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* Before starting his massage, he jokingly insults the Budai statue about being fat. The statue's weight is what kills him when it falls on top of it.
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* Before starting his massage, he jokingly insults the Budai statue about being fat. The statue's weight is what kills him when it falls on top of it.him.
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* Cell phone addict Isaac carries around an older, clunky model which is the kind of technology they had back then when smartphones weren't mainstream yet.
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* Candice's insult on Olivia Castle's breasts includes the words "back", "workout", "gym", and "machine". She later dies by breaking her ''back'' while doing a ''workout'' at a ''gym'' using equipment that can be considered a ''machine''.
* In the premonition, she is impaled on a boat's mast which is the support beam that holds onto the sails. In her practice, she is moving on the unfixed, loose support beam that contributes to her death.
* In the premonition, she is impaled on a boat's mast which is the support beam that holds onto the sails. In her practice, she is moving on the unfixed, loose support beam that contributes to her death.
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* Some of the things her doctor does and says foreshadowed how she will die:
** The doctor asks her, "What made you decide to take the leap today?" The leap off the clinic window that is.
** When she hears a noise and asks what it was the doctor says "Relax. It looks a lot worse than it really is." The same can be said in the aftermath of her blotched laser eye surgery.
** As her head is secured, she says, "I can't move my head." The doctor replies, "Perfect. Just what we want." As in Death wanting her unable to escape his design.
** The doctor asks her, "What made you decide to take the leap today?" The leap off the clinic window that is.
** When she hears a noise and asks what it was the doctor says "Relax. It looks a lot worse than it really is." The same can be said in the aftermath of her blotched laser eye surgery.
** As her head is secured, she says, "I can't move my head." The doctor replies, "Perfect. Just what we want." As in Death wanting her unable to escape his design.
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* Isaac shares his name with a [[UsefulNotes/IsaacNewton certain scientist]] who (supposedly) came up with his theories on gravity after an apple fell on his head. Very similar to how this Isaac dies when a Buddha statue falls on ''his'' head.
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* During the conversation with John, "Dust in the Wind" is playing quietly in the background just before Nathan is killed. Additionally, the lyrics "Nothing lasts forever..." can be heard when Nathan learns that Roy had a terminally large brain clot which can burst anytime. Meaning even though Nathan bought himself a new life by accidentally killing Roy, he will still die soon anyway.
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* During the conversation with John, "Dust in the Wind" is playing quietly in the background just before Nathan is killed. Additionally, the lyrics "Nothing lasts forever..." can be heard when Nathan learns that Roy had a terminally large brain clot which can was due to burst anytime. Meaning even though Nathan bought himself a new life by accidentally killing Roy, he will still die soon anyway.
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[[AC:Candice Hooper]]
* Candice's good luck rubber band that she twirls on her wrist snaps prior to beginning her gymnastics practice, hinting how she wouldn't be that lucky when her spine gets snapped in half.
* Candice's good luck rubber band that she twirls on her wrist snaps prior to beginning her gymnastics practice, hinting how she wouldn't be that lucky when her spine gets snapped in half.
* Before starting his massage, he jokingly insults the Budai statue about being fat. The statue's weight is what kills him when it falls on top of it.
[[AC:Olivia Castle]]
* Before Olivia leaves for her laser surgery appointment, she knocks over a picture frame of her which makes the glass crack over her right eye.
* The necklace she wears is an oval shape with a hole in the center, symbolising her eye that would later be mutilated.
* When she was talking about Candice Hooper's death, she says "Guess we should have ''seen'' that coming".
* Before Olivia leaves for her laser surgery appointment, she knocks over a picture frame of her which makes the glass crack over her right eye.
* The necklace she wears is an oval shape with a hole in the center, symbolising her eye that would later be mutilated.
* When she was talking about Candice Hooper's death, she says "Guess we should have ''seen'' that coming".
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[[AC:Molly Harper]]
* In the premonition, Sam gets cut in two by a steel sheet while Molly screams in terror and reaches out to him. Her death involved screaming in terror after Sam loses his grip on her, which is cut short when she is flung and bisected onto the plane's wing.
* A photo of her and Sam can be seen at Molly's house in which the latter was holding the former's waist while she was standing in front of him. The plane crash had Molly dying right before Sam and was bisected at the waist.
* Molly was timid and doleful throughout the whole movie but towards the end, she is carefree and bright-spirited about her trip to Paris. This may be a reference to Final Destination 2 where William Bludworth says that people are "most alive right before they die."
