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Final Destination 5
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YEAR OF PROD:
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2013
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TYPE:
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FILM
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TELEVISION
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DOC.
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MUSIC
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ADVERT
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MUSIC
VID.
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OTHER:
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DIRECTOR
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Steven Quale
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PRODUCER
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WRITER
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Eric Heisserer
Jeffery Reddick
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PRODUCTION COMPANY
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New Line Cinema, Practical
Pictures, Parallel Zide
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KEY CAST
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Nicholas D’Agosto, Emma
Bell, Arlen Escarpeta
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KEY CREW
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GENRE
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Horror, Thriller
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BUDGET
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$40,000,000
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BOX OFFICE
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$118,200,000
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THEMES
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Despair, grief and hope.
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AWARDS
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NARRATIVE:
The narrative structure for
‘Final Destination 5’ is a non-linear type of narrative as the protagonist of
the film always experiences premonitions that occur in the future of his
friend’s deaths and includes a lot of flashbacks to past premonitions he’s
had in order to save people he’s close to. The premontions start when the
protagonist is amongst a group of coworkers who are on a trip crossing the
North Bay Bridge in North America when suddenly the protagonist get’s a
premonition of two of his coworkers dying from the disaster that just occurs
right after he gets the information. From this point forward the protagonist,
Sam, tries to protect all of the people that supposedly died in the
premonition and seeks to avoid it from actually happening. These deaths occur
as a chain of events with no real perpetrator of the killings, we presume
that the deaths are being caused by nature of a supernatural entity within
the film.
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KEY SCENES:
Firstly the most
significant scene in this film is the scene where the protagonist experiences
the premonition of people dying on the North Bay bridge. This scene provides
the audience with key information as to who dies in the film and what the
future events will occur in the film. This scene also dictates what genre the
film falls into, which is horror due to the consistent use of gore and
suspense. The protagonist always tries to think back onto this scene in
future events to try and predict who’s death is next and additionally this
scene breaks up friendships in the film which lead to the rise of the
antagonist at the end.
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COMPARABLES:
Final Destination 1, 2, 3,
4 and The Final Destination.
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Saturday, 7 November 2015
Film Analysis: Final Destination 5
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