REACTING to *The Maze Runner 2: The Scorch Trials* SHE DID WHAT??!! (First Time Watching)
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James, Nobu, Hayley and Stella are reacting to The Maze Runner 2: The Scorch Trails and she did what?? This movie takes it to the next level as WCKD helps the kids? Sorta? See as Thomas and the crew take on a new challenge in the scorch trails! Enjoy this first time watching The Maze Runner 2!
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Book readers..did you like this one??
Yeah, was ok
Yes! It felt like we finally got to understand more of what started the maze trials to begin with, and it felt like we were right there alongside the Gladers as they faced Phase 2! It was awesome! So excited that y'all are reacting to The Scorch Trials! Can't wait for your reaction to The Death Cure!
I'm probably in the minority,but I loves this movie way more than the book
For me personally i felt as if they tried to mimic hunger games a bit, especially at the end of this movie and i didn´t like that. Some changes i understand form the book to movie adaptation, but they changed the premise completely and i wasn´t so sure/happy about that during the first watch. All in all it was a solid movie and continuation of awesome series :D
This movie is like an escape, but the book is really a test, so its very different! But i still love it
I really liked how they picked up on Newt being the one to give Winston the gun. The fandom of TMR definitely headcanon Newt as a 'mother figure' of sorts plus in canon he was the second hand to Alby and in charge when Alby wasn't. He most likely felt responsible for every single person in the glade even when Thomas took a more prominent leadership role. He most likely knew Winston for years and understood that it was him who needed to give him the gun- that was his responsibility as much as it probably killed him inside.
There’s no mention of Winston dying in the books though. I mean, Thomas wrenched that silver ball of his head and he became a bald disfigured mess, but it wasn’t clear if he was one of those killed by the lightening.
@@JohnM...yeah, but they’re talking about the movie
Not all of them are immune. In the second book they actually get read a list of who is immune and who isn’t and it is a very heartbreaking scene because a certain someone isn’t immune…
Third book, not the second
In a weird way, this made Teresa's character more interesting. She's not the typical female character that always follows the male character's lead. She's going to be more than just a damsel in distress. Theresa is someone who has her own methods and morals and someone who genuinely feels she's doing the right thing. Hearing about people being infected is one thing but watching someone you love going through the same thing can traumatize someone. I just wish Teresa simply talked to her friends about it instead of just calling Ava and the others.
I didn’t read Maze Runner books, but why is this trial needed? All the mazes and everything, why can’t they just do a blood test for everybody? Anyway, I’d still pushed Teresa off that cliff
What makes Teresa so horrifying is that she's so willing to inflict trauma after trauma on everyone else around her without a care in the world.
@@rivervixens06 Explanation of why they (WCKD) do what they do comes in the 3rd film. It’s damn near horrific, tbh, especially considering most of Immune & test subjects are teenagers or younger kids-even mere children-but it might just make you sit back a hot minute and think on how the human brain functions.
@@xejelah Actually it’s not that she doesn’t care, it’s that coz of the life she herself has lived (watching her mother lose her humanity, then getting taken in for care by WCKD and growing up mostly to a lab life) and thanks to how the maze trials progressed, and because WCKD’s methods are yielding *some* results, she’s become blind to other possible approaches to the whole operation.
@@thatfilmydesaikid it’s basically like covid cure tested on human but it’s actually zombie virus? Got it. Well then in that case it’s like doing the wrong thing for the right cause? I watched the 3rd film btw but a long time ago.
Maybe there should’ve been more ethical ways of doing this right?
At 46:37 It was said in the books and was vaguely shown in the movie that George was the first person to die in the maze. In the first movie there was a grave that Thomas stumbled upon in the woods while getting fertilizer and it belonged to George. I watched the movie before I read the books but when I rewatched after I had read them, I put it together.
It’s kinda sad, right, that Brenda’s brothers name was scratched out in the maze…
There was actually a George in the maze with them but he died. His name was on the wall with the others but it was crossed out. I didn’t know until I re watched the movie a while back.
They also had a small shrine made for him within the Glade that Thomas walks by and is keenly looking at when he gets ambushed by Ben.
Apparently Dashner confirmed that the grave in the first movie was actually the leader before Alby. His name was George, and it was confirmed he was indeed Brenda's brother.
