The Final Destination soundtrack includes music by John Denver, Nine Inch Nails and Joe 90. This info article contains spoilers and song details for James Wong’s 2000 movie on HBO Max. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

Final Destination stars Devon Sawa as Alex Browning, a high school student who prepares for a class trip to Paris. Ali Larter co-stars as Clear Rivers, the protagonist’s classmate. The storyline follows Alex as he experiences premonitions of various tragic events. Composer Adam Hamilton (Pushing Tin) and Shirley Walker (Escape from L.A.) scored the 98-minute film, which features a total of six credited needle-drops. Here’s every song in Final Destination, the first installment of the movie franchise.

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Final Destination Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2000 Movie

• “Rocky Mountain High” by John Denver (00:09:00): Alex and Tod (Chad Donella) sit in bathroom stalls at John F. Kennedy Airport. The Final Destination soundtrack song plays from a speaker system. The track is featured again at 00:35:00.
• “Hundred Grand” by Pete Atherton (00:27:00): Alex and various classmates attend a memorial service. Carter (Kerr Smith) vows to live his life “to the fullest.” A singer performs at the service.
• “Into the Void” by Nine Inch Nails (00:47:00): Alex chats with Clear during an exterior scene. He talks about cheating patterns. The Final Destination music sets in as Carter sits in a vehicle with Terry (Amanda Detmer).
• “All the Candles in the World” by Jane Siberry (01:03:00): Carter drives a vehicle. The Final Destination soundtrack song continues as Billy (Seann William Scott) pants in the back seat. Carter teases him about being “the next one.”
• “Rocky Mountain High (French Version)” by Alessandro Juliani (01:29:00): Alex, Clear and Carter drink beers together in Paris. A street musician performs nearby. Carter talks about beating “a design.”
• “And When I Die” by Joe 90 (01:32:00): The Final Destination music scores the film’s end credits.

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