* In the premonition, Sam gets cut in two by a steel sheet while Molly screams in terror and reaches out to him. Her death involved screaming in terror after Sam loses his grip on her, which is cut short when she is flung and bisected onto the plane's wing.
* A photo of her and Sam can be seen at Molly's house in which the latter was holding the former's waist while she was standing in front of him. The plane crash had Molly dying right before Sam and was bisected at the waist.
* Molly was timid and doleful throughout the whole movie but towards the end, she is carefree and bright-spirited about her trip to Paris. This may be a reference to Final Destination 2 where William Bludworth says that people are "most alive right before they die."
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* Peter's last name, although pronounced differently, has the word "Fried" in it. He gets impaled by a meat spit which is typically used for frying meat.
* Peter is impaled with multiple metal poles in the premonition and later meets the same fate on the prongs of the meat spit.
* Peter is impaled with multiple metal poles in the premonition and later meets the same fate on the prongs of the meat spit.
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[[AC:Molly Harper]]
* In the premonition, Sam gets cut in two by a steel sheet while Molly screams in terror and reaches out to him. Her death involved screaming in terror after Sam loses his grip on her, which is cut short when she is flung and bisected onto the plane's wing.
* After the gang meets up at the spa of Issac's death, there are six fliers of a person's head representing the remaining survivors of the bridge collapse. However, it should have been five given Molly survives the incident in the premonition... unless Death is out to get her too.
* A photo of her and Sam can be seen at Molly's house in which the latter was holding the former's waist while she was standing in front of him. The plane crash had Molly dying right before Sam and was bisected at the waist.
* Molly was timid and doleful throughout the whole movie but towards the end, she is carefree and bright-spirited about her trip to Paris. This may be a reference to Final Destination 2 where William Bludworth says that people are "most alive right before they die."
* In the premonition, Sam gets cut in two by a steel sheet while Molly screams in terror and reaches out to him. Her death involved screaming in terror after Sam loses his grip on her, which is cut short when she is flung and bisected onto the plane's wing.
* After the gang meets up at the spa of Issac's death, there are six fliers of a person's head representing the remaining survivors of the bridge collapse. However, it should have been five given Molly survives the incident in the premonition... unless Death is out to get her too.
* A photo of her and Sam can be seen at Molly's house in which the latter was holding the former's waist while she was standing in front of him. The plane crash had Molly dying right before Sam and was bisected at the waist.
* Molly was timid and doleful throughout the whole movie but towards the end, she is carefree and bright-spirited about her trip to Paris. This may be a reference to Final Destination 2 where William Bludworth says that people are "most alive right before they die."
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* A model plane can be seen in his cubicle when he, Molly and Olivia discuss Candice's death.
* When looking at a picture of him and Molly, a nearby vase was reflecting inside the glass which resembles the head of an airplane.
* When looking at a picture of him and Molly, a nearby vase was reflecting inside the glass which resembles the head of an airplane.
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* At the beginning of the film, Nathan tells Sam he will rule over Roy even if it kills him. Well...
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* Right after Dennis dies, his blood splatters on Nathan's face in the shape of a number nine. Nathan became the ninth person to die chronologically after Molly was added to the death count on top of the initial eight survivors.
* During the conversation with John, "Dust in the Wind" is playing quietly in the background just before Nathan is killed. Additionally, the lyrics "Nothing lasts forever..." can be heard when Nathan learns that Roy had a terminally large brain clot which can burst anytime. Meaning even though Nathan bought himself a new life by accidentally killing Roy, he will still die soon anyway.
* During the conversation with John, "Dust in the Wind" is playing quietly in the background just before Nathan is killed. Additionally, the lyrics "Nothing lasts forever..." can be heard when Nathan learns that Roy had a terminally large brain clot which can burst anytime. Meaning even though Nathan bought himself a new life by accidentally killing Roy, he will still die soon anyway.
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* Peter says that Dennis could be the next person to die. This was after Nathan was skipped so it was Dennis's turn.
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[[AC:Isaac Palmer]]
* When Isaac is looking through the deceased employee's drawers, he pricks his finger in one full of thumbtacks alluding to the acupuncture needles that he will get impaled on.
* The spa that Isaac went to is called Ming Yun Spa. In Chinese, Ming Yun (命運) means fate or destiny and since Isaac was only there because of stealing a free voucher from a deceased colleague, guess you can say he was always fated to die.
