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* AssholeVictim: Most of the characters. Some aversions would be: Ashley, Ashlyn,Wendy, Jason.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: While Ian is listing off people he thinks death seems to favor he lists Charlie Manson, Osama Bin Laden, pimps, and vice presidents.
* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: While Ian is listing off people he thinks death seems to favor he lists Charlie Manson, Osama Bin Laden, pimps, and vice presidents.
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Wendy and her high school friends are visiting an amusement park when with her graduating class. But after feeling of dread that follows her through the night and hopping on a roller coaster, she receives a premonition of a a malfunctioning roller coaster that the ride that claims is going to claim the lives of her and her friends. She fails to save suceeds in saving most of them, but many still die including her boyfriend, boyfriend Jason. Worse still, Wendy starts noticing the pictures she took of her peers seem to foreshadow their respective demises, and as Death chases them the survivors to balance the books.
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* ButNotTooWhite: Ashley and Ashlyn are already quite tanned, and yet decide to get touch-ups before graduation anyway.
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** [[spoiler: It looks like Wendy, Kevin, and Julie manage to cheat Death; Kevin and Julie have been saved by Wendy, while Wendy herself avoids being killed by Ian, who's apparently her cause of death. It even goes to skip three months afterward to show that they're still alive. However, it turns out that Wendy's cause of death isn't Ian, but trains (see RedHerring below), and because Kevin and Julie are with her, they get killed too (though They may already been doomed from the start, anyway, if one believes in the theory that Death is the one who gave Wendy the premonitions).]]]]
** The alternate version of the tanning bed deaths [[spoiler: has Ashlyn freeing herself from the bed, only to electrocute herself and Ashley when she tries to free her friend]].
* HufflepuffHouse: Julie has two friends, Amber and Perry. [[spoiler: Perry turns out to be the one who was on the rollercoaster with her, locking her as the next victim. Amber ends up a RedHerring]].
** [[spoiler: It looks like Wendy, Kevin, and Julie manage to cheat Death; Kevin and Julie have been saved by Wendy, while Wendy herself avoids being killed by Ian, who's apparently her cause of death. It even goes to skip three months afterward to show that they're still alive. However, it turns out that Wendy's cause of death isn't Ian, but trains (see RedHerring below), and because Kevin and Julie are with her, they get killed too (though They may already been doomed from the start, anyway, if one believes in the theory that Death is the one who gave Wendy the premonitions).
** The alternate version of the tanning bed deaths [[spoiler: has Ashlyn freeing herself from the bed, only to electrocute herself and Ashley when she tries to free her friend]].
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** Right before the rollercoaster accident, Carey says she's planning to dump Kevin soon. After the accident, Kevin wistfully tells Wendy that he was planning to propose to her.
** Wendy leaves Ashley and Ashlyn a message that ends with "sorry I was too late". [[spoiler: She means too late to join them at the tanning salon. It ends up meaning too late to save them]].
** Right before the rollercoaster accident, Carey says she's planning to dump Kevin soon. After the accident, Kevin wistfully tells Wendy that he was planning to propose to her.
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* ChekhovsGun: The Christensen family's bracelet. [[spoiler: The unidentified figure on the Death's List after Ian/Erin also wore it, and Wendy is certain that she ''didn't'' wear it at the fair. Guess who did?]]
* ChekhovsGun: The Christensen family's bracelet. [[spoiler: The unidentified figure on the Death's List after Ian/Erin also wore it, and Wendy is certain that she ''didn't'' wear it at the fair. Guess who did?]]
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* EvilLaugh: The laugh of the devil statue at [=McKinley=]'s fair. It comes up a few times afterward, including in [[spoiler: the epilogue.]] Fittingly, it's provided by Creator/TonyTodd A.K.A. [[CreepyMortician William Bludworth]].
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* TheNotLoveInterest: Wendy and Kevin slowly bond over their experiences of loss at the fair and the fact that they have to race together to save others (and themselves) from Death's List. While it can easily be interpreted as romantic, they are still grieving, and no love ever comes out of it.
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: [[spoiler: Ian wants to take revenge against Wendy for having apparently caused Erin's death.]]
* SoundOnlyDeath: [[spoiler: The movie closes with the viewers never knowing if Wendy, Kevin, and Julie manage to escape the train collision, though the sounds of the collision are there for everyone to guess. The chance is high for an unpleasant end.]]
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: [[spoiler: Ian wants to take revenge against Wendy for having apparently caused Erin's death.]]
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''Final Destination 3'' is the second film in the ''Film/FinalDestination'' series, released in 2006.
Wendy and her high school friends are visiting an amusement park when she receives a premonition of a a malfunctioning roller coaster ride that claims the lives of her and her friends. She saves them all, but once again Death returns to balance the books.
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!!This film provides examples of:
* AssholeVictim: The entire cast. It'd be easier to list the aversions: Wendy, Jason, Carrie (?).
* BigNo: Wendy at the end [[spoiler:when she realizes [[OhCrap a train is about to run her over.]]]]
