Final Destination turns real as Argentina theatre ceiling collapses, injures woman
The on-screen and off-screen realities blurred during the screening of 'Final Destination: Bloodlines' in Argentina. 29-year-old Fiamma Villaverde witnessed real-life horror while watching the sixth instalment of the American supernatural-mystery franchise. Villaverde got injured when the theatre screening collapsed.The ceiling of Cinema Ocho in La Plata, the capital city of Argentina's Buenos Aires, crashed mid-screening of 'Final Destination: Bloodlines.' Villaverde, who had gone to the theatre along with her 11-year-old daughter and a friend got injured when a piece of rubble fell on her. While speaking to Argentine digital publication Infobae, she said, "A really loud noise was heard. At first, we thought it was a part of the movie because we were so engrossed; but immediately after, a piece of rubble fell on me."advertisementShe further said, "It didn't hit my head because I was slightly leaning over the armrests." Villaverde stated that pieces struck her shoulder, back, knee and ankle.
The video captured at the scene depicts a significant hole in the ceiling and debris on the floor in between the aisles, reported by Deadline. As the audience spoke amongst themselves after the ceiling collapsed, commotion could be heard. The local reports state that the theatre has not given a statement on the incident. However, the movie-goers claim that the city's heavy rainfall could have caused the damage.Meanwhile, Villaverde has been planning to file a complaint and has contacted her lawyer, as per the portal. She is still shaken as the experience has made her pessimistic about returning to the movie theatres.'Final Destination: Bloodlines' is co-directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam B Stein and is heading into a $102 million global start with its domestic and international revenue, according to Deadline. It is co-produced by New Line Cinema, Practical Pictures, Freshman Year and Fireside Films. It is distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.'Final Destination: Bloodlines' is released on May 16, 2025.
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