In the book he died trying to climb the box when it wasn't there he was cut into two
It is annoying that Thomas is always looking around instead of/while running, but he's also always coming up with smart plans, and you can't do that unless you take the time to analyze your situation. That's what I always thought about it. Yeah, it doesn't always work and sometimes he just has to book it even harder to compensate for the lost time, but sometimes it gives him more information to work with and devise clever solutions. :)
33:18 Nobu made me laugh so much! "Why are we looking at it? I don't care about some random roots" 😂
I kinda want you guys to see the bloopers too, now 😅
Also, I've read the books and although I've forgotten most of the stuff, one thing I clearly remember is how much I hated Theresa. Watching the movies, they made her actions more bearable (still bad) but you can kind of see her reasoning to a certain point. Unfortunately, I couldn't shake how I felt about her reading the books
omg yes the bloopers are absolutely hilarious that would be 100% worth it for them to check out
No literally I hated Teresa with a burning passion in the books; they truly toned down her character arc in the movies
I'm so confused why everyone hates her. The books CLEARLY state that Teresa didn't betray or toy with him, she was literally force to by WICKED. They said "do this or we kill Thomas" so what other option did she have? The author himself doesn't get the hate either 🤷🏻♀️ did you all not understand her situation when you read it?
so based on the books (the last 2 are prequel books) we find out that Sonya (the blonde girl Kat McNamara plays from Eris's maze) is actually Newt's sister. They were separated for the Mazes and because their memories were wiped, they didn't know. I don't remember if it's ever stated that Sonya or Newt ever get those memories back, but I know a fan headcannon is that eventually, they reconnected.
i know for a fact newt did not since him, thomas and minho didn't trust the offer of getting their memories back. i... don't think we hear much from sonya. infact I think she gets merced by one of WICKEDs creatures.
How would Newt and Sonya eventually reconnect when he dies?
The spot where Winston should be standing being empty after the gunshot haunts me
I told you guys this was gonna be a thrill ride! Number 3 winds down a bit more in the action department but you get more character interaction and more moral dilemmas and also, even more character growth! It’s sooo good! Number 3 is my fave of the whole trilogy, only because of my fave character has an excellent story arc… that’s all I’ll say. But yes definitely very cinematic and has lots of ups and downs and edge of your seat moments
Also Brenda kissing Thomas wouldn’t infect him because the virus has to be introduced to the bloodstream and carried to the brain… unless she bit his tongue, there’s no way she could infect him…I kept hearing this in other reactions lol
I think I know who u talking about and was also happy for that character 🤭
@@chajong00 Me too.. when I first saw that in theatres I’m like Omfg that was the last person I expected to see… but I’m so fucking happy they did that! Maybe it’s just nostalgia but i loved it
I think I have a pretty good idea who you're talking about, and I giggled when I read your comment; it's always one of the best moments in reactions~^.^
@@Ivar3587 exactly
@Dayspring it’s not meant for everyone love that’s okay..I’m sure there’s movies you love that I’d dislike too. But thanks for commenting.. Any particular reason why you thought that?
What I dislike most is that Teresa is way nicer in this movie. She betrayed Thomas way more. So her and him can talk Telephaticly in the first book, so like when it suddenly gets turned off for him in the start of this book is really stress. But then he gets one message of her saying "something really bad is about to happen but you have to trust me" (also him and her are like actually a thing). And we have this scene where she and Aris (Aris can talk to Rachel Telephaticly, until they kill her) are trying to force Thomas into this weird room bc "wicked said so" and we find out she was only using Thomas and her and Aris were together (they kiss right in front of him) and she hits him in the head with a speare Repeatedly until he does what they said.... and anytime we see her again she's always like "I'm sorry.. but it was the only way.. and we should listen to them... wicked is good" AND NO. Like in the nicest way possible... I say I hate Teresa's guts. 😤 She toys with and is so Manipulative to Thomas and his feelings
100% agree, I despised her in the books and in the movies it was more disgust since I already knew her character. Out if all the characters she was the least accurate.
Yes, exactly everything you said. I was waiting for your comment 💜. It may be that Teresa has been traumatized by everything she saw and experienced, but that does not justify her betraying her family, because Thomas and the others were her family. Until now I don't understand how, being the erudite they say she was, she didn't realize that wicked was good, if all they did were cruel and inhumane acts, claiming that the end justifies the means and that they were only trying find the cure. And for those who read the books, they know that wicked was the one who started everything, the disease, the cranks and all that, so everything they did was not out of kindness but rather because of an attempt to clear their name and that's it. It may have been good intentions at first, but as they became more inhuman one realized that they only did things out of guilt, remorse, and to try to clear their consciences 😤
I read those books years and years ago and I’ve only seen the movies recently, so I completely forgot why I hated book Teresa so much more than movie Teresa…thank you for reminding me 🤣🤣
I actually like the way they managed to make me understand her, her goals and motivations and fear and regrets, while still getting across that what she did wasn't good. In the book it was like the author was trying to do the same and get me to be touched by her relationship with Thomas and how special it was, but it just never quite worked since she was also way more dislikeable and I couldn't understand her reasoning at all or how Thomas could like her. The movies even made me tear up when, you know, Death Cure happened, which was awesome to me who was expecting to be cheering instead lol. Imo they improved her character in a way.