* ChooseYourOwnAdventure: The "Choose Their Fate" feature on the Thrill Ride Edition on DVD. Somewhat subverted however, as it was simply a more creative way to show deleted scenes from the film, even including an alternate ending.
* TheDitz: Ashley and Ashlyn are textbook examples.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: We knew Perry was next all of three seconds before she gets skewered.
* EyeScream: [[spoiler:Erin]] gets nails shot through her face by a nail gun accident...several of them go through her eyes.
* FinalGirl: Wendy. [[spoiler:Subverted though, as she appears to only survive about fifteen seconds longer than the other two friends killed in the subway crash.]]
* ForkliftFu: A forklift goes haywire in the warehouse the leads are in, pushes over a shelf which almost sends dozens of pieces of fence wood into Ian, although Wendy manages to save him. [[spoiler:However, it leads to Erin's death almost right after.]]
* {{Goth}}: Ian [=McKinley=] and Erin Ulmer
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Ian
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Perry
* JerkassHasAPoint:
** At the funeral, Frankie thinks that Ashley and Ashlyn are dead because of him. When Julie asks why, he tells her that if men like him didn't see women as nothing but sex-toys, they wouldn't try so hard to look good by going on diets, exercising, and (in Ashley and Ashlyn's case, which is what led to their deaths), tanning. Too bad he ruins the moment when he tries to kiss Julie seconds later.
** Ian makes some pretty valid points about how vague the concept of "signs of death" is, pointing out that virtually anything could be interpreted as a sign if you're looking hard enough.
* LovableJock: Kevin
* MurderByCremation: The tanning bed deaths.
* [[MyHairCameOutGreen My Hair Came Out Pink]]: The novelization mentions why Frankie had shaved his head shortly before the events of the film. His attempt at dyeing it resulted in it turning pink.
* PerkyGoth: Erin Ulmer
* SpookyPhotographs: The source of the premonitions throughout the movie.
* {{Those Two G|uys}}irls: Ashley and Ashlyn.
* TokenMinority: Perry, Lewis, and Amber.
* ValleyGirl: Ashley and Ashlyn are textbook examples.
* YouMustBeThisTallToRide: A couple of boys who've ducked past the "You Must Be This Tall" sign are kicked off the Devil's Flight coaster by the attendant.
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''Final Destination 3'' is the second film in the ''Film/FinalDestination'' series, released in 2006.
Wendy and her high school friends are visiting an amusement park when she receives a premonition of a a malfunctioning roller coaster ride that claims the lives of her and her friends. She saves them all, but once again Death returns to balance the books.
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!!This film provides examples of:
* AssholeVictim: The entire cast. It'd be easier to list the aversions: Wendy, Jason, Carrie (?).
* BigNo: Wendy at the end [[spoiler:when she realizes [[OhCrap a train is about to run her over.]]]]
* ChooseYourOwnAdventure: The "Choose Their Fate" feature on the Thrill Ride Edition on DVD. Somewhat subverted however, as it was simply a more creative way to show deleted scenes from the film, even including an alternate ending.
* TheDitz: Ashley and Ashlyn are textbook examples.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: We knew Perry was next all of three seconds before she gets skewered.
* EyeScream: [[spoiler:Erin]] gets nails shot through her face by a nail gun accident...several of them go through her eyes.
* FinalGirl: Wendy. [[spoiler:Subverted though, as she appears to only survive about fifteen seconds longer than the other two friends killed in the subway crash.]]
* ForkliftFu: A forklift goes haywire in the warehouse the leads are in, pushes over a shelf which almost sends dozens of pieces of fence wood into Ian, although Wendy manages to save him. [[spoiler:However, it leads to Erin's death almost right after.]]
* {{Goth}}: Ian [=McKinley=] and Erin Ulmer
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Ian
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Perry
* JerkassHasAPoint:
** At the funeral, Frankie thinks that Ashley and Ashlyn are dead because of him. When Julie asks why, he tells her that if men like him didn't see women as nothing but sex-toys, they wouldn't try so hard to look good by going on diets, exercising, and (in Ashley and Ashlyn's case, which is what led to their deaths), tanning. Too bad he ruins the moment when he tries to kiss Julie seconds later.
** Ian makes some pretty valid points about how vague the concept of "signs of death" is, pointing out that virtually anything could be interpreted as a sign if you're looking hard enough.
* LovableJock: Kevin
* MurderByCremation: The tanning bed deaths.
* [[MyHairCameOutGreen My Hair Came Out Pink]]: The novelization mentions why Frankie had shaved his head shortly before the events of the film. His attempt at dyeing it resulted in it turning pink.
* PerkyGoth: Erin Ulmer
* SpookyPhotographs: The source of the premonitions throughout the movie.
* {{Those Two G|uys}}irls: Ashley and Ashlyn.
* TokenMinority: Perry, Lewis, and Amber.
* ValleyGirl: Ashley and Ashlyn are textbook examples.
* YouMustBeThisTallToRide: A couple of boys who've ducked past the "You Must Be This Tall" sign are kicked off the Devil's Flight coaster by the attendant.
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