How often is the fifth film in a franchise the best? Not very often, but Final Destination 5 puts itself forward as a real contender for film of the series. 

Ditching the cheese and over-the-top deaths (for the most part) for slow-burn suspense, this film extends the lore of the Final Destination universe without destroying the previous rules. Sean absolutely loved the film, watching it for only the second time in 10 years.  

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Despite wanting to slate this film, Sean really enjoyed re-visiting it for the first time since seeing it in 3-D at the cinemas. 

Remember the whole 3-D craze?  

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Sean reviews the weakest Final Destination film up until this point. 

Despite the lack of character depth, there are some impressive set-pieces for fans of the series. 

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Sean continues the Final Destination series with the second film. 

He enjoys the action sequences and describes the film as 'a perfect popcorn film'. 

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Sean reviews an absolute gem of a film! 

K-19 tells the story of a Russian Nuclear Submarine crew who race against time to repair their damaged nuclear-reactor. 

With stand-out performances from Peter Sarsgaard, Liam Neeson and Harrison Ford, a haunting score from Klaus Badelt and filmed with epic scale by Kathryn Bigelow, this film deserves to be seen. 

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Sean reviews The King's Speech and praises the performances of Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush, but can't resist attempting upper-class English accents throughout.  

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Sean reviews the final episode of the series and remains firmly on his soap box. 

He tries to give the series a fair appraisal but is frankly honest about it's flaws. 

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Sean stays firmly on his soap box for the third episode of the series and fumes about a character's nickname. 

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Sean gets on his soap box about factual inaccuracies, but praises the sublime performances of Maria Doyle Kennedy and Toby Jones. 

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Time for something a little bit different. 

Sean reviews the first episode of Julian Fellowes Titanic television series, first shown back in 2012.  

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