THANK YOU! I despise seeing her character on screen and made her seem much less evil. But the difference in character comes from the difference in movie-book adaptation. I just wish people who haven’t read the books knew how cruel she really was.
18:30 correction, only some of them are immune, such as Minho, fry, and Thomas
i remember watching this in cinemas and, when i read the books, i didn’t exactly imagine it being so zombie like. needless to say i found the entire movie a very stressful experience😂
same!! when i saw the movie i was really surprised that they basically portrayed them as zombies, because they aren't really in the books, they're more human, just humans gone mad from the virus. I'm actually pretty disappointed they went the full zombie route with the movie since I'm really not a fan, but then again zombies were big around the time it was made/came out, so in hindsight not so surprising I guess. :/
6:37 Ahhhhh yes, movie vents. Vents that are the perfect size for ANYONE to crawl around in plus so clean you can literally eat food on the ground in one.
Also, Thomas now knows what a TV dinner feels like.
Movie vents also lack the ungodly amounts of filth and dirt that collect in them
I never read the books but I really enjoyed these and Dyan o Brien actully got hurt during the train scene it took him awhile to recover & be back to Teen Wolf . Ugh that series is so heartfelt
I think Teen Wolf was in its final season around the time-frame you’ve mentioned, and iirc he actually did a movie in the recovery period; “American Assassin”, with Michael Keaton.
22:22 the thing is, they were never safe. it was a false safety. eventually, with or without Thomas, they would've been put in danger. and without him, they would've had, like, zero information lol most of them would've died immediately. don't forget that everyone who stayed behind died, and only a few people in Thomas' group died. also without him, everyone in his group would've been hung up in that room and put on ice. everyone wants to blame the catalyst, but they forget that the events would've happened that way anyways - the catalyst just allows you to get ahead of it and plan - even if only for a few minutes, it's a helluva lot more than they would've ever had otherwise.
i remember feeling kinda disappointed with the changes that were made when the movies came out but over the years having watched them many times over i've come to just really like the way things were dealt with and i think i like the third movie more than i liked the third book in many ways now
Book funfact; Sonya (girl with the long blonde hair) is actually Newt’s sister. But they forgot that because their memories got erased
Don't know if someone explained this yet but not everyone was immune, the maze was a test and those that escaped the maze are most likely the best candidates to find a cure it's why the friend and the little girl got infected infected.
Stella look like disney character bruhh, I love her eyes n her facial expression, she just look like disney Princess 😍😍❤❤
James: I want the maze in this movie to be just them being lost in the air vents.
Ah, yes. The Vent Crawler.
george was in their maze:) there’s a comic about him and alby. george was second in the maze but got stung so alby had to bury him. george’s grave is the one thomas saw before getting attacked by the other runner
as for ur question at 46:40 "wasnt there a george in the maze with them?" technicly no but also yes in first movie when he was sent into the woods to get fertalizer right before he was attacked by the runner who was stung.. he found what looked like a gravestone or an altar maby both with the name george on it ( i rewatched the first one cuz i swear i heard or saw the name somewhere :D
Technically YES, lol. We don’t know if it was the same George that was Brenda’s brother but there was *A* George in Alby & Newt’s maze (not calling it Thomas’ maze coz Alby was technically the first and Newt was second in-command), and since we’re going by in-universe stuff, prob’ly should just assume that George was indeed her brother that she mentions.
@@thatfilmydesaikid yee thats my though it could be any george but its kinda too much of a coincadence
Yup the name George is also on the stone wall and it's crossed.
Yep! In the books, George is the first Glader to die as well! I'm pretty sure he was stung by a Griever, but I'm not entirely sure!
@_ Scriblr _ No he wasn't stung. George is the example for the gladers not to try and go down the box after its gone because at some point the thing kicks in and It slices you in half. That is one of the way the gladers tried to escape and sadly George is the one that went down to try. His grave is an example in the books. Also in the books the box regularly provides the serums to cure getting stung so no one really dies from them. They call it the changing because the memories the boys get change them completely.
Watching a group of people experience the same pain and exact emotions I experienced as a like, 12 year old is kinda amazing
😂😂
I love how you talk about 2015 like it was decades ago 🤣
Well, next year it will be soooo 😅
The movies are almost completely different to the books but for me I view them as 2 equally great stories. I think the director and writer etc went down the right path with the changes they made as film is a completely different form of story telling to books and I think if they had tried to stay accurate to the books it would not have translated well. Also love your reaction! Keep it up!
