The premise of "Final Destination" is a glorious novel and relentlessly effective. At the beginning of six movies with existing, someone has a foregations of a terrible accident in which more people die spectacularly. The mental character then convinces people that they are in danger and avoid the accident. Unfortunately, these mental predictions seem to interfere with death plans. Those people were destined to die in that accident, you see. The rest of each film is dedicated to the characters dying in fatal accidents, orchestrated by the death itself. The characters are always colorful and complex, Rube Goldberg contractions for tanatophils. Avoided crash in the first film is a plane crash, borrowing her series.

In the latest chapter, 2025 "Final Destination Bloody Lines", A woman has a mental foreshadowing of an elevated restaurant that falls and kills hundreds of people ... in 1969. Because death cannot work fast, and because it should attend the death of so many escapes, It takes decades for Grimm Ripper to catch up with all intended victims. By the time he arrived in 2025, the intended victims had children. What, of course, death will Also Should be sent.

There is not much connecting material between the "Final Destination" films. The late Tony Todd appears in five of the six films as a useful coroner explaining the rules of each new group of protagonists, but the main characters usually die. Sometimes a character can survive last film, but they will be dead until the next. The only real connection to the films is a cute small numerical trick. It can be noted that the number 180 appears from time to time. This about flight 180, the crashed plane from the first film. Final destination filmmakers, in use at 180, wink to many fans of the series.

"Bloodlines" also refers to the 180 flight on a license plate. Blink and miss it.

As mentioned, the stimulating incident in "blood lines" is a spectacular, fiery collapse of a 1969 needle -shaped restaurant. The vision has a woman named Iris (Gabriel Rose) who has been taken to this restaurant from her romantic boy (and he hopes to return soon). Traveling to the restaurant is a surprise - it has just opened up and is the hottest ticket in the city - so Iris are driving there in the blind.

Careful users of Reddit have captured a picture of the car pulling in a parking lot, and it can be clearly seen that its license plate reads FL8-18E. If one is arguing and uses a slightly distorted tongue-"Flate one-eight-e"-you can see that this is a cute reference to the one-eight flight. It all comes all round. Flight 180 will still crash. It is worth noting that the "final destination 5" (2011) is a secret foretelling and ends With their surviving characters climbing the 180 flight, just as it appeared at the beginning of the "final destination" in 2000.

And these are hard on the only uses of the number 180 In the films "Final Destination". In "Final Destination 2" (2003), the causative accident is an accident by truck. It takes 180 on a road trip. Fans of "Destination" also noticed that the Mile-180 marker appears on the screen for exactly one hour and eight minutes 1: 08: 00 in the film.

Then, in "Final Destination 3" (2006), partwei through the film, the main characters are seen climbing the subway, decorated with "081", 180 degree flip of 180. That's two 180s in one! It also includes a single key number 081. The fourth film, "The Final Destination" (2009), begins an accident on the Nascar track, and the non-dead protagonists are said to be sitting in part 180.

And then, in "Final Destination 5", there is a company called 180 corporate consultations. It seems that death has a happy number. Or unhappy, depending on your perspective.