* During the premonition, Isaac tumbles down and lands on his chest on the bus windows. At the spa, the bed Issac's lying on snaps and he falls to the ground the same way.
* When Isaac is looking through the deceased employee's drawers, he pricks his finger in one full of thumbtacks alluding to the acupuncture needles that he will get impaled on.
* The spa that Isaac went to is called Ming Yun Spa. In Chinese, Ming Yun (命運) means fate or destiny and since Isaac was only there because of stealing a free voucher from a deceased colleague, guess you can say he was always fated to die.
* During the premonition, Isaac tumbles down and lands on his chest on the bus windows. At the spa, the bed Issac's lying on snaps and he falls to the ground the same way.
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* Dennis says that it's usually the factory workers who get laid off. His death happens inside the factory as he is "laid off" from his life.
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* Dennis says tries solving or fixing several issues by contacting Agent Block. He dies by a projectile wrench that is meant to mend things.
* Dennis mentions that it's usually the factory workers who get laid off. His death happens inside the factory as he is "laid off" fromhis life.
* Dennis mentions that it's usually the factory workers who get laid off. His death happens inside the factory as he is "laid off" from
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* In the premonition, Sam gets cut in two by a steel sheet while Molly screams in terror and reaches out to him. Her death involved screaming in terror after Sam loses his grip on her which is then cut short when she is flung and bisected onto the plane's wing.
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* In the premonition, Sam gets cut in two by a steel sheet while Molly screams in terror and reaches out to him. Her death involved screaming in terror after Sam loses his grip on her her, which is then cut short when she is flung and bisected onto the plane's wing.
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* Following franchise traditions, some of the deaths are also foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on a thumbtack at his office, signalling that he will get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and the glass cracks over the eye.
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[[AC:Nathan Sears]]
*Following franchise traditions, some of When Nathan talks to Sam before they get on the deaths bus, he tells Sam to bring Roy with him if he goes to Paris. This technically happens at the end when the Flight 180 crash that Sam was aboard claims Nathan's life after he had accidentally killed Roy and taken his lifespan.
[[AC:Dennis Lapman]]
* Dennis says that it's usually the factory workers who get laid off. His death happens inside the factory as he is "laid off" from his life.
[[AC:Molly Harper]]
* In the premonition, Sam gets cut in two by a steel sheet while Molly screams in terror and reaches out to him. Her death involved screaming in terror after Sam loses his grip on her which is then cut short when she is flung and bisected onto the plane's wing.
* A photo of her and Sam can be seen at Molly's house in which the latter was holding the former's waist while she was standing in front of him. The plane crash had Molly dying right before Sam and was bisected at the waist.
* Molly was timid and doleful throughout the whole movie but towards the end, she is carefree and bright-spirited about her trip to Paris. This may be a reference to Final Destination 2 where William Bludworth says that people arealso foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on "most alive right before they die."
[[AC:Peter Friedkin]]
* During him shift, the line cook nearly impales Sam with athumbtack at his office, signalling meat spit and tells him "could've been ugly". Indeed it was ugly when Peter was successfully skewered with one by Sam.
* Right as he is about to kill her, Peter whispers to Molly "Tell Candice I love her" but ironically dies [[FiveSecondForeshadowing seconds later]] to her boyfriend Sam, meaning that hewill get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and can tell her himself.
[[AC:Sam Lawton]]
* When discussing about his death, Sam reassures Molly that "As long as we're together, that's all that matters." He got his wish when they both died in theglass cracks over the eye.fateful Flight 180 crash.
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[[AC:Dennis Lapman]]
* Dennis says that it's usually the factory workers who get laid off. His death happens inside the factory as he is "laid off" from his life.
[[AC:Molly Harper]]
* In the premonition, Sam gets cut in two by a steel sheet while Molly screams in terror and reaches out to him. Her death involved screaming in terror after Sam loses his grip on her which is then cut short when she is flung and bisected onto the plane's wing.
* A photo of her and Sam can be seen at Molly's house in which the latter was holding the former's waist while she was standing in front of him. The plane crash had Molly dying right before Sam and was bisected at the waist.
