• Final Destination 2 (2003) with co-host Sarah

  • Nov 11 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 49 mins
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Final Destination 2 (2003) with co-host Sarah

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  • Sarah continues her first-time viewing of the Final Destination series, with Final Destination 2 (2003).


    Discussion Points:

    -The tonal shift from the first film to it's sequel.

    -The truck with the log that haunts a generation.

    -Changing the formula of death's design.

    -Sarah discusses her love of kitchen-based deaths in films.

    -TANGENT: Sean and Sarah discuss Chinese food.

    -Sarah is not happy with how Kimberley treats Clear Rivers!

    -The actor who plays Officer Burke is 5 years older than the actress who plays Kimberley.

    -"Right. NO. I'm going to stop you there!"-Sarah vehemently disagrees with Sean about Eugene's reaction.


    Raised Questions:

    -Does the tonal shift guarantee the film series longevity?

    -What did Sarah think of the film?

    Where's the memorial service?

    -How old is Tim supposed to be?

    -Do you find the character dynamics refreshing?

    -Did you notice the sigh is missing?


    Coming Soon:

    -Final Destination 3 (2006).

    -The Final Destination (2009).

    -Final Destination 5 (2011).


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