Craig — I had asked this question earlier in the week, and you said you’d mull it over a bit. What are some scenes or small bits from the film that you guys cut out that will never make it to the DVD and that will never see the light of day? I know you said there was some stuff that was like that, so if we don’t hear about it here, it’ll be…[Read more]

Craig,since Friday is your last day, on your final day could you fill us in on a few things, such as what the alternate ending was or the reason for reshooting certain death scenes (or cutting things out, like the falling light at Hunt’s death in the pool). I know you probably want to keep some of it secret so people will buy the DVD, but since…[Read more]

Which did you prefer, shooting an FD movie in Canada or shooting an FD movie in Louisiana/Florida?

By the way, I’m curious about something — what percentage of the actors that you hired were local hires from the south? Like who is the biggest character in the film who was a local hire? From looking at their resumes, I see that Cowboy and Stephanie Honore (the tire girl) appear to be local actors who work on films in that area. Just curious…[Read more]

Craig, is your reason for saying that you doubt you’ll be making a part 5 because you don’t want to make a part 5, or you think that perhaps the studio doesn’t have any interest in continuing with the FD franchise?

Also, I’m curious, if part 5 does actually happen, do you think you’d stick with the 3-D aspect, or perhaps switch back to the 2-D…[Read more]

Because that’s what I find cool about the plane crash opening in Part 1 and the car crash in Part 2. I could see that happening. I really could. The plane crash in part 1 didn’t even kill everybody off in different ways. Todd was killed by flying debris, then everybody else was killed by the order of their seat and in the way the flames hit…[Read more]

But in TFD, a lot of the people that died in the opening accident felt really…well, forced. They didn’t just die, it was like they had a planned out death just for the beginning accident, which I don’t think is necessary. When I think of an accident happening and people being in a mad dash to get out of the stadium, it seems silly and less…[Read more]

The opening accident in TFD seemed a bit too “set up” or “planned” in the ways in which everyone died. In part 2, the cars are crashing…Rory dies by being hit by a big rig truck…Tim and his mom aren’t able to stop their car in time, so it smashes into a log, blowing up. Officer Burke is killed by the first log to fall off the truck,…[Read more]

Craig, I hope you’re open to feedback from fans. I would like to say a few things about the opening accident in TFD that hopefully you’ll take into consideration when you make FD5 (come on, after this opening weekend, you know that 3 years from now we’ll be seeing another one!) I feel like the opening disasters in Parts 1-3 were more relatable. …[Read more]

This movie definitely had a different “feel” to it than any of the other films. Almost feels like it is from another universe than parts 1-3. That’s not meant as a critique or insult, just stating something that I noticed while watching the film. It definitely feels like it has a different tone than part 2, which was also directed by Ellis. Do…[Read more]