Everything GREAT About Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials!
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- Опубліковано 25 січ 2018
- A Friday video?! Oh my stars, it's been so long. The Death Cure is out! So let's take a look at The Scorch Trials. Some people liked it more than The Maze Runner, some less, some told me they'd burn (scorch) my house down if I ever did it. C'est la vie. Here's everything right with Maze Runner!
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Her betrayal at the end hit me so hard in the feels, I mean I literally felt the betrayal, like I was the one being betrayed.
I'm a year late but I agree lol
I'm 2 years and 1 week late... but yeah I agree
She sucks.
NecTor 1 she did
@@charlesluciano5858 she does*
"I don't like sand... it's caws... n' sruhf....." Lmao
Lmao Star Wars is the best dude
And it gets everywhere
it killed me😂
it's so rough and irritating and it gets everywhere
who said it? i couldnt tell-
Non-spoiler. The kids are actually named after scientists, scholars, leaders, etc. For example, you were wondering about Aris. It is short for Aristotle.
Thomas....Jefferson?
EDIT: I know it’s Thomas Edison! Please it’s been three years, you can stop correcting my goof up now
Or edison, tho given the leadership status jefferson is probably more appropriate.
Newt is for Isaac Newton ^^
Min ho?
Apparently, Dashner decided to add a few names for 'future' scientists that we haven't met yet.
OMG hilarious! *"I'm tired of running." Then you might be in the wrong franchise*
Seriousriy hmmm . ..........
..dazeth..
lol
Fast & Furious
Let's not forget, the "greener pastures" bit and the "farm" bit are euphemisms these kids have probably not heard, so it's not stupidity or even naivete, it's just lack of knowledge.
Went completely over my head, for the record. And I knew where it was heading, having read the book.
Ignorance then.
Even though I love this movie, I think they would know what a farm is, as they have knowledge of things from the past even once their memory is wiped.
@@hamburglar8794 euphemisms, he's talking about euphemisms.
@@fortythealien7165 Saying a "farm" isn't really a euphemism though.
at 7:18 i might be giving the director too much credit... but is that spacing MEANT to leave a perfectly spaced spot for Winston? they just had to abandon him, they're leaving his spot empty as a way to pay their respects.
I didn't even think about that, I thought it was mainly Thomas moving slower (I think it's Thomas at the back) because he is tired of people he cares about dying in front of him (And if not now, than definitely later). Nice catch.
Ohhhh noooooo that hurt😭😭😭😭
I also noticed that. Great observation.
That is exactly what I was thinking! If you added Winston in there, the spacing would really be perfect.
Yeah it was sad in the movie, but Winston in the books was just some fat acne-infested kid that no one cared about.
You forgot the part where Thomas flipped Jansen off
Thatidiotwithabox i think that was in death cure
Johnna Bazile it was in both
@@swag-lx5ds he did it in both, but in the second movie it was after he slid under the door then flipped him off🥳
Best badass scene in the movie
janson deserverd it
What do you mean there's no love triangle? We all know there's one between Thomas, Minho and and Newt.
Vhan Chua YESSS
and its far better than the one between Thomas. Brenda and the traitor. lol
Probably a silly question that we all already know the answer to, but who do you think Thomas loves more.....Minho or Newt? And why?
@@CeltycSparrow Gally obviously.
SPOILERS FOR THE BOOKS
Well, in the books there was kind of a love triangle with brenda, thomas, and teresa until teresa kinda beat the shit out of thomas, kissed aris (long story), and put thomas in a non-lethal gas chamber, so... yeah
These are pretty underrated action adventures. They are well shot, well acted, not too angsty like most YA adaptations, and really, the YA label taints them more than helps them. Wes Ball is a true visualist with a great flair for composition and action-giving these films genuine grit and personality. Something most YA films lack. They aren't revolutionary and the plotting can get rather convoluted...but these are highly entertaining films.
Mr Maws I agree
Agreed. Like the action sequences in the divergence series always either felt forced or a bit over the top. Sure Trish joins Dauntless, but that doesn’t mean she suddenly becomes a badass because of it. And don’t even get me started on the last movie with the wall running part. Just doesn’t feel natural
also the books are even more gritty and bloody which would require r rating if truly faithful to that
Minho's knee of justice really deserved 90 wins just by itself.
