In death, there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes.

She has to realize that we're all just a mouse that a cat has by the tail.

Every single move we make for the mundane of the monumental, the red light that we

stop at or run, the people we have sex with are all with us.

The airplanes that we ride or walk out of, it's all part of death's sadistic design, leading

to the grave.

Because in the end, no one can escape death, and today may be your day to die.

Welcome to now playing Final Destination Retrospective Series.

Every survivor died, and the precise words are meant to die in the axe.

So now does that mean we all die?

In anticipation of the release of Final Destination by Join Arnie, Rock, and Jacob each week,

as they watch and review another film in the Final Destination Series.

Great, I'm glad I cast my golf game for this video.

This podcast will contain spoilers and harsh language.

Listen to our discretion, is advised.

Today we're talking about Final Destination, Starring, Devon Sawa, Ali Larger, Kyrr Smith, Tony Todd,

and directed by James Wong.

This is Barack, co-host of Now Playing.

This is Jacob.

This is Arnie, and I'm scared to death because I gotta go to Comic-Con, and

there's a flight involved, and I don't know why I'm scared, except I'm on flight 180 from St. Louis.

Have you had any visions, Arnie? Pay attention to the visions.

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