were kind of bland except Alex, and Burke is the most calm and collected.
Log truckers greatly appreciate this movie, no more tailgating!
All the people that are freaked out by log trucks now when in truth they had to do the log bit by cgi because REAL LOGS DONT BOUNCE LIKE THAT!!! Also, normal cars dont have hydraulic rams to flip them over nor do they carry an arsenal of grenades to make them explode like that. Hope u add a ton of sins on for the ridiculousness of the crash! 😂
We all KNOW that the physics doesnt line up and that cars dont work that way.
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But we still move over whenever a log truck is in front of us juuuuust in case
DONT YOU TALK ABOUT THAT SCENE LIKE THAT! That’s the best PSA moment in history for drivers to slow the hell down!
Exactly.
The logs would just roll over to the side.
But they won't even do that since steel chains are not going to break.
@@Madnessonman Thank you! And from an even more logical point of view, being directly behind the lorry is the safest place because "if" the logs did come off theyre gonna go out sideways not drop directly behind!
@@Madnessonman also have yet to see a "log truck" setup like that. Of course I live in the south, so maybe we just do things differently down here lol
This movie, single handedly prevented generations from driving behind log trucks
Thank you! The line ‘they were my friends’ always bugged me. They were not her friends 😂 only Alex and the other dude at the end of the movie
13:43 I'm dead. 💀 No assistance from Death needed.
I didn't even notice that was JJ from Criminal Minds until you said. I've seen this film tonnes.
@6:35 The destination is as final as the fantasy XD
For both of those, it's the Final Destination of the Characters, and the Final Fantasy for the world. However Final Fantasy did screw that up with making a 10-2, and 13-2 and 13-3. So the Final Fantasies are not proper.
Death: "I just LOVE the smell of fear!"
Crossover of Puss in Boots and Final Destination confirmed?!
@@unknownchoujin1436it would be cool if that was a actual freaking crossover. Death being Death!
Two things.
1) that's how I have always looked at log trucks
And B) cars don't explode? Guess you haven't heard of the Pinto.
Also, as a tertiary point, it's a magazine or mag, NOT A CLIP.
Did you take the third point from Penguiz0?
@@novadyaomah3168 nope. Haven't seen it yet, I take it from my dad
I just got off the freeway and had a Final destination moment. Wasn’t even a big truck. Just a pick up truck with some woods in the back 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
That scene will stay with us for life.
The biggest sin: that a mere explosion KILLED KRATOS!!!
That Rube Goldberg rat poison into your food line was genius
8:52 i knew that reference was coming
I literally just watched this movie same day this video was uploaded
My brother made our family watch this movie Christmas night after he got his first DVD player. Not Blu-ray, regular DVD.
The good old days 😊 I remember getting my first DVD player, I bought Titanic as my first one.
In the commentary for this movie, they said that those were the _real_ actors & actresses (in the van), _not_ stunt doubles. They specifically pointed out that when you see the van rolling over several times, you see the long blond haired girl's hair flying out through the van's sun roof.
Wait for it.... this joke has layers 😂😂😂
I laughed wayyyy too hard when I heard him say it😂🤣🤣🤣💯
oh man you could rack up soo many more sins, 3:26 the car key is in the off position, the coffee has already splashed his leg and computer the computer is not on and isn't even the right computer for a cop car in the 2K's
8:36 to be fair news showed 3000 people die live during 9/11
"I'm sure there's a term for it. If Spike Lee was here I bet he'd know what to call it." Lmao 🤣🤣😂😂😂 omg hahah 12:29
Back to the "Flight 180 Curse" we go for Halloween Season Thanks Tony Todd Also go "dead "final destination series" kill count" for details on the "Flight 180 curse" folks
*”my friend is me” wheeze cinema please 🤣😂*
Please please please please please please please please please please do Final Destination 3
It only took them 2 years to do part 2, so it might be awhile.
Simply put: this movie single handedly made me NEVER want to put plastic bottles or ANY bottles in my car, and flying by a logging truck is an absolute must regardless of traffic. Movies rarely have THAT kind of impact but come on people, surely I'm not the ONLY one here?🤔🤔
You didn't sin the fact that a garbage truck was doing highway speed with its forks elevated well above the cab in clear disregard to DOT mandates; even getting one of those things up to that speed would be a religious experience.
4:45 dude said add a few sins and it went from 26 to 72. Had me rolling 😂
My childhood feels attacked 😂😂
This is better than any driver’s ed course I’ve taken in LIFE.
At 5:58 thats the OG Kratos
The problem with the log truck scene is... log truck trailers have "log bunks", large metal upright poles that logs are cradled in when loaded. Chains, straps and cables are used really to keep the logs from off backwards, as the log bunks prevent logs from falling off the side of the trailer
Fun fact, setting C4 on fire will not cause it to explode. So sin on you Mr. Cinemasins
The cute blonde in the passenger seat in the beginning is Sarah Carter. She would go on to a recurring role as Alicia Baker on Smallville and Grace Gibbons aka Cicada II on The Flash.
Man, I wish A.J. Cook is returning for Final Destination 6 or any other future installment with Michael Landes as well. She just looks so cute with that dark hair. Chances are, if she returns her hair will remain blonde though :( (I mean look at Hayden Panettiere for Scream 6, actors don't really care all that much as much as we do)
Facts cuz they're the only two that was able to beat death at its own game
@@funwithanthony6133If i remember right in FD 3 u can See a newspaper stating that they died offscreen. So in Lore they died
Yea your right they died by falling into a wood chipper. @@SR-et2gz
AJ was in the most recent season of Criminal Minds, which was a decent season. I'm glad the series, at least didn't kill her off-screen, or with a brief cameo. Perhaps she's game, if it's a half-decent script.
I think according to Google Final Destination 6 is coming.....I hope it isn't made for Gen Z or with Gen Z actors
"6 duds all in a row? Never"
Obviously he's never seen Schindler's list. Ding
Also the fence death and the grill death were my favorites
@12:55 I always found the "we drove a long way to be here" explanation as to why something should go their way to be very superficial. If you drive a long distance to get to me and ask for anything - anything at all - I'm sending you home with nothing. I don't care the things you did for yourself, it's not on me to compensate you for something you did without discussing it first with me.
I bet you have debates with yourself on the toilet 😂
@@retsaMinnavoiG that's where I get all my best thinking done!
This movie series is the cause of my anxiety
And yet I still watch them every year
18:37
If you fucking paid attention to the movie, you'd know Clear isn't on the same list as the main characters here. She's the last of her own list.
So, her dying when Eugene dies is just Death killing two birds with one stone.
That's what he said and meant. You're too angry to listen clearly and only want to comment.
It's true, this came out before I could even drive but to this day if I see a log truck on the highway I try and get ahead of it as quick as I can before one inevitably get's shaken off and kills me
How to give an entire generation trust issues behind the wheel 😂
The Twitter joke at the start got me, a legitimate Laugh-out-loud moment. Thank you.
Being early is super easy, barely an inconvenience
Oh referencing a popular RUclips channel that makes fun of movies on another RUclips channel that also makes fun of movies is TIGHT
"No yelling on the BUS!" got me. I miss Farley
Miss you more
19:37 there is 180 sins… WTF
I think he forced it a little
Many years ago a logging truck was going the other way and a log fell off the side and was rolling towards me. Luckily the wide shoulder allowed me to go around it, but it was still scary af.
5:27 Approximately 165 miles per hour.
Yes!! Please give us more final destination sins!