Since you guys didn't seem to understand why the storm in the movie was so dramatic, I heard that it's based on a theoretical scientific study, Scientists say that If the Earth were to suffer such a severe Scorched climate change like this, It's believed that the weather would be all screwed up and superheated over time it would settle into more vicious weather system, Which could last forever, Unless the Earth grows green again
After Death Cure, I cannot recommend American Assassin enough, it's another Dylan O'Brien film, that's based on a series of books. It came out in the same year as Death Cure and Bumblebee (another film Dylan was part of as a voice actor). And also the first scene you see in Death Cure, Dylan actually ended up getting hurt doing that stunt, and the scene used in the film is the same shot that Dylan got hurt in while filming. Also fair warning, Death Cure may make y'all cry
hey ya'll just a few things i think are helpful whiel not being spoilers to better understand :)
1. George (Brendas brother) was in fact one of the maze runners in the glade from the first movie. We never meet him but we see his name crossed out on the stone and a memorial for him in the woods before Thomas is attacked.
2. Regarding the virus, it is in fact the same virus from the first movie. There are different stages of the virus as the body becomes more and more infected. Some people turn quicker than others. This is slightly different from the books. Fun fact, in the books both Jorge and Brenda are both infected cranks when the crew meets them however they are in the early stage and never completely turn.
3. With the maze runners, some are immune and some aren't. You don't know which ones are immune and which aren't until the infection. The non-immune ones were put into the maze with the immune as a kind of scientific ''control'.
4. Teresa was given back ALL of her memories at the beginning of the movie, hence why she looks betrayed when its revealed Thomas gave info to the rebellion because she was loyal.
Hope this helped with some of the questions.
Fun fact: the underground tunnels bit was inspired by the Las Vegas underground tunnels where people actually hideout and squat below the Vegas Strip.
i watched this movie alone, in the dark at home when i was like 13... i wasnt prepared for so many zombie like people haha
did like the movie in general tho and cant wait to see you react to the last one
also... ive watched the behind the scenes/outtakes so many times that whenever i watch the movies (especially this one) i only think about all the funny outtakes haha
like the cast just breaking into song or dance or dylan screaming 'hide, hide' everone looking around and then 'fuck where?'
the cast was just amazing
The movie deviate from the books in serval ways but they are united in making us hate Theresa.
I feel like the author was shocked by just how much she was hated in the books so changed the movie plot/added the prequel to make her reedemable
I'd be more shocked that the author had Teresa be so manipulative and constantly betray Thomas without expecting her to be seen as anything less than a traitorous villain.
In all fairness, for an author their characters’ motivations are clear, so it’s unsurprising that they might be empathetic to the character & blind to how others would react to certain story/character beats.
I'm right there with the author, I don't understand why everyone hates her. The books CLEARLY state that she didn't betray or toy with him, she was literally force to by WICKED. When they took her they gave her 2 options: either do this to Thomas or we kill him. So what else could she do? 🤷🏻♀️ That's why Thomas forgives her later
@@Naahi95she is selfish and content watching the people she “cares about” suffer in her place when she could put herself under the knife and not them. y’know, like the ACTUAL selfless character thomas does in the end
24:50 Oh, hell yeah. Minho Just gets struck by lightning then he acquires Jamie Fox Electro powers. 😆
recommending "hoodwinked", "racing stripes", "flushed away", "the boxtrolls", "the dark crystal" (reboot series and film), "mowgli: legend of the jungle", "watership down" (reboot series), "the book of life", "gnomeo and juliet" and "a monster in paris"
with the lightning scene, there's a low chance of dying from being struck, but there are a lot of bad effects it can have on you
i actual love this movie and the next one in fact death cure is my favorite movie of this franchise, and as a person who read the books multiple times i personally believe that the reason they made soo many changes is because the details of the last two books are very difficult to make movies out of, they’re great in book format but i don’t think they would’ve translated well in movie format
25:07 that jump scare got me 🤣🤣 awesome reaction! Really enjoyed this one
Fun Fact: The guy who plays Newt, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, voices Ferb from Disney's Phineas & Ferb!
Loved the reaction. It was great!
The books explain so much that the movies aren’t. And Scorch Trials is very different from the book. I just finished it about a week ago and I gotta say it was… amazing! Though surprisingly watching the movie again I can actually see a few similarities, like the lightning with Minho, the tunnels with Thomas and Brenda (except that was quite different in the book), and I never imagined them as ‘zombies’ exactly. The Cranks are definitely way less scary in the book but still can scare ya for sure. Haha reading through the book I was like “Wes what did you do when directing this movie” because it’s so different.
I just got the notification for borrowing Death Cure so I am super stoked to start reading it and see the differences between it and the movie.
I’ve haven’t gotten that far in reading the series yet but apparently The Fever Code explains how and why the Maze was built. And slo how Thomas and Teresa are a part of it.
Seriously though you guys NEED to read the books!! I can say I am definitely a fan of both.
