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The franchise revolves around the premise of a group of people being saved from dying in a horrific accident due to one of them having a premonition shortly before it happens. In doing so, they "cheat death", leading to Death itself setting out to kill the would-be victims one by one, [[RubeGoldbergHatesYourGuts often in elaborate fashion]], to balance the books.
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The franchise revolves around the premise of a group of people being saved from dying in a horrific accident due to one of them having a premonition shortly before it happens. In doing so, they "cheat death", leading which leads to Death itself setting out to kill the would-be victims one by one, [[RubeGoldbergHatesYourGuts often in elaborate fashion]], to balance the books.
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-->--'''Bludworth the Coroner''', ''Final Destination''
The ''Final Destination'' horror franchise revolves around the premise of a group of people being saved from dying in a horrific accident due to a premonition. Death comes around shortly afterwards and causes the would-be victim’s deaths anyways in often elaborate fashion to balance the books. The franchise began with a 2000 film.
The ''Final Destination'' horror franchise revolves around the premise of a group of people being saved from dying in a horrific accident due to a premonition. Death comes around shortly afterwards and causes the would-be victim’s deaths anyways in often elaborate fashion to balance the books. The franchise began with a 2000 film.
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The ''Final Destination'' horror franchise revolves around the premise of Death's list, and began with a 2000 film.
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The ''Final Destination'' horror franchise revolves around the premise of Death's list, a group of people being saved from dying in a horrific accident due to a premonition. Death comes around shortly afterwards and causes the would-be victim’s deaths anyways in often elaborate fashion to balance the books. The franchise began with a 2000 film.
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** It's even lampshaded in the fifth film, by agent Block pointing out, that in order for the LASIK machine to do what it did, five failsafe systems had to fail.
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* UltimateEvil: Death is never seen, only appearing as wind or other subtle forces to set things in motion.
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* UltimateEvil: UnseenEvil: Death is never seen, only appearing as wind or other subtle forces to set things in motion.
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* HateCrimesAreASpecialKindOfEvil:
** In ''Film/TheFinalDestination'', when [[spoiler:Carter]] is preparing to burn a cross on George's lawn, Death [[spoiler:causes his truck radio to start playing "Why Can't We Be Friends?"]]; then it kills him in a manner not too dissimilar to how racist lynch mobs would execute their victims.
** In ''Film/FinalDestination5'', Death does the same thing to [[spoiler:Isaac]], an idiotic sleaze who tries to invoke a HappyEndingMassage at an Asian parlor after other visitors point out that he's not at a brothel. [[spoiler:Isaac's head is crushed by the same Buddha's statue he previously sneered at.]]
** In ''Film/TheFinalDestination'', when [[spoiler:Carter]] is preparing to burn a cross on George's lawn, Death [[spoiler:causes his truck radio to start playing "Why Can't We Be Friends?"]]; then it kills him in a manner not too dissimilar to how racist lynch mobs would execute their victims.
** In ''Film/FinalDestination5'', Death does the same thing to [[spoiler:Isaac]], an idiotic sleaze who tries to invoke a HappyEndingMassage at an Asian parlor after other visitors point out that he's not at a brothel. [[spoiler:Isaac's head is crushed by the same Buddha's statue he previously sneered at.]]
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted. While most of the films have characters who don’t have the same name, there are two victims named Carter. One is in the first movie, who is a bully to the others, and the other is in the fourth movie, who is a racist.
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* OurSlashersAreDifferent: This is essentially a SlasherMovie series with a twist: Death itself is hunting the protagonists and killing them off one by one after they survive a major freak accident or incident. Separate movies adopt slightly different attitudes towards the exact nature of the connection, which will be detailed on the individual pages.