I don't like the Cranks being zombies. I just read them as people who lost their sanity very slowly until they killed themselves
tentenwolfgirl I'm pretty sure in the book that cranks are actually people who went insane and kinda turned into zombies, but idk, I haven't read the book in a while
marked hazard well they kinda did but the closest scene that was like that was the tunnel scene in the books. It was where they meet a group of cranks and the leader and group wants to rip them apart to replace what they lost. (The leader wanted to fix his nose by taking theirs, etc.) it was horrible but they were still smart and was able to find them and all
tentenwolfgirl yeah I feel if they would have followed the crank formula from the books it would have been more creative and it would have created real tension and almost horror sequences. But it would have taken action scenes out of the movie which were all really well done and the zombie formula works and sells so doing something different was probably a risk they weren’t willing to take no matter how much the fans of the book would have loved it
I think they kinda fixed that aspect a little in Death Cure. I notice there are Cranks acting, well, cranky and insane without looking too much like a zombie
Well with the tunnel scene and the hotel scene in the beginning could be very similar to what they had but changed it with more intelligence and maybe dialogue from the cranks to add more intensity. The chases and all could stay pretty much the same. Like the little girl could be more blunt talking about how her mom killed herself and some weird story to get them close to her then try to attack them. I'm not to mad I loved the tunnel scene but I don't see them as Cranks
I absolutely love Thomas Brodie Sangster he transitions from role to role flawlessly and he can go from being Jojen to Newt with a snap of a finger. I truly think he’ll be one of those actors who may not be considered super a-list or win lots of awards but will keep cranking out good characters for years after others burn out.
That Anakin impression gave me back my soul, thank you
I didn’t read the books, but I can’t see how the maze runner movies can be considered “bad”. Overall he’s right. This film is really well made.
Hello... I read the books and yeah I consider movies bad mostly 2nd and 3rd movie, the first one was actually good but the scorch trials and death cure departured from the books in ways that basiclly only characters are the same thing between books and movies....... Basiclly all the movie haters are book readers (such as myself) because we read all the books and the first movie had close to the same ending as the book , so it build up the hype and at the end we leave the scorch trials with huuuuuge disapointment and hype for death cure is destroyed.....
Ivan Badalić yeah I can understand your disappointment as I read all the books myself, but the way I see it. Going so off the beaten track of the books means I’m experiencing this series all over again and I have no clue what’s going to happen next.
I've read the books first and I looooved The Death Cure movie. Even outside of the YA/dystopian genre, it still stands as a great movie, for anyone
Ivan Badalić well, imagine trying to remake the book, with it being exciting and getting an acceptable rating. I mean, aka, the hanging guards and all of that stuff.
@@captainhellhound7451 the cranks from the books are way better than the movie cranks
That Anakin impression... oh god my tears, and the captioning for it too! Top marks!
That made me laugh SO hard and the captions definitely make it better.
The laugh.....it hurts....
6:28
You didnt say about how after winston is left behind he is missing from that equal spaced out single-file line
Good observation! I wouldn’t have noticed that.
David Hughes
I'm sorry, I don't get what you're trying to say...? Of course he's not in the line - the others walked away and he got left behind and was laying down when he shot himself. How can he be in line when he's not even part of it or the shot in the first place?
The point is he specifically mentions the perfect spacing of their line, only messed up by the guy at the end who is clearly too far behind messing up the equal spacing. The artistic point there is that the empty slot in that line messing up their perfect spacing is the one winston was SUPPOSED to be in. Obviously he couldn't be there due to the whole dying thing, but the shot of their line was meant to reference the now missing member of the group.
David Hughes no it's like that cause Thomas looked at Winston longer
heather hockensmith yeah, but the point that they’re making is the deeper meaning
You missed a win when Newt prevented that other guy at looking at Theresa when she changed her clothes. Newt is the best!!😢
You forgot to add in the part where Newt says 'thanks Tommy` after Thomas saves him.. I believe it`s the first time he ever calls him that in the films.
I love how mhino knows every time when Thomas is up to some thing example when Thomas says I’m tired of running he just looks at him like oh boy here we go
to me Maze runner stands out of the YA genre, just the action is so raw, there is no tech involved just primal human actions! there was no maze in the second part but still a whole lot of running ! super excited for the conclusion!
Vardhan Shrivastava the death cure is absolutely outstanding!
BayMan 64 im Going to watch the death cure today
What do you mean no tech involved? The first film had plenty of tech. The books are loaded with tech. This film is the only time they strayed from that path. That's why I think they blew it.
