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Final Destination 2
Summary: Death is stalking Kimberly Corman and multiple survivors of a deadly highway accident.
Release Date: January 31, 2003
Director:
David R. Ellis
Runtime: 1 h 30 min
MPAA: R
Movie budget: $ 26,000,000
Domestic: $ 46,961,214
International: $ 43,979,915
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2000sairbagambulanceanswering machineattempted suicideauto accidentbarbecuebare breastsbare midriffbirthbloodblood splatterbodily dismembermentbreastsbrutalitycannabiscar accidentcar crashcar in watercell phonecharacters killed one by onecheating deathclosetcoffee spilled in one's lapcoincidenceconstruction sitecremationcruel twist of fatecrushed to deathcut into piecescynical endingdanger after dangerdeathdeath of childdecapitationdefibrillationdeja vudentistdismembermentdrowningdrug addictdrug snortingdrug usedrugsdrunk drivingelectrical fireelevatorexploding bodyexploding carexploding truckexplosionfatalismfatefearfear of deathfemale nudityfictional talk showfirefire escapefire extinguisherfish tankfreak accidentgangsta gripgarbage disposalgas explosionglassesgoregraphic violencegrindhouse filmheroinehomelessnesshospitalhypodermic needleimpaled by pipeimpaled to deathimpalementinternetjailjointjoke endingkilled in an elevatorladderlakelatex glovesloss of sonlottery winnerlumber truckmental institutionmicrowave ovennew yorknumbered sequelobscene finger gesturepadded cellpigeonpile uppolicepolice officerpolice stationprecognitionpregnancypremonitionproduct placementprosthetic limbpsychiatric hospitalpublic nudityreference to oprah winfreyrepeat sequelrescuereturning character killed offrevolverroad tripsadismscantily clad femalesecond partsequelsevered armsevered headsingle mothersmall townsmoking marijuanaspiderstabbed in the eyestate troopersuicide attemptsupernatural horrorsurprise endingteen movietime traveltimeframe 2000storso cut in halftrying to warn someone in dangertv newstwo way mirrorunderwater scenevacation gone wrongviolencewoman in jeopardy