19 years ago, Devon Sawa avoided an ill-fated flight in the now-cult film Final Destination.
Almost two decades to the date, the actor tweeted on Sunday that he'd just boarded a plane with the flight number 317. On March 17. 3/17. Oh no.
That's right folks. The actor at the centre of Final Destination, a film released on March 16, 2000 and whose entire premise of cheating death hinges on a premonition about a plane, said he boarded a flight on the film's anniversary which matched the flight number to the date.
Freaky.
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Importantly, the flight from the original film is Volee Airlines Flight 180, but that didn't stop people on Twitter screaming at the actor to disembark.
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Others started drawing conclusions from whatever they could, because when in conspiracy theory mode...
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On a lighter note, comedian Seth Rogen tweeted back to Saga, reflecting that he originally auditioned for the role of Billy Hitchcock played by Sean William Scott. Now you know!
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"I’m sure you could try your luck for a part in the reboot," Sawa replied.
Looks like we just landed an excuse to watch one of the year 2000's best (yes, best) teen horror films again — and yeah, the rest of the franchise, only if you're keen.
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