+Horrormado I think your misinterpreting the "no tech involved" statement. Its the sort of dystopian universe where there is clearly a ton of high tech stuff, but its mostly in the background environment or wielded by the enemies while the good guys mostly live and fight in a very primitive way. Its a pretty classic trope (well-funded, high tech bad guys against the poor, lower tech good guys), this series just exaggerates it a little more than most with the "underdogs" using almost no tech whatsoever and having to exist solely on their own intelligence and resolve.
So, Neil Briggs, what your saying is they leaned on clichéd tropes of the genre? If they had stuck more closely to the book (instead of completely forsaking it) this would have played out much more to your liking. In the end of this book, they had no guns, unlike the film.
It honestly makes me so happy to see these movies getting the recognition they deserve in these videos. A lot of people bitch about how much they deviated from the source, but, honestly? the books weren't that great. It has some good ideas that Dashner could only come up with weak explanations for, and the movies honestly help to make a lot more sense of them, while weeding out the shit that doesn't matter. Not to mention that dylan o'brien is a fantastic actor, and really doesn't get the credit he deserves for it, critically.
Wes Ball really did impress me with his vision; not to mention practical effects, stunts, amazing set and sound design. Thanks for giving the credit this movie deserves.
We love you and your work, cinemawins guy!
Is it so hard to say that both are good? The movies are beautiful in terms of sound and visual, the acting is great and the pacing is nice. The books are well written, the world the writer built (because let's not forget, the movies are based on the books, the books had nothing to be based on) is interesting and frightening, and same goes for the story. Hell, there are some artistic choices that the movies make that seriously bring down that world building compared to the books. Choosing to make the Cranks simple zombies instead of humans that have lost their mind, but have kept their intellect.
Both are terrible, but I love them!
6:27 how to tell the CinemaWins guy loves Star Wars in about 7 seconds.
everyone else who hasn't watched Star Wars is prolly like who the fuck
THANK YOU!!!! These movies get way more hate than they deserve!!! There is clearly SOO much care that has gone into making them have a great finished product. This is actually the first franchise I have ever read before seeing the movies, and honestly it didn't make a difference to me. I also made sure I didn't reread each book right before seeing them, but still. PRODUCTION QUALITY SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED!!!!
To me it ruined the intent and characters in the novel. In the novel Thomas is a irredeemable selfish prick in reality but you root for him nonetheless. Whole characters are redefined by the changing of the story. Im not saying the books are perfect they arent but it is such a departure from what they where meant to be and changes it wholly.
@@zatchbellgaming3433 I think the movies still stick true to a lot of the characters. Except for the annoying kiss in the end of the Death Cure. In the books it is made very clear that Teresa's actions ruined her relationship with everyone, but in the movie the kiss could be misinterpreted as forgiveness. Overall, I think the movies stick to the concept that these are all kids trying to live, they are not playing direct parts in some "revolution"
It's because after scorch trials it's totally different from the books almost as if only the characters are the same. Teresa wasn't actually on the wickds side, she was threatened and forced to betray Thomas she did that to save him. But in my opinion though as not as good as the books the movies can stand on its own. The movies are good but not good adaptations.
@@chamalikodikara2290 I think you need to reread the fever code. Teresa was always desperate to believe Wicked was doing the right thing. She always knew certain graders were sacrifices. The only issue I really have with the Death Cure movie is they did not leave the ending ambiguous like the books.
7:14 The symbolism there is great. He appears visually to everyone behind the others but in the bigger picture, the shadow, he's not only ahead. He's the only one still there.
12:57 One of my favourite moments in the trilogy. The courage, being prepared to go out like that, just... Damn.
I can`t wait to see what wins you`ll pick from the third one, because the movie is so god damn cool and well made
Why Not read the book then say that again
Trust me, I had read all 5 of them, and I know the movies are very different from the books. As an example, things like teleporters (those teleportation gates use by Thomas/Stephen to get to the Scorch in the 2nd one, to the safe place at the end of the 3rd one and by Deedee/Teresa at the end of the 4th one), WICKED being the actual cause of the Flare appearing, Brenda working for them and actually being immune, the hole Scorch being another test, etc are not included at all. With that said, I still believe it is a good and well made movie. I'm not judging it for how book-accurate it is (which btw is not more then 30-40% of its lore), but by how the movie is itself. It has an outstanding cast, great special affects and a very good story (even if it's not the one from the books). So I'm saying it again: It's an cool and well made movie.
