"Yeah, things are going good now," Autumn was saying when Frenzy walked out to check on her. She was climbing out of a red van and grinning, relieving one of his concerns (that being she was standing in the rain).

    "I made the Dean's List and I intend to make it this semester, too."

"That's good," Ironhide stated. They both heard the smile in his voice. "Glad to hear you're doing so well with everything. Going back in?"

"Yeah. It's movie time," she grinned. "It was good to see you again!"

"Good to see you, too. You take care of yourself."

"You, too," she said, waving slightly as they walked back in.

"Catching up on "old" times?" Frenzy teased.

Autumn just grinned.

"Maybe."

They re-entered the building, got refills on the popcorn and drink, and entered the auditorium. Within minutes, the movie was starting.

Final Destination 2 started much like its predecessor: with a great deal of foreshadowing. However, instead of a young man having a sense of warning and premonition, it was a young woman. Set one year after the disastrous Flight 180, the young girl and her friends were heading to Florida for spring break. And, like Alex Browning, she had a vision of a major catastrophe. Only it wasn't about a plane exploding. Her premonition was about a major car accident on the highway. When her premonition ended, she was more than spooked and sat in front of the freeway entrance, blocking everyone behind her from heading on. Just as her vision had predicted, the accident took place but, while she was able to save herself and the people behind her, her friends still died when a semi truck crashed into her SUV. It became a race against time and death as each survivor of the accident was picked off, finally leaving the girl and the police officer. They cheated death when she drove an ambulance into a lake, drowned, and was revived. The movie ended with a very big BANG. It was after nine p.m. when they walked out of the theater.

    "I'm not sure I like that movie," Rumble began.

    "It was a good movie," Spike interjected. It looked like there was going to be a showdown between the two of them until Autumn interjected.

    "Everyone is entitled to his or her own opinion. If Rumble doesn't like it but you do, that's fine. That's your right just like it's his right. There is no rule saying we have to like everything all of the time."

    "What did you think of it?" Frenzy asked as all of them walked with her to her truck. The going was slow due to the fact there had been freezing rain some time before the movie ended but they still managed.

    "It wasn't as good as the first one," Autumn replied. "The kid dying at the end was extremely stupid and the writers moved far too quickly to kill everyone off. They just picked up and started running with the idea. That's my only gripe about it."

"Moved too quickly to kill everyone off?" Bumblebee looked at her, perplexed.

"Yes, too quickly. The timeline for the deaths in the first movie began thirty-nine days after the plane had exploded. They had some breathing room, so to speak."

"Yeah. Time to think that they were going to be okay, all they had to do was deal with the deaths of their friends, and relax," Frenzy chimed in. "This one just wasn't as intense as the first one."

    "It's really hard to find the really intense movies these days," Autumn reflected. "There have only been three movies that I've ever seen that had put me on the edge of my seat."

"And only two that have given her the epic fantasy that she's been wanting since 2000," Frenzy added. They reached her truck at that moment and Autumn paused to fish her keys out again.

"What three movies kept you on the edge of your seat?" Brawn asked. "I may want to see them."

"Hard Rain, The Ghost and the Darkness, and Independence Day," came her response as she got the doors to her truck open. She and the three Decepticon cassettes climbed in. "I'm sure you've seen at least two of them. Anyway, I've got to go. Look me up when you guys come back through. See you later."

Carly was the only one to wave as they left, discussing favourite movies as they went.

~El Fin . . . for now~