Also fun fact at 18:48 in the bloopers the crow wouldn’t actually fly away 😂.
Well that’s all I’ve got to say so far. I can not wait for your reaction to Death Cure!!
Maze runner 2 is very amazing. And both maze runner movies are incredible.
The second movie is the one the furthest it diviated from the books storyline. Is a complete different story haha
It still has some aspects and the Vibe is the same, but in general the plot is the most different.
The second book is my favourite from the saga, is soo good with so many intense moments. Is such and ecxiting story, is so well narrated...
Some notes in comparison to the books though:
1. The Crancks are not so much as zombies but normal people who slowley went mad due to the Virus atacking the brain. The first time I wtached the movies I really didn't like they made them stright up zombies. But is fine. Also the Virus Transmits through air, not from bites or scratches.
2. In the books, Theresa's betrayel wasn't so much of her agreeing with WKCD and choosing them, but about her Betraying Thomas' HEART. The books betrayel is so heartbraking you can't help it but hate Theresa as much as Thomas. In the movies they made it esier to understand her perspective, in the books you can only forgive her in restrospective when you realized she wasn't that bad xD
3. In the books the "Dessert Walk" was a literal trial. WKCD sended them to that desserted zone in some type of "Quest" in which they had to arrive to a specific place at a specific time to "Pass The Trial". And a lot of shit happens in between xd
Also, they explained in the first movie they do all this extreme experiments to see how their brains work to try and figure out what makes them inmune, based on the fact the Virus atacks the brain. Putting someone in those conditions can activate the most ptimitive and instictive part of the brain. Because thtas what the cranck in the "Past Gone" are, no thought, just pure animalistic crazy behavior. So they try to compare and analize what makes them different to see if based on that they can find the reason and work around that to try and make a cure.
So they would put them in the most extremly dangerous situations but also in the most peacefull ones, basically messing with their minds and emotions to recolect the most information they can to see how their brain works. Is extreme, but they thought of that as the Best and Fastest way to try and get the answers they are looking for.
The emotional rollercoster they made Thomas go through in the second book has no comparison haha. We end up as mess up in the head as Thomas XD
the scream my friends and i let out when Teresa betrayed them in the theatre
saw Stella's nose move at the very beginning. I thought maybe it was a I dream of Jeannie shoutout or reference. But I'm probably thinking too deep again lol
You mean Samantha from Bewitched right?
I would done the same if I were her. WICKED city looks nice and clean and she gets to have a fairly normal job and living. Though I would NEVER called them to get me so recklesly. I would wait for Right Arm to abandon that place in the mountains as they planned and THEN I would called them to pick me up. That part, that is a true betrayal on her part. She could've easily act based on her morals and not betray her friends. Especially after all of what they've been together.
Also, Jupiter is a gas giant so its storms don't look like this. :) Just my little nitpick.
The book had talking zombies, but the movies should be taken as their own entity
Congrats on 120k subscribers on the channel you guys.
Also it’s Interesting you released your reaction to _The Scorch Trails_ just 4 days after ANGELINA did her reaction to that film.
Angelina's already seen the films before and knew what was gonna happen. She just pretends to not know anything.
@@MissMartianDCAU was literally just about to say Angies was essentially a rewatch
@@MissMartianDCAUSorry for the late response even if that were the case the fact that the White Noise Reacts channel reacted to the Maze Runner films just 3-4 days after ANGELINA feels more than just a coincidence.
@@ajandrianjafymusic Even so, but the fact that the White Noise Reacts channel reacted to the _Maze Runner_ films just 3-4 days after ANGELINA uploaded her reactions to the Maze Runner films feels more of a coincidence.
The thing about the last 2 books is that they're a tad convoluted. The movies make things more straightforward believe it or not LOL. Also I'm only a few minutes in but the first movie discussed the Flare virus and showed it's affects, so there was a precursor to the zombie-like stuff haha
they're convoluted to a degree that it's almost ridiculous lmao first time i tried reading the series i got so irritated after finishing the second book that i distinctly remember stashing all the books at the back of my shelf and refusing to pick them back up for a whiiiile, but honestly the second book specially just felt a bit too much like going in circles over and over again
@@fernandaparraguirre5237 Yeah The Scorch Trials was definitely the worst offender @_@
There actually was a guy named George that was in the maze it was carved into the wall where they put people’s name if you remember that
8 years and this movie's thrill is still chef's kiss 🤌🏻
We learn a number of things during "The Scorch Trials." We learn that the immunes can treat the Flare, but they can't cure it. The whole idea behind the Trials is to create something like engrams in the brain which would alter the brain's chemistry and so the enzyme which is used as a treatment. The idea is that if the right combination of engrams is produced through the Trials, which are complex and terrifying puzzles to solve, a cure might be found. It's the trilogy's McGuffin, so you can't read too much into it, however. When Thomas and the Gladers arrive at Jansen's facility, none of the immunes is a cure. At Jansen's facility, phase two begins. Phase two consists of virtual Trials which explains some of the headgear on the immunes. At the same time, the enzyme is being extracted directly from their brains. Presumably this is for efficacy testing as well as use in treatment.