Minecrack UHC it obviously doesn't follow the books, and while they were things I liked more about the books, I think the movie as a standalone series is well made
(SPOILER) Newt deserved better I miss
i read the book and i still think the last movie is god damn cool imo
4:02 If you didn't catch onto it, Minho slammed the guard into the wall so hard he made his head bleed. Notice that the blood splatter was not there before the body slam.
Ok, so I dropped my phone just as I tapped on this video, and right after I managed to catch it the freaking angelic singing in the opening started playing. I am dead
If I weren’t already subscribed, I would have subscribed just for that Anakin impression
The Magic Potato The accompanying subtitles make it perfect. XD
@@KnightsaysNi definitely
A subtle moment that I actually appreciate is when they're in the mall gathering, Teresa goes to change behind a screen, we see Frypan watching her and Newt just gently turns his head back to the task at hand.
It's not perfect but we never see that in movies, it's always the "good guy" who stares at the vulnerable girl and is never scolded or discouraged especially not by his peers
Just saw Death Cure *IT WAS WCKD*
I see what you did there...
: )
I’m still annoyed that they changed it from WICKED to WCKD, it was a useless change and it makes less sense, it’s supposed to be World In Catastrophe Killzone Experiment Department but they removed the In and the Experiment.
@@agentbosnia Wow totally didn't know?
@@toxic1strike167 WCKD sounds and looks more official and badass
You were right that reading the books would've ruined the movie, they're so much better, also Spoiler warning:
I still think the cranks from the books are scarier, they're like zombies but fully aware of and even enjoy what they're doing. They're also smarter so they're more dangerous. I'd much rather fight a zombie than a book crank. They also made it out that all the kids are immune to the flare which means they've already removed one of the most meaningful deaths in the books, my one hope is that they change the love triangle solution, the way they solved it in the books was dissapointing to say the least.
KanitoKawaii
Newt still died...
D well, they actually bulldh*tted their own death for him?
@@user-pg7oj4cb9z *INTENSE SOBBING*
Neutral Tired yeah I watched each movie after reading the book to go with each movie and the books are SOO much better
I watched the movies before reading the books and I gotta say I love both.
The books are intriguing, exasperating, plentiful on explanation and conspiracy, mind-tricking, etc. Whereas the films are full of thrilling action, the visuals are on point, the music creates the proper atmosphere and the acting is great!!! I just love BOTH.
I gotta say: watching the movies before reading the books to get better enjoyment out of the movie is an ingenious way to go about watching adaptations. Great line!
Could you start an 'After I read the book movie review' thing?
such a good idea
This right here, is a good idea
I just reread the entire series last night. Teresa, please, let Thomas have happiness
I just wanted to say that I have never been a huge movie person
I knew when I liked movies but I couldn't have told you why. But watching your videos is starting to show me what those things I liked were and why they male me feel the way they do. I find myself noticing things in movies I wouldn't have before. Thank you for that.
I personally really loved all of the Maze Runner movies. They were made well and always had me on the edge wondering what could happen. Some parts were a little obvious, but sometimes you have to have obvious things happen then blow your mind with a completely different event. My favorite thing in the last two movies were Teressa, and being able to see her inner-battle of what is right and wrong, and what is better and worse without Thomas.
I think you're making a fantastic decision seeing the movies before you read the books. I just saw The Death Cure at an early screening on Thursday and i can safely say that the movies and the books are two completely different entities in my head. Also in my opinion, the movies actually did the whole story of The Maze Runner trilogy in a much better way. The screenwriters took out a lot of the highly implausible elements expressed in the books and added other things in from the two prequel books that would've taken two other entire movies to explain otherwise. The Maze Runner movie trilogy was a highly competent series in comparison to the other YA series we've seen in the past (mainly referring to how terribly Divergent ended up along with the entire Twilight series) and it was an extremely memorable few years of cinema.
In general I agree with you, and in most cases I'd just say its better to just view the books and the movies as two separate entities or at least go into the movies with the default assumption they will be different so as not to be disappointed.
