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Amy Jade · 27-03-2016, 11:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Dollface

does anyone else get really nervous when they're on the motorway and a log lorry drives past them?

Any sort of big lorry worries me at least a bit tbh

Amy Jade · 27-03-2016, 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Dollface

They could do another one set in a different country (for example, england) and the main accident/event/premonition could be the London Eye

I always thought a music stadium could be good or something like Twickenham, the upper levels could collapse and squash people and the lights could fall and electrocute people, the stage could give way and impale people and the line they use to move a rial cameras could chop people up, pyrotechnics could set people on fire

Yeah im a crazy bitch I think about this stuff

Dollface · 27-03-2016, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Amy Jade

I always thought a music stadium could be good or something like Twickenham, the upper levels could collapse and squash people and the lights could fall and electrocute people, the stage could give way and impale people and the line they use to move a rial cameras could chop people up, pyrotechnics could set people on fire

Yeah im a crazy bitch I think about this stuff

that's a good idea tbh, a band could be playing and then suddenly boom, y'all dead

i like the "chop people up" part

Cal. · 27-03-2016, 11:30 PM

The tanning bed gals should be the protagonists of FD6

Jamie89 · 28-03-2016, 07:18 AM

I agree with your rankings Jason, 1-3-5-2-4 (I like all of them except 4... I'd still watch 4 again though just because I love the franchise).

However, I think the FD2 pile up sequence was executed brilliantly, it's actually one of my favourite scenes of any film.

5 was excellent (and the ending

was so unexpected) and I really hoped they would do more films considering it was so well received (I'd heard that they would shoot 6 & 7 back to back if 5 was successful so I'm not sure why they didn't). It's one of those franchises that can easily keep going, there's no end of disasters they could have.

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legend clear should have been the ultimate survivor in every film

Love her, but I quite like that they go against the usual horror franchise set up and just kill everyone off without having a main survivor. FD's total disregard for life and heroism <3

Jason. · 28-03-2016, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Jamie89

I agree with your rankings Jason, 1-3-5-2-4 (I like all of them except 4... I'd still watch 4 again though just because I love the franchise).

However, I think the FD2 pile up sequence was executed brilliantly, it's actually one of my favourite scenes of any film.

5 was excellent (and the ending

was so unexpected) and I really hoped they would do more films considering it was so well received (I'd heard that they would shoot 6 & 7 back to back if 5 was successful so I'm not sure why they didn't). It's one of those franchises that can easily keep going, there's no end of disasters they could have.

Love her, but I quite like that they go against the usual horror franchise set up and just kill everyone off without having a main survivor. FD's total disregard for life and heroism <3

Well ofc you do my rankings are the only correct answer

I love FD1 for the suspense factor that it has and just the overall dark atmosphere of the film and I love FD3 for the entertainment factor (the first one was entertaining too).

I'd love for there to be another sequel or even a TV series for it (similar to the Scream TV series). I think that could work really well actually. It could have mystery elements to it too with 'death' and the signs etc. It could also have references to Flight 180 in the original and things like that.

Lostie! · 28-03-2016, 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Jamie89

I quite like that they go against the usual horror franchise set up and just kill everyone off without having a main survivor. FD's total disregard for life and heroism <3

Yeah and I love that it sticks to the mentality of "you can't cheat Death". It makes sense that none of them survive for good.

Babayaro. · 28-03-2016, 05:43 PM

I'm not a huge fan of them, but the 3rd is the best

Jordan. · 28-03-2016, 06:14 PM

I just found my 1-3 boxset so I'm gonna rewatch them

Jake. · 28-03-2016, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Jordan.

I just found my 1-3 boxset so I'm gonna rewatch them

Jason. · 06-04-2016, 09:21 PM

Okay, so I've re-watched FD4 and 5 for the first time since like 2011 and I also re-watched 1-3 again (cause I'm currently addicted to the FD franchise)

1 > 3 > 2 > 5 >>>> 4

I liked 5 when I saw it in cinema, but re-watching them all, the first 3 are the best imo. 5 is still great and tbh I enjoy all the films. 4 is the only weak one in the franchise but it's still watchable.

The first one for me is still the best. I just love everything about it from the creepy and dark atmosphere, Flight 180 explosion/premonition (although not the best), the characters, deaths, etc.

The 3rd one I also love and is highly entertaining with my favourite death scene (Sunbeds) and favorite opening disaster (Rollercoaster). My only complaint with this film is that there's very little character development and if you're not Wendy or Kevin, you're pretty much death fodder and only seen in the film when you're about to die.