You were certainly right about Theresa. In our hero's adventure-journey, Theresa clearly represents the monomyth's temptress who tries to derail Thomas. She doesn't tempt Thomas with sex, but with arguments both logical and emotional advocating WCKD's viewpoint. It's reasonable to suspect her from the very beginning. Unlike Thomas, she completely broke the Glade's paradigm. Her arrival in the Glade is untimely, she's female, and she heralds the end of the Glade's supply lifeline. Totally inauspicious. Kaya Scodelario does a good job of making her character seem suspect from the get-go. There always seems to be a mistrust-invoking aura about her. In the "Scorch Trials," she tells Thomas "Everything was fine until you ...." This implies she never approved of what he'd done. Thomas' drug-induced dream-vision at Marcus' party makes it clear Theresa wasn't part of Thomas' betrayal of WCKD. Thomas obviously acted alone. The longer Theresa is in contact with Thomas through the first two films, the further she seems to move away from him. This begs the question of why Theresa was sent to the Glade. In the first film, Thomas himself even asks her if she's sure she doesn't remember more of her past life. Does he have some subconscious doubt about her? There are interesting parallels between Theresa and Thomas. Both Theresa and Thomas are betrayers. Which one is evil depends on your answer to the films' theme: Does the end justify means? They both want a cure for the Flare. However, Theresa/WCKD are ruthless in pursuit of a cure, willing to sacrifice however many immunes it takes. Thomas, on the other hand, is completely altruistic. He will sacrifice himself but not others.
One wonders if after Thomas stung himself in the first film, he doesn't remember more than he lets on. He acts like he does. He seems to know why he was put into the Glade. Earlier, he told Newt and the others he didn't recognize Theresa, but we know he did. Very uncharacteristic of Thomas to lie. Does he have subconscious suspicions about Theresa and not want to give voice to them? Or is he afraid admitting he knows Theresa will make the Gladers more suspicious of him? In the second film, the purpose behind Thomas' questioning by Jansen may be to ascertain whether Thomas can be rehabilitated and brought back into the WCKD fold. Thomas clearly was a valued asset to WCKD before his fall from grace. If he'd passed Jansen's test, he would have had his memory completely restored like Theresa apparently did. After Theresa's memory is restored, it's increasingly clear Theresa approves of WCKD and its means. She even begins subtly showing disgust or animosity towards Thomas. Her reaction as she looked at the handheld radio at Jorge's hold sealed the deal. She is going to betray Thomas. The only question was under what circumstances, although you might assume it'll happen when the maximal harm will be done.
In "Scorch Trials" we discover why Thomas was put into the Glade. He'd betrayed WCKD to the Right Arm. Specifically, he informed the Right Arm about the locations of all WCKD's facilities. Presumably, Thomas was sentenced to the Glade in lieu of immediate death because he was an immune, and WCKD didn't want to "waste" his death. In other words, the prospective trauma his death might cause the other Gladers which might enhance the efficacy of their anti-Flare enzyme. His WCKD tag readout at Jorge's did say "To be killed." On the other hand, since Thomas was the best and brightest of the immunes, WCKD may have hoped he'd serve as a catalyst for the Gladers and bring the experiment to completion. That's certainly what happened. So, they may have intended to send him to the Glade all along, and he just made it easier for them. That said, it's clear from what both Jansen and Ava Paige say in the second film that they want Thomas back in WCKD. He clearly was important before the Glade, and his importance to WCKD may have increased afterwards because he did successfully solve the maze. What does Ava Paige say at the end of the first film: "Thomas continues to surprise and impress. He may be the key."
