Halloween 2:
I still haven’t seen the first Rob Zombie Halloween remake, so I’m not itching to see the sequel. Â Perhaps one day I’ll catch up.
The Final Destination:
There is a fairly long tradition of horror movies utilizing 3D, but the old 3D kinda sucked. Â RealD, however, works great. Â It also helps that The Final Destination didn’t waste much time doing “stupid” 3D tricks like people waving things at the screen… they didn’t need to, because in a movie about people getting killed in insanely intricate traps there are plenty of body parts and death machines to fling at the audience. Â Overall, this movie was probably, from a plot standpoint, the worst of the Final Destination series, but the 3D makes the whole film stand out (see what I did there). Â The death scenes are just incredibly over the top, and fun to watch unfold. Â Well, unless you didn’t like the previous three films. Â It is sort of gross, and not for the squeamish. Â I’m not sure if the movie is worth $10 ($12 in most places since they charge you extra for the glasses), but seeing this in 3D is really the only worthwhile way to see it, and when it comes to DVD/Blu-Ray it won’t be in RealD 3D but regular 3D which just isn’t as good. Â So, yeah, if this sort of movie is something you’d enjoy, go see it at the theater.