The Final Destination: Death Trip 3D (Final Destination 4) (Blu-ray)

I am very annoyed i bought this believing i could watch it on my 3d tv but no only with the classes provided!!!!

First of all as said by other reviewer's it's not real 3d, you cant use your 3d tv glasses. second, its a terrible film, cgi is like a cheap daytime movie, third, the death seens are just about all laughable! which is unlike the past brilliant films! hence the 5 pound price tag! you've been warned! ;-)

Love The Storyline, Final Destination Once Again Excites Me! The Picture Quality Is PERFECT, And The Sound Is DTS-HD Master Audio, Which Is Incredible! The 3D Version Is Good, But Not Really My Thing, As I Prefer 2D Anyday!

Loved the first three movies, but only got two minutes into this one before initiating the returns policy, as the 3D version of this film (was surprised to find 3D glasses in the box) is the pants red/green version from the 70s. Totally spoiled the high definition pictures, ruined the picture quality, destroyed the colour. VERY not happy. I didn't invest thousands of pounds on high-end 3D kit to end up watching analogue 3D. Steer clear of this one if you are after the 3D version of the film.

the film is not actually a 3d film it comes with crappy cardboard glasses. half the reason i purchased it was to experience the 3d effect on my new tv. the storyline was ok but for me it could not beat the third final destination and the first one

The final destination is an ok film, if you enjoyed the others in the series you should enjoy this one too. It might not be the best of the final destinations but it is certainly watchable. The plot is a typical final destination story ( a group of people avoid getting killed in an accident because of a premonition and death chases them because of it) The death scenes are good with lots of bizarre ways to die just like the previous films. This one has the added touch of being 3-D so it as its own little novelty factor. So if you enjoyed the other final destinations or just enjoy teen thrillers... give it a go.

Please note that this film is only in 3D with the rubbish Blue/red card glasses supplyed and is not a 3D TV ready. Also a rubbish film. If they made a little more effort on the effects rather than CG it would be a lot better. Why have a CG nail when they could film a real one sitting on the side. You can also tell when they are using green screen.

In this collection you will get the BLU RAY and 3D copy, in my opinion the 3D version is the only one worth watching, the story line isn't the greatest but the effects of 3D in this film are spectacular and never ending. A definate must have in the collection and a brilliant film for when a group of friends are watching with you as well.

3D is a silly fad - anyone with a brain can see that. And it's sad that the makers of the once great Final Destination series chose to re-title the series and 'start over' with this lacklustre effort. Unlike the previous, BRILLIANT 3 FD films, this one is a film with more holes than an Irish water pipe. There are several scenes which simply do not make any sense at all, with only a casual thought given to them. Suspension of disbelief can only be pushed so far. This film is far, far worse than Final Destination 3. The acting in this film makes the previous 3 look like Othello - it's utterly appalling. I don't think I actually wanted any of them to survive longer than about 12 minutes - if only to spare themselves from ruining their potential careers in the acting profession. Of course the HD is fine - it's not going to be an issue as this was filmed within the HD age. But that's about the only good thing I can say about this. Let's hope they go back to their roots in the 5th film - due in 2011. This would otherwise be a terrible end to a once excellent series.

I recently purchased a Samsung 50in 3D TV and part of the package was a 3D Samsung bluray player, we've got a couple of 3D animated movies which are excellent so I thought I'd give this a go. Unfortunately the battery powered 3D glasses that came with my TV don't work with this movie, you have to use the included card glasses with red and blue lenses, in fairness the 3D effect is there just the left eye which is the red lens feels dark and I just kept wanting to rub my eye to clear the dark patch, couldn't bare any more than 5 minutes. Only bonus is you get the 2D bluray version in the box too. Not impressed with this.