There's an especially interesting scene near the end of "Scorch Trials." WCKD has seized control of the Right Arm base because of Theresa's treachery and is ready to evacuate the immunes and kill the Right Arm personnel. Thomas, who had escaped, surrenders himself. This is really an act of desperation. He has a bomb, and he's trying to make a bargain with WCKD. He suspects WCKD wants him. This is confirmed by Jansen who says: "Where's Thomas?" He might not like Thomas at this point, but he wants him alive. Thomas threatens to blow himself up unless WCKD releases the immunes, but WCKD rejects his offer. Here's where Thomas being selfless to a fault has hoisted him onto the horns of a dilemma. If he kills himself, he accomplishes nothing. Yeah, he escapes WCKD, but he doesn't save the others. Saving the others is his goal. He doesn't care about himself. When the others indicate they are willing to die, too, to escape WCKD, Thomas has a tough choice to make. Does he kill them all. Again, yes, they escape WCKD, but Thomas really wants them to live and live free from WCKD. If he relents, then they are all under WCKD control. He doesn't want that, either. There is the dilemma. The choice should be the one that's the closest to the actual objective. That must be life, of a sort, under WCKD. While there's life, there's hope. But that doesn't seem to be the direction Thomas is inclining towards. It would have been a mistake for Thomas to kill them all. Theresa and Ava Paige plead with Thomas to relent. Ava Paige even tells him "Everything can go back to the way it was." In other words, Thomas can have his memory back and rejoin WCKD. She meant it, too, because Ava Paige was actually a foster mother for Thomas. The brutal killing of Mary by Jansen coupled with this counteroffer from Ava Paige, which may have tempted him, may be what was pushing Thomas towards blowing them all up. Fortunately, Jorge rescues Thomas from this dilemma.
The tragic irony is that WCKD should have accepted Thomas' offer and let the other immunes go free.
"Scorch Trials" is a very good sequel to "Maze Runner."
I love Alan Tudyk (plays Marcus) and it's rare to see him in a serious role. Glad to see him. Also, I don't know why but I always find the lotus eaters reference tacky and cheesy when it's done in an adventure film
Maze runner 2 was definitely the best one in the trilogy In my opinion
Deam, I remember it being sooo bad that I almost fell asleap xD The book was just 100000 times better.
As a Finn it was really surprising to hear Nobu mention Finland in the middle of the video 😄
Yes, but russia did not invade Finland. She invaded Ukraine now and other countries before. #RussiaIsATerroristState
Been waiting for this all week and I'm so excited now!
as a book fan, I really liked this movie even tho it deviated from the book a lot, the second book was suuuuper brutal and would've been interesting as a movie but I'm not really dissapointed :)
43:02 lucky dude 😔
They aren’t zombies really. They are people who’ve had portions of their neural pathways SLOWLY and PAINFULLY deteriorate. They are still alive and driven to a type of psychomachia where they are driven towards acts of the grotesque. Think about PANDAS on crack. Kids that have had streptococcal infections that have had anti-bodies get into the brain…this leads to PANDAS, which is a neurological condition where the children (3+) can get extremely violent and destructive. The severity of the symptoms varies depending on the the kids ‘Group A Streptococcus’
YESSSSSSSSSS I NEEDED THIS REACTION SOOO BADLY LMAOO
"a lot less closely" is a bit of an understatement LOL
tbh i dont think theres a single similarity i can think of between the scorch trials/the death cure movies and books (not including characters)
i think it would rlly cool if u guys did what u did with harry potter by reading the books (but obviously only if u want to and have time)
I thought the same when she said that haha. The Vibe is there, but plot wise, the second movie is the one that most departed from the books.
Oh the death cure is gonna be shocking for y'all
"Never take a drink from a stranger", sound advice, but isn't most bartenders or barkeeps strangers to the customers?
Yess, I’m the Glade there’s George’s name sadly crossed out when Thomas arrives
I can't stand Teresa, but it definitely makes her more interesting to want to go back.
Minho gets shot with a tazer, "Will you stop it!" Seriously, they need to leave my boy Minho alone. Gets struck by lightning, gets taken by Wicked. I love him, stop hurting my boy.
I remember being livid walking out of the movie theater when this film first came out. They almost completely changed the plot and most of my favorite parts weren't even present. I actually felt that way with the first movie too, since they changed Alby's entire character and had him be the first Glader who stayed there for a month BY HIMSELF.
HOWEVER, I will say that now that I've watched these movies multiple times over the years, I love how everything played out much more! Don't get me wrong, I still wish they would have included the Cranks in an interesting way like in the book (they were smart as well as terrifying), and the exciting trial the character went on through the desert (Janson tells the boy's that none of them are immune and that they'll have to get through the scorch to a particular place at a particular time to get the cure, which are all lies, of course).
I think the second book is where most readers had problems because there's just too much going on and it's, personally, a bit boring. I think the movies are a bit more fun and the books are great if you want to learn more about the lore and characters! These movies helped to connect the story in an interesting way and I'm glad I can appreciate that now that I'm older.
My aunt has been hit 3 different times by lightning, twice directlly once through the barn handle, she's still puttering around so it is possible to live, takes forever to recover though
That sniper shot from Newt tho… so cool! Newt doesn’t have the most actions in the series but every time he does something, it’s always cool 👍
Love watching ALL your reactions (just quietly im trying to catch up on all the reactions)... totally my favs are the horrors, but now getting into watching reactions to suspense, action movies... all your different opinions the funny facials LOVELOVELOVE keep up the amazing work.
