- In order to create a realistic gravitational effect, the actors were hung upside down at a height of 20 feet, and in order to shoot the faltering and thrilling scenes, the safety rope should not be too tight, so that the actors had the illusion of falling. It was not a performance, but an instinct. Survival performance.
- The film was finished at the end of 2004, but because the director was not satisfied, he changed actors and joined the roller coaster section. After post-production, it was not announced until the fall of 2005.
- The sound at the entrance of the roller coaster in the film comes from Tony Todd, who played the pyrochemical industry in the first and second parts of "Death is Coming".
- Because the audience was dissatisfied with the ending at the preview, they had to remake the ending, which was also the case in the first two episodes.
- The leading actor in the film is named Lewis Romero, and the author of the film pays tribute to the two horror film predecessors,and George A. Romero.
- Wendy exported the playground pictures taken in the digital camera at home. When she plugged in the USB port, the camera immediately showed the data access response, and in the next shot, she used the other end of the USB to connect to the computer.
- Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Ryan Moliman, the hero and heroine of the film, are the second collaboration after the movie "Midnight Ring 2".
Final Destination 3 behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Erin: A roller coaster is just elemental physics, a conversion of potential energy to kinetic energy.
Ian McKinley: Yeah, odds are like 1 in 250 million of dying on a roller coaster.
Jason Wise: Yeah, yeah, thanks for that McKinley.
Ian McKinley: You're more likely to die driving to an amusement park than dying at one.
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Ian McKinley: Ok. Let's go with what you guys are saying: let's just say, you know, that Death does have a conscious plan, and that it's been set into motion. Great. So, Newton's Third Law of Motion and well, look, I'm just guessing that it goes for Death, too, when he's working in our world. Newton says that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. So, that means that if Death has taken action, so can we. And that that action may thwart Death's intent.
Kevin Fischer: You're being a fucker, but go on.