Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials

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Benjamin N. @Benjamonster 4d The filmshooting and shots were beautiful, the escape from the prison was very interesting as well as everything else. This film felt like so much packed into one, which is a good thing. See more Thiago B Nov 30 The premise is interesting. However, the superficial and expository dialogues take away much of the scene's emotional weight. The chase scenes are very well shot, while the action sequences fall short. I found the contrast between the first and second film quite fascinating - the first focuses on a confined setting and a group of survivors trying to escape, while the second turns into more of a zombie movie, with generic cinematography and makeup, yet featuring a story that stands out from other zombie films. See more Caleb S. @review-person-friend77 Nov 26 I feel like this is a movie you watch just because the overarching story somewhat interesting. All I want to know is why the maze was important, but the coolest part of the trilogy—the maze—isn’t in this movie. Other than that, terrible score, poor writing and acting, cheesy lines, but hey, at least the zombies are kinda cool? I’m only watching this to get to the third movie. Hopefully that one is better than this. See more Juju S Nov 23 Ce deuxième volet ne me convainc pas du tout. Je trouve que le personnage de Theresa possède quelque chose d'altruiste que tout les autres n'ont pas. Ils ne pensent qu’à eux alors que les intentions de Theresa ne sont en réalité pas mauvaises. Bien sûr, la manière n'est pas la bonne, mais elle a raison en disant qu’ils sont peut-être la solution au problème. Certains personnages introduits dans ce film sont interessants, comme le duo père-fille, mais tout le setting du film ne m’a pas convaincue. See more Carlos T Nov 12 Filme: Maze Runner 2 Prova de Fogo Elenco: @imdylanobrien @samohtsangster @kayascods @willpoulter @kihonglee @dexterdarden @alexjflores_1 @amlameenbaby @rosasalazarbr @nathalieemmanuel @aidangillen @clarksonpatricia @lilittaylor Modelo: #ficção #ação Duração: 2h 11m Ano: 2015 Minha opinião: Mazer Runner: Correr ou Morrer (2014), Prova Mortal (2015), e Cura Mortal (2018). Esta triologia que marcou os jovens teens. Neste 2º filme da triologia ocorre com o grupo liderado por Thomaz (O’Brien) e seu grupo, fugiram do labirinto e suas bestas. E agora descobrem que existe uma cidade, muito fortemente guardada e são recebidos por Jason (Gillen) e Ava (Clarkson). Apresentam todo o local e todos ficam felizes. Mas por pouco tempo. Logo Thomaz começa a desconfiar do local. Que pessoas desaparecem, mas que na verdade eram enganados dizendo que iriram para o paraiso, mas era para o laboratório e usados como cobaia. Nisso fogem e encontram um mundo pós apocalíptico. E acabam descobrindo que existem criaturas, qual? Zumbi, sim Zumbi. E assim conhecem outros humanos que vivam ao estilo Mad MAx. E fazendo novas amizades e buscar um grupo de rebeldes que luta contra os dominantes. Ao final se surpreendem quando conhecem o que os dominantes tem feito com as pessoas. Até chegar ao final deste 2ª parte e para surpresa de serem traídos Agnes (Kaya) e vários serem capturados. Assim termina. Vale apena assistir? sim. A grande surpresa foi os zumbis. Creio que nunca imaginava. Uma boa produção e efeitos e CGI. Nota: 7,5 See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Nov 12 Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials is an ambitious sequel that successfully carries forward the momentum of the first film while expanding the scope of its dystopian universe. Picking up right where The Maze Runner left off, this installment dives headfirst into a world ravaged by chaos, where survival is no longer about escaping a maze—it’s about outlasting a collapsing society. The movie manages to maintain tension, intrigue, and action while introducing new layers to the ongoing mystery behind WCKD and the infected world outside. Director Wes Ball deserves credit for keeping the energy high and the pacing tight. The film wastes no time plunging its characters into peril, delivering set piece after set piece filled with chase sequences, explosions, and moments of pure adrenaline. While some critics dismissed the sequel as overly chaotic, it actually thrives on its unpredictability. Each environment—from the desolate urban ruins to the eerie desert wastelands—feels alive and dangerous, reinforcing the idea that the world itself has become the maze. Dylan O’Brien continues to shine as Thomas, bringing both strength and vulnerability to his performance. His determination to uncover the truth about WCKD gives the story its heart, grounding all the spectacle in genuine emotional stakes. The chemistry among the cast remains one of the film’s greatest strengths, especially between O’Brien and Thomas Brodie-Sangster’s Newt. Their bond feels authentic and adds depth to the ensemble dynamic. While the screenplay doesn’t always hit every emotional note as cleanly as it could, it still offers solid structure and purpose. The dialogue is serviceable, if not particularly memorable, but the world-building is strong enough to compensate. What truly holds the film back is not its content but its marketing. The Scorch Trials deserved a larger cultural footprint than it received. It’s a sequel that should have cemented the franchise’s place alongside The Hunger Games or Divergent, but poor promotion left it underappreciated by mainstream audiences. There’s also an impressive balance between action and mystery here. The infected “Cranks” introduce a horror element that blends seamlessly with the series’ sci-fi roots, and the cinematography captures both the dread and desolation of a dying world. This tonal shift makes the film darker and grittier than its predecessor, which works in its favor—it’s no longer just a puzzle, it’s a fight for humanity. Ultimately, Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials is a strong continuation that proves the franchise had far more to offer than it was ever given credit for. It’s not a perfect sequel, but it’s a gripping, well-directed, and visually striking one. The film’s biggest failure lies not in its storytelling, but in the lack of recognition it received. For fans of dystopian action with heart and grit, this remains one of the most underrated entries of its genre. See more Read all reviews

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