The King of Hell wants you to die at the third watch, don't keep people until the fifth watch.
A series from small to big. I don't know when I've been watching death come with my mother wrapped in a thick blanket on a winter night. Slightly bigger, find all the resources. I've watched it over and over again, and I really don't get tired of it. Even from the beginning of seeing the bloody scene in horror to now turning a blind eye.
Every plot and every method of death is clearly remembered, and every scene is vividly remembered. Reaper in this series of films is like a boy who is struggling with which toy to buy, allowing the hero or heroine to see the tragedy of themselves and others before the disaster and save themselves and their friends. But after escaping the catastrophe, it is like death saving mistakes, collecting debts one by one and letting those individuals die. Seems to tell you that the damn thing is always going to die.
When I watched the fifth season in junior high school, I was so frightened that I slept with my mother at night, and the air-conditioning kept going up from the soles of my feet.
Everyone in the film dies in the little details of life, and it makes me feel that every little thing in life can kill people.
I think the most tormented person in the whole play is the hero or heroine who peeps at the will of death. Like what would you do if you knew you and your friends were about to die tragically? The hero or heroine, of course, saves friends without exception, but is in a situation where nothing can be done, watching others die, and then worrying about his own death.
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