I do want to push back on the twilight line though. Regardless of what you think of the books, a huge part of how the books presented the story was through bella's internal dialogue due to the first person viewpoint. That simply was never something that could be adapted well in the movies and once you strip that element from the story your left with characters and plotlines that were never all that developed or interesting in the first place. Personally, I enjoyed the books but it was mostly due to that entertaining tone from bella as the narrator while the story itself largely dragged for about 2.5 books through the middle of the series. Also, I feel that series like twilight often get too harshly judged as just being cliche stereotypes and people forget that it was twilight that set the cliche in the first place by kicking off (or at least popularizing) this particular trend of YA fiction.
Neil Briggs But Bella’s narrative was never entertaining. She whined too much. And yes, I’ve read the first book and didn’t hear anything about how everyone hated them until I finished it, by which point I’d already made up my mind it was awful.
Fair enough, just saying that was the "good" part of the books whether it particularly appealed to you or not. The story itself was never all that special, particularly the endless repeat of the same love triangle angst for 2+ books, and most of the characters were fairly bland though some of that was by design (for example edward is supposed to be the stoic silent type). I just think the movies get a little too much hate when they mostly accurately portrayed the books, it's just that it was never a story that would adapt particularly well to the visual medium.
The fact that he watches the movies first so he doesn't ruin them is exactly what I do, and it makes super happy that I'm not the only one.
Just watched the death cure today, i hope you’re able to watch it without any knowledge of the books or plot of the movie because it wraps up the maze runner movie-verse nicely in my opinion. But because if my knowledge of the books every major shock wasn’t exactly major to me. Though i still enjoyed the movie and i’m just waiting to hear what a lot of other people thoughts are
Jo Marie I watched it a few days ago with little to no prior knowledge of either the book or movie series (I knew that the main character's name was Thomas and that he'd been in a maze and literally nothing else) and understood the movie perfectly as a stand alone. I loved the action and suspense, I fell in love with the characters and immediately after started reading the books to get the rest of the story. I'm still upset about someone just having to go and break my heart by doing something that I was not prepared for at all but still found it incredible.
Im so glad you started reading the books they are INCREDIBLE
I think that the last film was great. If you haven't read the books there is alot more suspense in what is going to happen but even if you have read the books you are still left with many surprises and I think that is because of the second film.
I thought pretty good and entertaining, the most emotional out of all movies. Felt like character depth could've been better but it was actually a pretty good movie.
Yep just watched the episode on Thursday with no previous knowledge of the book and it was amazing and so shocking!!!
When Thomas overheard Ava Paige and that talking, I was so sure that all of it was part of the 'Scorch Trials'. Like they knew that someone would try what Thomas did and allowed it to be that way for the trials. The timing was also suiting it. Just some minutes after Tom and Aris entered, The guy also came in while saying that the meet is unusual and sudden.
I LOVE how you always do your best to look at both sides to a movie. I can tell this movie series wasn’t your favorite, and you acknowledge it’s flaws. But you also look for what the movie does right. It’s so refreshing to see someone who does their best to overcome personal bias and look at something objectively.
14:12-14:13
"Do I look like a guy with a plan?"
You guys are the best!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Please do:
1) The Princess Bride
2) Narnia 1,2,3
3) The Circle
4) Up
5) The Huntsmen Winters War
6) Kung fu panda 3
7) Miss Peregrine's Home...
8) Strange Magic
9) Brave
10) HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2!!!!!!!!!!
Approve on Narnia one! Narnia 1 and 3 is my favourite!
10:19 I think it's not way before the maze. It's possibly a few hours or minutes or the night before Thomas is sent to the box. From the background, the large amount of machinery everywhere proves this place to be a very low underground level possibly where the elevator to the glade begins.
I really appreciate the character of Teresa. In terms of a gray-morality character, she was absolutely compelling in her big-picture perspective at the cost of the "friends" closest to her. It's not easy being the one in the group holding the MASSIVELY unpopular opinion, but she stuck to her belief that in the end she was doing the right thing, and I can respect that.
Also can I just say, Jacob lofland (aris) is amazing at acting without words. Just, the part after he see's Rachel strung up until they first get attacked by cranks. It's really not credited enough and it always gets to me. The focus wasn't even on him. While everyone was listening to Thomas throughout all of those scenes, you could tell aris was in complete shock. If you read the fever code, it just makes this moment even better because you know more about aris and sympathize with him even more. Jacob lofland is amazing at acting without words and it really shows here.
