a5c7b9f00b Thomas gets deposited into an area with a bunch of other male teens who have no memory of what happened earlier, finding himself in a grassland called a glade surrounded by large, dangerous and formidable stone walls that form a maze. After an incident that occurs one night, chaos erupts and now Thomas needs to team up with a large number of gladers, destroy the cyborg monsters that haunt the glade (called grievers) and, if he can, form an escape.
Awakening in an elevator, remembering nothing of his past, Thomas emerges into a world of about thirty teenage boys, all without past memories, who have learned to survive under their own set of rules in a completely enclosed environment, subsisting on their own agriculture and supplies. With a new boy arriving every thirty days, the group has been in "The Glade" for three years, trying to find a way to escape through the Maze that surrounds their living space (patrolled by cyborg monsters named 'Grievers'). They have begun to give up hope when a comatose girl arrives with a strange note, and their world begins to change with the boys dividing into two factions: those willing to risk their lives to escape and those wanting to hang onto what they've got and survive.
After following the Maze Runner for several months I was excited to finally have a chance to watch the film, and I have to say that I was pleasantly satisfied. As a fun Summer popcorn flick, The Maze Runner effectively kept me engaged throughout. The main protagonist, Thomas, played by Dylan O'Brien, is easy to root forhe struggles to uncover the secrets of the Maze. O'Brien's performance is compelling yet not over the top; often these post-apocalyptic films can suffer from protagonists that are far too melodramatic. Ki Hong Lee,Minho, was probably the most refreshing character out of the bunch. It's obvious when you're watching the film that the filmmakers want you to notice Minho, but the film does a very good job with slowly introducing him, balancing out a level of mystique and curiosity in regards to who Minho is and what he already knows about the Maze. In addition to the two main leads, Aml Ameen and Will Poulter, who respectively portrays Alby and Gally, offers interesting personality dichotomies which further enhances the difficult obstacles that Thomas, our main protagonist, must face head-onhe uncovers the awful secrets of the Maze. Lastly one of the most intimidating and menacing characters in this film is the Maze itself. The filmmakers have done a excellent job giving life to this inanimate killing machine, constantly leaving me wondering what new and sadistic traps lied ahead for the seemingly helpless runners. <br/><br/>If character development is one of Maze Runners strongest suits than the actual plot is likely the Achilles heel. That being said, the plot isn't a complete mess, however, there were moments that left me scratching my head, releasing me from the world of the Maze, which was disappointing since the world itself was utterly captivating. <br/><br/>While I watched the film I couldn't help myself to draw comparisons to the Lord of the Flies and the Hunger Games. The community within the Maze will probably draw heavy comparisons to the characters and dilemmas that were portrayed in the Lord of the Flies novel. As for the Hunger Games comparisons, The Maze Runner affectionately tries to replicate it's bigger brother's tone and mood, and possibly it's success, by shooting the film in a similar style, i.e. film grains, shaky camera, and etc. But overall neither of these comparisons hurt the film at all, actually it perpetuated my fondness for the film since I'm a fan of both source materials. <br/><br/>When it comes down to it, the Maze Runner plays it safe, following the typical Hollywood clichés that have succeeded within the genre, at the same time effectively giving mea viewer something new. This film is far from revolutionary, but expect to see a growing franchise that will hopefully learn from some of it's initial mistakes and expand upon it's own source material, and maybe challenge the likes of the Hunger Games franchise.
Every month a cargo lift arrives at a circular glade surrounded by walls. The lift contains provisions , animals and every month a boy with no memory of his past. Every day the walls open up to a maze, at dusk the maze is closed off. At night the maze is inhabited by unfriendly spider-like creatures called grievers.<br/><br/>The film opens up following a new member of the all-male/boy community in the lift up to the glade. This turns out to be our protagonist Thomas. Thomas is initiated in the community by Alby, most senior and the first one to arrive at the glade. Thomas is soon drawn to the maze, butit turn out only runners are allowed to enter and explore it. The coming of Thomas and the events he sets in motion are likely to divide the glade community in those who want to stay in the relative safety of the glade and the ones that want answers and unrestricted freedom.<br/><br/>The movie is entertaining in its way but lacks depth and subtlety. Maybe that was not a necessity for the target audience, but it would have made a much better movie. The ending also could only have been less elegant by a cut to black and a full screen 'to be continued' message.
The Maze Runner is not a good movie, but it wins points for omitting much of what makes typical teen films excruciating.
Thomas and Teresa do not speak to each other telepathically in the film.<br/><br/>Teresa doesn'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/>"WICKED is Good" is not written on Teresa'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's a sequence based on a pattern of changes of the maze'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 'fabricated'. The whole structure is actually in open sky and it can be seen at the end of the movie,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.
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