Kill Shot: The Making of 'FD3' (2006) (V)

Director:

Julie Ng

Release Date:

25 July 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

KILL SHOT is an in-depth documentary about the pre-production, production, and post-production process of making New Line Cinema's FINAL DESTINATION 3...

Plot Keywords:

Making Of

Cast

Glen Morgan	...	Himself - Producer & Co-Writer
James Wong	...	Himself - Director & Co-Writer (as Jim Wong)
Jack Hardy	...	Himself - 1st Assistant Director
Ariel Velasco-Shaw	...	Himself - Visual FX Supervisor (as Ariel Shaw)
Robert McLachlan	...	Himself - Director of Photography
Robert Pratt	...	Himself - Storyboard Artist (as Rob Pratt)
Richard Brener	...	Himself - Executive Producer
Mary Elizabeth Winstead	...	Herself
Ryan Merriman	...	Himself
Helga Ungurait	...	Herself - Script Supervisor
Mark S. Freeborn	...	Himself - Production Designer (as Mark Freeborn)
Texas Battle	...	Himself
Gina Holden	...	Herself
J.J. Makaro	...	Himself - Stunt Coordinator
Michael Wrinch	...	Himself - 'B' Camera Operator (as Mike Wrinch)

Also Known As:

Kill Shot: The Making of 'Final Destination 3' (USA) (DVD box title)

Runtime:

USA:89 min

Country:

USA | Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:Not Rated

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

New Line Home Entertainment

Quotes:

Easton, Sam: [headlining at a comedy club] Uh, I don't like wearing my Montreal Expos jersey anymore, because now that the team's gone, and I have a shaved head, I look like a sick kid with one last wish!
[the crowd laughs, Sam begins talking in a high-pitched voice]
Easton, Sam: I wanna see the Expos play!
[Sam does a fake cough, the crowd laughs again]
Easton, Sam: My hopes are high, my bone marrow is low!

Movie Connections:

References Final Destination 3 (2006)

Overly long, uninteresting look at so-so movie

Over the years, the making-of documentaries featured on DVDs have become more and more complex, more in depth, and in many cases, more unnecessary. Such is the case of KILL SHOT: THE MAKING OF FINAL DESTINATION 3. Shot from pre-production of FD3 up until post-production, it follows basically every step of the film-making process, which would be great if the documentary was actually well done and the movie in question was actually deserving of an hour and a half long documentary on the subject. Instead, a lot of what is seen and heard seems for promotional purposes only. Producers hype up their film, talk about how supposedly deep it is, how it's not just another teen slasher picture, etc. I'm not buying it. Director James Wong comes across as having sort of a big ego while co-writer Glen Morgan is barely given enough time to speak. I enjoyed watching FD3 in theaters with an audience that reacted strongly to it, watching it again on DVD it's not that special. Neither are the DVD's bonus features. 2/10