Yeah I was thinking that too like while thomas is releaved it’s not teresa aris is over here grieving. I felt bad
I love it when they about to be shot with a shotgun but when he shoots Thomas puts his hand to his belly and jumps a little 8:22
One thing that I feel like pointing out at (roughly) 8:24 that was so subtle but so well done in my opinion: shortly after they hear the gunshot, Thomas's hand moves to his abdomen where the gun was being pointed, and Minho looks at the same place, as if visually confirming that Thomas wasn't shot. I'm fairly certain Frypan is also checking.
Especially well done as Chuck was also shot, but nobody knew for several seconds until he actually spoke up, and even then he didn't appear to be in noticeable pain (not even when he was initially shot). Trauma at it's finest
I had to stop when you did that Anakin impression. I almost choked on my dinner, that was hilarious
Same
As in force choke?
Saw death cure and pretty much if you liked the first two you'll like the last one, wes ball keeps all of the best elements of the first two and carries them over for the last one really well!
Dude the way Thomas runs just gets me so pumped. Gotta give credit to Dylan lmao, I wish I was that fast haha
I never noticed that doctor wet himself! I love how you pay attention to every little detail CinemaWins!
I think how curious is that, the 2nd movie if my favourite of the three as it is in the books xD
Scorch trials is my favourite, you have No Idea the tension we have in it. I remember not being able to stop reading. I literally read it in one night xD
Of the three I re-read Scorch Trial three or four times. Is just amazing! One of my favourite parts is the beggining when they are in that endless dark hall, when those Silver thingis start dropping from the seel and killing some of them. I was so into the reading! I could feel the terror.
I love it every time you nope the fuck out. Makes me want to see you do something like the Revenant or the new It
The day this video was uploaded, The Death Cure was screening in theaters and I watched it on the first day. In my opinion, it’s the best movie of the trilogy. No matter how many dozens of times I rewatch each movie, I can never get over them. The Maze Runner had always been my favorite series since I watched it in 2014 with no clue what it was. Sure, I did end up forgetting the series after a month and remembered about it when The Scorch Trials came out in 2015, but it’s a series a true dedicated fan could never forget. The series is filled with action and plot twists, and you never know what’s going to happen. When you least expect it, your most loved character bids goodbye, and all you can do is stare at the words/screen with tears trickling down because you had grown so used to them. It’s a series that many should love, and a series we can’t forget. At least in my point of view.
My biggest problem with this movie is that the scorch was literally supposed to be a trial, hence the name. It was phase two of WICKED’s experiments, and so it kind of changed everything. They were all told they had the flare, and that had to cross the scorch in order to get the ‘cure’, with WICKED monitoring their brain patterns all the while. I just wish that hadn’t changed.
Just saw death cure. It’s so good
Fairlylocal dreamer it’s not even out yet
Fairlylocal dreamer me too :))
yeah it is the 26th it came out
It is rly good
Fairlylocal dreamer Oh thank god people have been saying it's okay, I was worried it was gonna be garbage
your Anakin impression was spot on ahahah
3:54 watching these movies again, this is still one of my favorite moments, just the power of that both physically and narratively is just awesome
I did the exact same thing. I read "maze runner" AFTER having watched the 3 movies. That way you enjoy and value the movie for what it is: an adaptation. Afterward, you read the book and have a hella good time imagining all and getting the answers missed.
Dunkirk! Dunkirk! Dunkirk!
6:28 new favourite cinema wins moment
That Christian Haydensen impression was oooon point.
"DING!"
Salo hehehehehehe
I'm sure you'll get a love from the creator in a few minutes.
Salo not really he sounded more like the emperor
"Would have been better off too."
I choked on my drink
I like how even though Janson is a condescending asshole throughout the film, he still instinctively moved to shield Ava Paige during the last battle scene when shots start getting fired. "Get her out of here." Haha protective Janson.
Loved that anakin impression
Pretty sure this will go without notice.
But you should win "It's kind of a funny story."
Great movie in my opinion.
8:22 You ignored that amazing acting moment when they're all sure he shot them and you can see the pure terror in them, just amazing acting
8:10 @CinemaSins Today, we really only see PMCs (Private Military Company). They are sort of highly equipped professional soldiers that are paid (and equipped) by a company that is paid by a government. Mercenaries would indicate they are kind of like contractors, working job to job and using their own equipment. WCKD probably uses their own soldiers that they can specifically train for their special missions (and brainwash), as well train with their tech, which is probably the best in the world.