The girls are so pretty just had to mention it 🥰
The book was very different but I read the books just before the 1st film came out so I didn't have that much attachment. I kinda always just viewed the books and films as separate entities... like a multiversal version that differs 🤣 love the film though, so entertaining and gripping! The cranks in the shopping centre NO THANK YOU 🤢
Brenda’s brother was in the maze. On the wall where they wrote the names in the first movie, his name was on the wall but it was crossed out, he died before Thomas got there.
the guy you said you guys recognize that was alan cummings he also stars in the good wife and firefly
This trilogy has SOOOO many stars that are recognizable but I just do not remember their names
The guy from Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, The guy from King Arthur, The lady from The Haunting!!!
25:05 OMFG ALL YOUR REACTIONS IM DYING 🤣
This one strayed from the books because in the book The Scorch Trials was an actual trial, like the maze, whereas in the movie it was an escape. I get why they changed it because the majority of the second book was there 100 mile walk through the scorch, which might not have been as entertaining on screen, but I loved it in the book, it was also very gory in the book, stuff they couldn’t put in the movie and keep the rating at PG-13.
In the next reaction I'm gonna explain why I prefer the books 😂 I will spoil your experience if I tell you here. Waiting for the next reactions. Thanks guys 💜
The guy who plays Marcus is also in a tv show called Dollhouse.
Guys, you don't need a ton of medical equipment to cut off a leg. You just need something to tie it off to stop blood loss, something to cut it off with, and something to cauterize the stump with. Piece of cake!
Lucky me... i watched Maze Runner 1 reaction a couple hours before and now I get this... Thamks guys... Nice reaction
Thank you guys for the video. It is interesting to look at the reaction of a person who watches your favorite film for the first time. Looking forward to part three!
I hated Teresa so much for this when she called WICKED
You guys made me think about it. George Brenda's brother, his name was on the wall in the first movie. That's soo crazy!!
Just remember not all of them are immunes, some are normal people put there to compare both types of people
Please do react to BEN-HUR (1959), the film of the century. You'll enjoy the chariot race... perhaps the origin of The Fast and the Furious.
Super fun you guys thanks!
Let's go!! Love this series!!
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One thing that always bothers me about the movie and now I can’t unsee it is how the group randomly loses a member during on of the chase scenes. No on screen death or even mention and it kinda makes the whole situation scarier with the fact that one kid died off screen and our characters don’t even realize it.
That kid's death is in the deleted scenes. But he was never introduced as a character, we never heard his voice and barely see his figure in the movie so it's not really a big deal c'mon.
his death can be compared to one of the first glader's death during the last escape through the maze
Percy Jackson next plz
would love to see you react to: ❤✨The Book of Life (2014) ❤✨
Maleficent & Maleficent 2 (2014/2019)
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016)
The Invisible Man (2020)
there was actually george in the maze. was believe he was the first one to die in the maze bcs his tombstone looks the oldest, his name was written on the graveyard tomb and it was shown briefly when thomas got attacked by ben, and also on the wall, george name got scratched out
R.I.P Winston and Chuck 😭
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Love your reactions you guys are great
Can you guys and the girls react to Titanic??
Great video - Hayley your lipstick is pure perfection. Can you share what the brand and color is?
I'll never understand why so many people forgive Theresa
i dont FORGIVE her persay, but at least in the movie I can understand her reasonings.
Honestly the people that forgive her are normally the ones who’ve only seen the movies and not read the books. Like her betrayal in the movies was meh compared to how deeply it actually ran In the books
@@ajandrianjafymusic How? She didn't betray anyone in the books. She had to play along because WICKED was threatening her with killing Thomas. Only Thomas never got over it. Really, how is it a betrayal?
I would done the same if I were her. WICKED city looks nice and clean and she gets to have a fairly normal job and living. Though I would NEVER called them to get me so recklesly. I would wait for Right Arm to abandon that place in the mountains as they planned and THEN I would called them to pick me up. That part, that is a true betrayal on her part. She could've easily act based on her morals and not betray her friends. Especially after all of what they've been together.
@@petrastein2531 RIGHT? I'm so confused why everyone hates her. I read the books and they CLEARLY state that she didn't betray or toy with him, she was literally force to by WICKED. The author doesn't get the hate either 🤷🏻♀️ I guess people are stupid and can't understand simple texts lmao
This is 1 has all been my fav out of the 3
The right arm of wicked lmaoo imagine if this was the case 😂
I don't know how they've managed to not cast Tom Cruise as the mastermind behind it all as he's the greatest runner of our generation and the movie is about mostly running. Maybe they could've added a scene where Cruise was teaching Thomas how to run faster and proper.
Tom Cruises loss for sure!!