"Final Destination was a documentary, not a movie": Users hilariously relate to carnival ride paranoia

Looks like Warner Bros. just dropped a new clip for Final Destination: Bloodlines, which is set to release in May. Well, not really, but it seems like the film just got an accidental promotion thanks to a faulty carnival ride, and here’s how!

A recent video has gone viral on the internet showing a carnival ride with a loose hook, still operating with both adults and children on board. And at the end, the person filming even hilariously remarks that he’s still going to ride it despite pointing out the issue. The video has sparked both shock and amusement online, with many users calling it Final Destination in real life.

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Hilarious User Reactions

Let's take a look at some of the most hilarious reactions that users had to the video.

Accidents waiting to happen (via @PharaohAC / X)

Looks like this user is hilariously convinced that carnival rides are just accidents waiting to happen. Maybe we should just rename them to "Accident Incoming?"

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Safety guaranteed? (via @gookyjhit / X)

All the people who confidently told others, "It’s okay, it’s very safe," before getting on a carnival ride will surely rethink that guarantee after seeing this video.

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Another Final Destination scene (via @RandomTheGuy_ / X)

It seems that there have been many real-life moments that feel straight out of a Final Destination movie, such as this one. Even the car owner is slowly walking behind as his vehicle gets dragged and crushed, unable to believe what he is witnessing.

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Big, fat nope! (via @DunkieX / X)

Well, if this video isn’t enough to make someone stay away from carnival rides, or even attend a carnival out of fear, then they need to sign up as contestants on Fear Factor immediately!

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No fear of death (via @Healup__ / X)

No matter how dangerous or life-threatening carnival rides may be, this user clearly doesn’t fear death and is still willing to hop on. What a daredevil!

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Look for other options! (via @Shelli_BH / X)

As this user amusingly suggests, there are better ways to seek risk and adventure than carnival rides - you know, like skydiving or scuba diving next to sharks!

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The warning signs we ignored (via @AnyaLacey03 / X)

Could it be that the Final Destination movies weren’t just movies, but actual warning signs to keep us off carnival rides?

Well, it looks like this viral video achieved two things - making people stay away from carnival rides for a while and building more hype for the new Final Destination movie releasing in May. Talk about killing two birds with one stone! Whoops, bad time to use the word kill!