* Molly was timid and doleful throughout the whole movie but towards the end, she is carefree and bright-spirited about her trip to Paris. This may be a reference to Final Destination 2 where William Bludworth says that people are
[[AC:Peter Friedkin]]
* During him shift, the line cook nearly impales Sam with a
* Right as he is about to kill her, Peter whispers to Molly "Tell Candice I love her" but ironically dies [[FiveSecondForeshadowing seconds later]] to her boyfriend Sam, meaning that he
[[AC:Sam Lawton]]
* When discussing about his death, Sam reassures Molly that "As long as we're together, that's all that matters." He got his wish when they both died in the
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* The restaurant Sam works at is named "LE CAFE MIR'''O 81'''". In Spanish, the word 'miro' can be translated as "''(I) am watching''"
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* The restaurant Sam works at is named "LE CAFE MIR'''O 81'''". In Spanish, the word 'miro' can be translated as "''(I) am watching''"watching''".
** Not only that, it's also the name of the cafe which the characters meet at at the end of the first movie.
** Not only that, it's also the name of the cafe which the characters meet at at the end of the first movie.
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''Final Destination 5'' is known for being a SurprisinglyImprovedSequel. But it is also well known for having the biggest twist in the entire series. The twist in question? The film, and [[GrandFinale the series as a whole]], ends on is that it's actually a [[StealthSequel Stealth Prequel]] to [[Film/FinalDestination1 the very first film]], and that the surviving protagonists are slated to die in the explosion of Flight 180. But this didn't come out of the blue. Eagle-eyed viewera will spot various hints as to the film's real setting.
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''Final Destination 5'' is known for being a SurprisinglyImprovedSequel. But it is also well known for having the biggest twist in the entire series. The twist in question? The film, and [[GrandFinale the series as a whole]], ends on is that it's actually a [[StealthSequel Stealth Prequel]] to [[Film/FinalDestination1 the very first film]], and that the surviving protagonists are slated to die in the explosion of Flight 180. But this didn't come out of the blue. Eagle-eyedviewera viewers will spot various hints as to the film's real setting.
''Final Destination 5'' is known for being a SurprisinglyImprovedSequel. But it is also well known for having the biggest twist in the entire series. The twist in question? The film, and [[GrandFinale the series as a whole]], ends on is that it's actually a [[StealthSequel Stealth Prequel]] to [[Film/FinalDestination1 the very first film]], and that the surviving protagonists are slated to die in the explosion of Flight 180. But this didn't come out of the blue. Eagle-eyed
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* Following franchise traditions, some of the deaths are also foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on a thumbtack at his office, signaling that he will get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and the glass cracks over the eye.
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* The spa gift certificate actually has the expiration date "06/30/''01''", but it appears for a short time, and the title of the spa might nab your attention, you'll either pay no attention to it, or you'll pass it off as background detail.
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* Following franchise traditions, some of the deaths are also foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on a thumbtack at his office, signalling that he will get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and the glass cracks over the eye.
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* Following franchise traditions, some of the deaths are also foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on a thumbtack at his office, signalling that he will get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and the glass cracks over the eye.
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!Warning: Here there be spoilers. Proceed at your own risk.
The big twist that the film, and [[GrandFinale the series as a whole]], ends on is that it's actually a [[StealthSequel Stealth Prequel]] to [[Film/FinalDestination1 the very first film]], and that the surviving protagonists are slated to die in the explosion of Flight 180. An eagle-eyed viewer will spot various hints as to the film's real setting.
* An important plot point is that Sam wants to take an internship in Paris, a blatant clue that the film will end with a flight to Paris. Furthermore, the restaurant where Sam's internship was to take place is the same one that Alex, Clear, and Carter go to in Paris at the end of the first film.
* Some more subtle hints that the film is a prequel include a series of references in the opening scene that place the movie [[TwentyMinutesIntoThePast firmly in the late 1990s or very early '00s]], such as the comparison of Olivia to Lisa Loeb, the music Molly is listening to in her car on the way in, and the fact that not only are the vehicles (and other technology) about a decade old, but the style of New York license plates on the cars was discontinued in 2001.
The big twist that the film, and [[GrandFinale the series as a whole]], ends on is that it's actually a [[StealthSequel Stealth Prequel]] to [[Film/FinalDestination1 the very first film]], and that the surviving protagonists are slated to die in the explosion of Flight 180. An eagle-eyed viewer will spot various hints as to the film's real setting.
* An important plot point is that Sam wants to take an internship in Paris, a blatant clue that the film will end with a flight to Paris. Furthermore, the restaurant where Sam's internship was to take place is the same one that Alex, Clear, and Carter go to in Paris at the end of the first film.
