Final Destination: Bloodlines - Limited Edition Steelbook (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital)

Best one in the series. Toss up between 2nd one (car accidents) and this one (not giving it away). FD lives up to the “Can’t cheat death” theme or maybe you can! You know you’re in for some cheese. The humor was really good. The stylish major scenes were really well done. If you like horror it’s hard to find good ones and this one was really good (sure some gore, silliness and not really that scary parts but overall great!).

Incredible, watched it 3 times in theaters. Can't wait to get the special edition steel book 4k version of this movie. I enjoyed every minute of it and the last scene with William Bloodworth was great as well.

This does a surprising job of sticking with what made these movies work (creative kills and the anticipation of how people will die) while also feeling refreshing in its own way. There are some truly inspired deaths in this, maybe some of the best. (For those who can take movie violence up to a certain point, be forewarned that there are two really gory deaths in this.) The opening traditional disaster that the lead avoids due to a psychic vision, is hands down the best in the series. Taking place at one of those skytop restaurants, this is a truly visually impressive and crazy act of destruction.The whole descendants aspect is also a nice change of pace. For the first time, the entire list of possible victims are all family members. Bloodlines does a good job of getting to know them all, and they make for a watchable bunch, especially Erik (The 100's Richard Harmon), the wisecracking one. Although, considering this is about a whole extended family being wiped out, this is also probably the biggest bummer of the FD movies.The plot is clever with a surprise or two. Given how quickly Death has acted in the previous films, one may wonder why he waited so long here. The movie gives a very satisfactory for at least partially why this is. Although Bloodlines tries some new things, the creators have definitely seen all the previous movies and they are making sure to stick to the established rules. However, there is one part of this where it really feels that Death and the writers were cheating.The late Tony Todd (Candyman) returns as the mysterious coroner who has appeared throughout the movies. Both Todd and Bloodlines' creators knew that he was dying and that this was his last role. (The poor guy was so skinny in this.) They do more than expected with the coroner and give him an interesting sendoff. However, those who liked his air of mystery and arcane demeanor may be disappointed that these traits won't be found this time around.Highly recommended. This is how to bring a franchise back. I consider Bloodline one of the best ones, and I think it'll please most fans.

Everything was outstanding.

I will never look at a penny the same again! Gross!! Much more gore than the others but that's what I like. The first 15 mins were intense

3rd best movie in the franchise behind 3 & ogResurrected the franchise, expect sequels to come!!RIP Tony Todd 😭 Forever Candyman

We t to see at the movies and pre-ordered as soon as we got back. Fantastic wrap to these stories.