After nearly 15 years of the previous movie in the horror privilege in the final destination, Voices Written managers Zac Lipovsky and Adam b. Stein revive the series with Final destination: blood linesAnd a modern modernization update that has become the number one of the box office series in the series.
The new movie – again, about death as a revenge force, chasing the activity of the people who survived the disaster of fate – repeat the filmmaking of old installments, with the addition of a new development. This time, one of the survivors of the original accident lived for a long time enough to have children and grandchildren that could not have been obtained if she had died small, so death comes after them as well.
Tell Lipovsky and Stein Polygon in a modern conversation part of Blood lines Dynamics is a stronger emotional relationship between the audience and the actors. Stein says that watching a family is cooperating to fight death, instead of the usual group of friends of excellence or a group of strangers, “makes the movie more complicated and interesting, because you ultimately take a lot.” He says that the way the central family is sad because it was chosen one by one giving them “an additional depth and emotional relativity”, and a growing feeling of urgency while trying to protect each other.
However, he and Lipovsky admit that the family plot, in terms of who is not in the cutting block (or the overwhelming mass, or the “Rube Goldberg Deathrap” block), left the masses of the series with two big questions. They want fans to understand the logic of the film in terms of who lives and who dies.
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In the 1968 film, a young woman named Iris (Brec Bassiner) smoothly enjoy a new skyscraper restaurant that collapses due to poor workmanship. In this process, everyone present to attend the opening night party, including her and her fiancée, and their child who has not yet been born. The iris is alerting everyone to the danger, and it takes them out of the restaurant tower before it collapses. A long life continues to live, two children, Howard and Darlin, who eventually have their children: Howard are Eric, Julia and Boby, and Darlins are Charlie and Stephanie (Keitlin Santa Juanna, Blood linesThe primary protagonist). But Iris alienates her entire family with her predictions that are not full of death that chases the family, and ends up from her offspring.
When Stephanie, a university student at the present time, starts with horrific visions that reflects Miahi Iris in 1968, she is investigating her own blood line, as she ultimately re -calls with her grandmother’s grandmother (now Gabriel Rose), who spent her life in learning how to escape from the unwanted, unwanted types.
Since death is chasing his fate only in the order that they were supposed to die, Iris managed to survive through isolation, and the madness of greatness kept the safety of Stephanie and her family. But when Iris surrenders to her fate, death comes after her family one by one. Howard is the first, because it is the oldest. Then death comes to all his children, for the oldest to the youngest, with Darlin and her children in the queue.
With the exception of … while the elder son of Howard Eric (Richard Harmon) faces a series of strangely unpleasant events (intended from the pun) in the tattoo store where he works, followed by unlikely detection. Warner Bruce released his brushes with death as a trailer:
However (again, the spoilers in the foreground), as it was later revealed in the movie, Eric survived this incident without almost completely fully, protected from the fire and glass by its leather jacket. His escape from death makes Stephanie wonder whether all I learned from Iris is just an illusion of greatness. But Howard Brenda (April Amber Tele) admits with tears that Eric is not actually Howard’s child, and was the result of a relationship.
This appears to put Eric outside the governed blood line. But he later died anyway, in a various Complex, ridiculous, terrible accident. So the fans asked: Why did death go after him? Stein says that the answer comes from the privilege of the long final destination, William Blaudworth, the sexual factor he plays Candyan Tony Todd Star.
“Tony says: when he has sex with death, things become messy,” Stein said to a birth.
“This is true,” says Lipovsky. “This was our answer to this question. Immediately after his death, this is the first line -” Why did he die? “Kaitlyn’s character (Bludworth Echoes):” When sex with death, things become messy. “I think this is a very good lesson for everyone to remember.”
In this case, “ridiculous with death” means the way Eric is trying to intervene on behalf of his brother Bobby (Owen Patrick Joinner), in an attempt to “trick” death and avoid Bobby’s fate by stopping his heart for moments in the hospital, where he can be reproduced immediately. As Stein and Le Tibsky noticed, death is an active and apparently powerful force in the final destination chain, and she is well aware of when someone tries to flee or frustrate him.
But Stein also believes that death has a dark humor. “The other big question is, why Death Hook Erik in the tattoo salon, when it’s not the next?” He says. “We have always loved the idea that death has a feeling of fun. Just as the hunter was hunting a fish without intending to kill it, and they will tie the fish and then throw it, and this is exactly what death does with Eric in this scene of this tattoo salon.”
Stein says this dark comedy is what makes the final destination movies distinctive. “The thing that makes)Blood linesA richest as an experience is that in previous films, you end up to rooting death more than you end up to rooting the characters, because death is very smart, in the way it works. Robberg Rubberg magic is a lot of fun to see. It is full of paradoxes and surprises. We wanted to keep it, and the milk of all these deaths for all the fun dark comedy.
“But you also roast the characters, and do not want to die. So both levels of experience at the same time give you. This really makes her a more complete and more interesting show experience for the public.”