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A teen wakes up in a clearing in the center of a gigantic maze with no memory of his past, finding himself a resident in community of boys who have built a village in the glade and who sends two of its strongest and fittest runners into the maze every morning to find a way out. Every night the doors to the maze close and creatures known as &#39;grievers&#39; kill those who are stuck inside. Nobody ever survives a night in the maze, but there must be a way out.
Thomas is deposited in a community of boys after his memory is erased, soon learning they&#39;re all trapped in a maze that will require him to join forces with fellow &quot;runners&quot; for a shot at escape.
To end the summer and start the fall season, we have yet another Young Adult film adaptation from James Dashner&#39;s book series called &#39;The Maze- Runner&#39;. Like the young adult movies to come out before this one such as &#39;The Giver&#39;, &#39;Divergent&#39;, and even &#39;The Hunger Games&#39;, it all takes place in the a futuristic society where Earth is mostly in ruins. And there is one person who might be able to set things straight and save a bunch people and bring peace. &#39;The Maze-Runner&#39; is no different when it comes to these plot points.<br/><br/>While &#39;The Hunger Games&#39; is still one of the better made and looking films of this caliber, &#39;The Giver&#39; and &#39;Divergent&#39; fall in the &quot;less than thrilling category&quot; if you get what I&#39;m saying. Fortunately, director Wes Ball has conjured up a great cast of young adults and has shot a fast-paced action thriller that keeps us entertained and at times, on the edge of our seat. But with it&#39;s fast pace, the character development of some of the supporting characters is left in the gutter. But it doesn&#39;t seem to matter, because Ball has stylishly filmed the action scenes that we forget about any of the misgivings this movie has.<br/><br/>We open our eyes and see a teenage guy named Thomas (Dylan O&#39;Brien) who awakens in a steel cage elevator and arrives in the Glade, which is in the center of The Maze. Thomas is greeted by dozens of other boys who have came up there before him along with much needed supplies. The Glade is a big open field surrounded by woods and meadows and is enclosed by a giant concrete wall, which at night changes itself so it&#39;s a different Maze the next day. Alby (Aml Ameen) is the Glade&#39;s first prisoner and has been there the longest, which is three years, who gives Thomas a crash course on what they know, which isn&#39;t much because all of the boys seems to have some sort of amnesia where they can&#39;t remember their past other than their names.<br/><br/>Alby and Newt (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) head up the leader faction of the Glade, while Gally (Will Poulter) leads up the security portion of it. Other factions include farming and food, and building weapons and shelter. Then there are the most respected faction amongst the boys - the runners. The runners leave each morning and run as far as they can through the Maze to map out an escape route or find out why they are there in the first place. However, they must be back before each night, because the walls change and the scary-as-hell Grievers come out, which are giant spider like creatures that are half organic and half robot (it&#39;s scarier than it sounds).<br/><br/>Thomas is learning the tricks of the trade very quickly, which some like and some don&#39;t - mainly Gally who is trying to keep things as they are and not wanting to upset the Maze. But when the arrival of the first girl ever comes up the elevator by the name of Teresa (Kaya Scodelario), things get tense quickly. Not only is she throwing off the balance and peace of the other guys, but her strange connection to Thomas makes the others think something bad is coming for them. But soon enough, Thomas leads a band of people through the Glade in order to find a real way out and maybe they&#39;ll find out why they were put here in the first place.<br/><br/>The movie suffers a little bit from some of the cheesy dialogue from the co-stars. It could have been better if there was a little more backstory to the characters, but some of this comes off as rushed and therefor some of the dialogue doesn&#39;t always work. What does work are the action scenes. They are top notch that will keep you on the edge of your seat. They are choreographed very well and keep the film&#39;s pace moving along. And the actors here all turn in great performances that are very believable. &#39;The Maze Runner&#39; might not be your go-to young adult film, but it is definitely thrilling and highly entertaining with some decent reveals in the third act. After watching this first film, I&#39;m definitely looking forward to the sequel.
There&#39;s a lot to like here for a 10 year old, and since mine asked me doe-eyed to watch it with him, how could I say no? If I had seen the film in any other context, I would have been seriously upset with myself. But as it turned out, there was enough to catch the eye to forget the inane plot. In fact, given the impaired storyline, the acting, cinematography and film editing were really quite good - in fact, one of the supporting actors, I think, won an award for best young British talent. I won&#39;t bore you with the plot - you can read it in 100 places on this site. Suffice to say, it&#39;s hard to go 5 minutes without laughing at its ridiculousness. This is sci-fi on the cheap, story-wise. Thank god for the producers, there are enough kids of a certain age (and their parents) out there. You won&#39;t lose any sleep if you miss it. And if you pay for it and you don&#39;t get a &quot;Wow, Dad, that was cool&quot; afterward, then you&#39;ve seriously wasted your time.
For its first half or so, The Maze Runner tells a captivating tale of survival and weaves a potentially interesting mystery. Once its path become clear, however, you realize this is a puzzle you've worked out before.
Thomas and Teresa do not speak to each other telepathically in the film.<br/><br/>Teresa doesn&#39;t go into a coma.<br/><br/>Teresa and Thomas first speak to each other in a tree top post.<br/><br/>Thomas uses a stinger from a killed griever to stab himself.<br/><br/>WICKED (World In Chaos: Killzone Experiment Department) is called WCKD in the movie.<br/><br/>&quot;WICKED is Good&quot; is not written on Teresa&#39;s arm.<br/><br/>In the film the outer sections of the maze are numbered from 1 to 8. Every night when the maze changes, it opens up a new section.<br/><br/>The key code needed to get out of the maze is a strand of numbers instead of words and it&#39;s a sequence based on a pattern of changes of the maze&#39;s outer sections.<br/><br/>The griever hole is not a void/cliff. Instead is a door/hole in the wall (seen on trailers).<br/><br/>Gally uses a gun to kill Chuck. Then, using a spear, Minho strikes and hits Gally on the chest.<br/><br/>Instead of being taken away from the Maze by bus, the gladers leave in a helicopter.<br/><br/>In the book it never rains in the maze, but in the movie it does.<br/><br/>The Serum does not come on the regular delivery via the box, instead it comes with Teresa, two of them, and they it use to cure Alby and Thomas from the stinger venom.<br/><br/>The sky of the glade/maze is not &#39;fabricated&#39;. The whole structure is actually in open sky and it can be seen at the end of the movie, as the helicopter flies by. And with that, the sky does not turn grey.<br/><br/>Gally is never being taken by a griever, but he does get stung.<br/><br/>All the scientists are already dead when the gladers get to the facility.<br/><br/>Ben is a runner in the film and he gets stung by a griever at day time when he enters the maze by himself.<br/><br/>There are no beetle blades in the movie.<br/><br/>Teresa shows up on the fourth day instead of second and she awakens later at that same day.  a5c7b9f00b