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And WICKED has made sure to adjust the variables and stack the odds against them. The Gladers have two weeks to cross through the Scorch-the most burned-out section of the world. Thomas was sure that escape from the Maze would mean freedom for him and the Gladers. Solving the Maze was supposed to be the end. Starring Dylan O’Brien, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Kaya Scodelario, Will Poulter, Patricia Clarkson, Rosa Salazar, Aidan Gillen and Giancarlo Esposito, The Scorch Trials adapts James Dashner’s second book in “The Maze Runner” series, following Thomas and the other Gladers as they have escaped the maze and are put into a dormitory where they face new threats. You can view both the trailer and poster below! While that last chapter is yet to happen, let's pray for the last film to never get split into two.20th Century Fox has released the first trailer and poster for the upcoming sequel Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials.

That's an inevitable additional layer to the heap of flaws that piled up for this outing, but it's extremely hard to completely shrug off the film, especially with an interesting, and riproaring climax, that pretty sets the stage for the trilogy's final phase. Some new characters, like Aiden Gillen's Rat-Man, are introduced, but the rest or more than half of movie's payroll's new names, are barely, if not efficiently, utilized.

Blijf op de hoogte van de nieuwste 20th Century Fox films die in de. The first movie's $340million worldwide cume against its $34million budget has given this sequel a bigger financial resource for production, and you would thank that for 'The Scorch Trials' stunningly choreographed setpieces, looming up in and between adrenaline- propelled pursuits. jscontrollerM9mgyc jsnameqOiK6e jsactionrcuQ6b:npT2md data-ved2ahUKEwjM99qWmPP-AhXeSkEAHQjHAgcQ圜l6BAgKEAM ping/urlsat&sourceweb&rctj&url Runner: The Scorch Trials, Trailer THE SCORCH TRIALS is het vervolg op THE MAZE RUNNER, een van de tien. The Grievers are now replaced by hungrier and grotesquely more vicious Cranks, and the obstacles are updated, to provide more hair raising creeps. That being said, there are still some few things to commend, like the fact it has retained, if not improved, its scares and thrills. That's maybe the problem for someone who hasn't read the book like me, ever loaded with 'how's and 'why's, which this sequel seems uninterested in answering, until the final chapter. The marathon extravaganza hampers the characters to fully connect with each other, and engage in a conversation, lengthy enough to help us understand. It lacks genuine emotions, and there are barely plot developments well- knitted enough to spark interest. See, that's what sends this sequel spiraling down from the heights the first film has soared past in 2014. But that's just a bump, because as soon as alliances are formed and a hint of the government's agenda, is revealed, it's marathon-time again. After seemingly endless cat and mouse chases, you'd be thankful to see them stumble upon a resistance movement, giving them a few moments to rest (that gives you a moment to rest from following them). What even worse, are Cranks, James Dashner's version of zombies, joining the pursuit. 'The Gladers', still led by Thomas (Dylan O'Brien), are now on the run from the forces of WCKD, the mysterious organization that placed them in the Glade. That doesn't necessarily makes the film bereft of sense and extremely difficult to follow, but that fact itself, hinders the proceedings from delivering a comprehensible narrative. This year, 'The Scorch Trials', its sequel, keeps some of the original beats of its predecessor, but it eventually falls into the scope of the overly familiar trope that the first film has defiantly avoided, which is a bit disappointing, considering the riveting buildup they've pulled off with the first film. Last year's 'The Maze Runner' was en route to a non-conformist course off the young adult/post-apocalyptic sub-genre, delivering less familiar but appealing deviations from the more recognizable standards of the category.