CinemaWins* (And no, they're not run by the same people, not related at all)
I know I've asked it a few times, but if you're looking for an old, but great cult film, go with the Warriors. It's colourful and bright the sound is great for the place, and the small crew of characters are all different and unique.
1:18 reminds of the 100 where they’re in Mount Wether and everyone feels so safe except Clarke. She kept only seeing the unsafe parts of the place.
5:57 seeing Thomas run from cranks in theatres gave me huge chills in this scene,
You most definitely need to read the books, they have more explanations as to the reasoning behind them being put in the maze somehow being a way to find a cure for the flare virus. That being said I saw the last movie twice and I cried both times (People that have read the book know what happens that Im talking about...) They've actually done a really good job of transiting from book to movie, theyre pretty close to each other with some obvious yet unimportant differences. Usually thers always one guy going "The book was so much better than the movie."... Okay, its usually me, but for once I actually prefer the movies to the books and would definitely recommend seeing the third movie.
7:39 nice detail that your wife won the argument on how to pronounce tinnitus
Okay the books and the movies both do good on their own. However, I feel that you don't necessarily have to read the books in order to understand, but you have to read them in order to know the characters. If you only watched the movies then you'd have no idea that Newt is extremely suicidal and depressed and has gone through a lot of trauma in his life. You'd just know that he's the voice of reason and he runs weird.
Just re-watched it, and it's still a great movie! always love your end of the episode insights!
i agree with you about watching the movies before reading the books. i watched the first movie and then went to read the books. the second movie then came out and i was slightly disappointed in the fact of how much it veered off from the books. however i do think that the way they have taken it works better from a movie perspective becuase a lot of the second book would be very hard to put onto a screen. i wont spoil it but you will sure understand when you read it. all in all it allows for two different stories in the same universe which is something that is great. :)
Any video with three Breaking Bad references, a Batman Begins reference, and a Prequel meme is a good video in my book!
The simultaneous stop is indeed beautiful it adds such tension
After seeing the third movie its kind of odd to see how the deviated so much from the books in the second film but then did so well with the third (and even the first was really well done) they're all really well made films that have lots of [passion poured into them which makes them fun to watch but this one was definitely the low point of the series... now to see if they make the prequels into movies lol
Jesse25r I heard there was no more movies. Also they really deviated in the 3rd movie since they took like a majority of the plot from the death cure and put it in the scotch trials movie. I still love the series tho
Very underrated movie. I freaking love it.
6:34 In the books it was so hot they only travelled at night and found some sort of shelter to sleep during the day.
cant WAIT for next week
Adam Lindgren dude it’s out what the hell are u talking about next week? It’s out on cinema
Been waiting for him to do the deathly hallows for ages!!
ayyy that guys name is Aris too!!!!!!
Do you have a schedule for movies or are you taking requests?
OMG! I thought that I was the only person to read the book after! I do this for the exact reason as you! But I absolutely couldn't control myself: I read the Death Cure before I watch the movie. Going to see it tonight.
I think one of the biggest hurdles to trying to adapt this book series is that in the books a big part of the plot revolves around how Tearisa and Thomas can communicate in their heads telepathically.
As someone who's read the books as well as watched the movies, the movies did diviate a little but they were both still incredible
Best Hayden Christianson impression ever!!😂😂
Oh yes super pumped for the Hp 7 part 1 next week
what about part2? XD
His reactions to jump scares and cranks up close perfectly describes my feelings that I don't actually show
Newt, Minho and Thomas are my favorite all of them are willing to do whatever it takes to help their friends.
Anyone else who's seen this movie notice that one of the kids just disappears at some point during the crank encounter in the mall and we never see him again?
Theres a deleted seen where he actually dies
Chris Tkatschenko ah, I haven't seen that. They maybe should have left that in, lol.
PLEASE do Everything GREAT about Hacksaw Ridge!
Can't wait for the third win video! Is it strange that I often enjoy watching these videos more than actually watching the movies? I think it's your commentary, its hilarious
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS! (I love this franchise so much
6:28 Perfect impression
Almost sounds like Tommy Wiseau saying that line.
Last night I was looking for this video, and now it exists this makes me happy.
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I can’t right now… Just the deterioration of the quote’s pronunciation figuratively killed me!
Love how you singled in on Winston at 2:51 R.I.P dude ✌🏻