Final Destination

Bludworth:
In death there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes.

Tod Waggner:
We say that the hour of death cannot be forecast. But when we say this, we imagine that the hour is placed in an obscure and distant future. It never occurs to us that it has any connection with the day already begun, or that death could arrive this same afternoon - this afternoon which is so certain, and which has every hour filled in advance.

Billy Hitchcock:
Carter, you dick!

Billy Hitchcock:
There they go, here we stay.

Carter:
As far as I know, this sh*t can circle around and get us all again. But for right now, I'm the safest f***er in the world, because you're still NEXT.

Tod Waggner:
I never thought anything could look worse than my yearbook photo...

George:
How do you think I feel having to look at you all the time?

Hare Krishna:
Death is not the end.

Val Lewton:
It will be for you if you keep harassing my students.

Carter:
I'm never gonna die!

Agent Weine:
Nobody has control over life and death, unless they're taking life, causing death.

Terry:
I'm moving on, Carter. And if you want to waste your life beating the sh*t out of Alex every time you see him then you can just drop f***ing dead!

Billy Hitchcock:
Stay below the speed limit. And, oh: don't pass on the right.

Carter:
Wait a minute. I'm havin' a vision here.

Carter:
You're the next one man.

Billy Hitchcock:
Hey, man. Why'd you say something like that?

Carter:
Because if you don't shut up, *I'm* gonna f***in' kill you!

Clear Rivers:
This gives me a rush!

Alex Browning:
What? This place?

Clear Rivers:
Doing something I'm not supposed to.

Clear Rivers:
Almost autumn.

Alex Browning:
It's only the end of June.

Clear Rivers:
Yeah, but everything?s always in transition. If you focus, even now, just one week into summer, you can almost feel autumn coming.

Clear Rivers:
I like being able to see the future.

Carter:
We blow half a day in Paris, all because Browning had a bad f***ing dream?

Alex Browning:
"If I see, then I intervene"

William Bludworth:
In death, there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes. You have to realize that we're all just a mouse that a cat has by the tail. Every single move we make, from the mundane to the monumental, the red light that we stop at or run, the people we have sex with or want with us, the airplanes that we ride or walk out of—it's all part of Death's sadistic design leading to the grave.

Alex Browning:
The mortician said that Death has a design. Okay. I'm talking about omens. How do we know that just by sitting here—by sipping this coffee, or breathing the air, or even crossing the intersection—that we haven't started in motion the events that will some day lead to our death: forty years from now, ten years from now, tomorrow? We don't. Unless we open ourselves up to the signs it's willing to show us.

Clear Rivers:
How do we know this isn't exactly what was meant to happen? That out of everyone on Flight 180, you, me and Carter were meant to live. Maybe that was the design all along.

Krishnaite:
Death is not the end.