* Some more subtle hints that the film is a prequel include a series of references in the opening scene that place the movie [[TwentyMinutesIntoThePast firmly in the late 1990s or very early '00s]], such as the comparison of Olivia to Lisa Loeb, the music Molly is listening to in her car on the way in, and the fact that not only are the vehicles (and other technology) about a decade old, but the style of New York license plates on the cars was discontinued in 2001.
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** Furthermore, the restaurant where Sam's internship was to take place is the same one that Alex, Clear, and Carter go to in Paris at the end of the first film.
* Some more subtle hints that the film is a prequel include a series of references in the opening scene that place the movie [[TwentyMinutesIntoThePast firmly in the late 1990s or very early '00s]], such as the comparison of Olivia to Lisa Loeb, the music Molly is listening to in her car on the way in, and the fact that not only are the vehicles (and other technology) about a decade old, but the style of New York license plates on the cars was discontinued in
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* Some of the deaths are also foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on a thumbtack at his office, signaling that he will get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and the glass cracks over the eye.
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* Some Following franchise traditions, some of the deaths are also foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on a thumbtack at his office, signaling that he will get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and the glass cracks over the eye.
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* The restaurant Sam works at is named "LE CAFE MIR'''O 81'''". In Spanish, the word 'miro' can be translated as "''(I) am watching''"
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!Warning: Here there be spoilers. Proceed at your own risk.
The big twist that the film, and [[GrandFinale the series as a whole]], ends on is that it's actually a [[StealthSequel Stealth Prequel]] to [[Film/FinalDestination1 the very first film]], and that the surviving protagonists are slated to die in the explosion of Flight 180. An eagle-eyed viewer will spot various hints as to the film's real setting.
* An important plot point is that Sam wants to take an internship in Paris, a blatant clue that the film will end with a flight to Paris. Furthermore, the restaurant where Sam's internship was to take place is the same one that Alex, Clear, and Carter go to in Paris at the end of the first film.
* Some more subtle hints that the film is a prequel include a series of references in the opening scene that place the movie [[TwentyMinutesIntoThePast firmly in the late 1990s or very early '00s]], such as the comparison of Olivia to Lisa Loeb, the music Molly is listening to in her car on the way in, and the fact that not only are the vehicles (and other technology) about a decade old, but the style of New York license plates on the cars was discontinued in 2001.
* When Block is interrogating the survivors after the bridge collapse, he asks Peter if Sam exhibited "extremist" sympathies -- a word that wouldn't have been commonly used in 2011 (when Block would've more bluntly asked if Sam had ''terrorist'' sympathies; Peter even has to ask "you mean, like a terrorist?"), but ''was'' a common euphemism in the '90s for {{Right Wing Militia Fanatic}}s.
* Some of the deaths are also foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on a thumbtack at his office, signaling that he will get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and the glass cracks over the eye.
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The big twist that the film, and [[GrandFinale the series as a whole]], ends on is that it's actually a [[StealthSequel Stealth Prequel]] to [[Film/FinalDestination1 the very first film]], and that the surviving protagonists are slated to die in the explosion of Flight 180. An eagle-eyed viewer will spot various hints as to the film's real setting.
* An important plot point is that Sam wants to take an internship in Paris, a blatant clue that the film will end with a flight to Paris. Furthermore, the restaurant where Sam's internship was to take place is the same one that Alex, Clear, and Carter go to in Paris at the end of the first film.
* Some more subtle hints that the film is a prequel include a series of references in the opening scene that place the movie [[TwentyMinutesIntoThePast firmly in the late 1990s or very early '00s]], such as the comparison of Olivia to Lisa Loeb, the music Molly is listening to in her car on the way in, and the fact that not only are the vehicles (and other technology) about a decade old, but the style of New York license plates on the cars was discontinued in 2001.
* When Block is interrogating the survivors after the bridge collapse, he asks Peter if Sam exhibited "extremist" sympathies -- a word that wouldn't have been commonly used in 2011 (when Block would've more bluntly asked if Sam had ''terrorist'' sympathies; Peter even has to ask "you mean, like a terrorist?"), but ''was'' a common euphemism in the '90s for {{Right Wing Militia Fanatic}}s.
* Some of the deaths are also foreshadowed. Isaac pricks his finger on a thumbtack at his office, signaling that he will get impaled. Olivia smashes a picture of herself, and the glass cracks over the eye.
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