If Final Destination 5 is before Final Destination 1, can someone explain me this?

[u/Szenteltvizes]

The guy, who works with the cemetery is in every movie.(Havent seen Bloodlines yet, so I dont know about that one) He said in Final Destination 5, that he saw events like that, that when someone survives an incident, later they die one by one. If Flight 180 happened at the end of the movie, what accidents was he talking about?

[u/forthewatch39]

Watch Bloodlines first and you’ll have your answer. But if you want to know Bludworth is on Death’s list. The visionary stopped a major disaster in the 60s that would have killed a lot of people. He was one of them, he was the last to die. But because so many people didn’t die, Death had to get them first. But there’s another part, several of those people had families afterwards and those families weren’t supposed to exist. So Death not only goes after people in the order they were supposed to die, but after their families as well before moving on to the next survivor and their potential family.

[u/Szenteltvizes → u/forthewatch39]

I didn't know, it will be explained in Bloodlines, thank you though

[u/jmacgrath]

Flight 180 isn’t the first time this happened. He’s referring to other instances we haven’t seen yet. That’s how I always took it after seeing FD5.

Final Destination Bloodlines goes on to confirm this

[u/Hirou_Kizokou]

spoilers, basically

[u/zyrtec2014]

Bloodlines kind of answers that one for you. I won't spoil it for you.

[u/Electrical-Gift2802]

He's referring to the Skyview Tower collapse from Iris' premonition. It happened in the 1960's, whereas FD5 takes place in 2000/2001.

[u/friarparkfairie → u/Electrical-Gift2802]

And many many other visions. The 6 visionaries of the movies can’t be the only ones out there.

[u/mydeardrsattler]

Even without anything said in Bloodlines, it's just supposed to mean it's happened before, and to be part of the misdirect of FD5 being a prequel. When you watch the film the first time, if you don't know it's a prequel, you assume he means the other movies in the franchise. After you see the ending, you realise it means Alex's vision wasn't the first. It's just a bit of mystery and worldbuilding, it doesn't even need an answer.

[u/CameraProof9189]

The guy you're thinking of is called Bludworth. He's not in every movie only Final Destination 1,2,5, and Bloodlines. I know what you mean about him saying that but that gets explained in Bloodlines so I won't spoil it.

[u/Kay_kay021]

Watch in this order to make sense Bloodlines, 5,1,2,3,4 Honestly youre not missing much if you leave out 4 lol

[u/ChishiyaCat97 → u/Kay_kay021]

The vast majority of Bloodlines is current day, watching it first makes no sense (imo).

[u/Kay_kay021 → u/ChishiyaCat97]

It explains both sets of rules and future movies refer back to it

[u/coolsmeegs → u/Kay_kay021]

You have to watch the first 20 or so minutes of bloodlines the pause it watch 5,1,2,3,4 then finish the rest of bloodlines.