Đánh giá maze runner the death cure năm 2024

Maze Runner: The Death Cure is the final film in The Maze Runner trilogy, and that being said it has the most action of all 3. Here, in this review I will he breaking down all of its parental content in full detail: VIOLENCE: In the opening sequence, lots of guns are shot at soldiers while the protagonists try to latch on to a moving cargo train filled with teens. A car goes through a tunnel filled with zombies when the car contributes driving with them hanging on, some are flying off etc, and after the car crashes they get out of the vehicle and a zombie approaches when a boy shoots it with a shotgun mostly off camera, then they are saved and more zombies are killed bloodlessly. We see a violent protest and cannons shoot into the crowd, people are shown flying and the streets get destroyed however later we hear no bodies where found. A man is punched in the face. In particularly upsetting scenes, a little girl is shown ill with the zombie (or flare) virus, and they inject her with a syringe bringing her back to good health as she bonds with the doctor. Later on, the doctor returns to see her being restrained as a full zombie, and it’s implied that she had to be shot when considering what happens with the flair. Very upsetting. A girl has a bag thrown over her head as she is kidnapped briefly. In a scene a man threatens to cut off a girls finger. A girl cuts into a boys neck (sometimes onscreen and a bit nasty) to retrieve a chip inside, the chip is shown being pulled out of the small bloody slot. Several people infiltrate a building and free prisoners etc. as combat is shown with a mixture of taser shotguns and real firearms, all bloodlessly, and during this sequence a girl is attacked and thrown against a table but comes out not injured. The sequence ends with the people jumping from a great height into water not injured. A girl in a bus with many kids inside is brought into the air with a crane and then dropped, everyone is okay. A beloved character slowly gets infected with the flare zombie virus and asks to be killed over and over, and it is refused until the virus takes him over and they fight, it’s very emotional as we feel him not wanted to, and we see his pain. He takes out a knife and slashed his friend in the shoulder onscreen, then reaches for the gun but has it slapped out of his hand. Towards the end we see them clash together and we hear a knife stab sound, and we do not know who got stabbed, however, the life is let go and the infected character dies with the blade in his stomach, the fight is very emotional and quite violent. A huge explosive fight breaks out in the city where tons of explosions and gun fights happen, lots of people die bloodlessly. In the final sequence, a woman stands next to the protagonist and is suddenly shot, spreading blood on her, she falls to the ground, then the protagonist gets sent to the ground next to her as we see blood pool under the body. Afterwards, the protagonist wakes up on a table as the villain takes a syringe and tries to inject himself with he is attacked and the protagonist is let free. The sequence of them fighting is very intense, as the girl has her head slammed on a metal table and the two men fight. Then they run into a lab where the protagonist is shot many times in his chest where bloody bullet holes and streams of blood are on his chest, where the villain tries to find where they are hiding, and a zombie is let free from his cell mauling the villain to death, with blood briefly shown. They then run out of the burning building and one person falls to their death emotionally. LANGUAGE: A middle finger is used, sh*t, hell, damn are used throughout and we also hear a use of twat. OVERALL: 13+

December 30, 2022

DUMB

i made an account just for this movie. i’m so pissed off i ever watched it, honestly unbelievably horrible of a movie. i watch a lot of funky shit but this tops it. i’m on the last minute and it’s so corny and awful. i laughed during the sad scenes, actually awful.

What's the Story?

The final installment in the Maze Runner trilogy, MAZE RUNNER: THE DEATH CURE follows Thomas (Dylan O'Brien), Newt (Thomas Sangster), Frypan (Dexter Darden), and the rest of the escaped Gladers as they attempt to save Minho (Ki Hong Lee) from WCKD's clutches. If they can't, Vince (Barry Pepper) needs to get the rest of the immune on a ship to start over somewhere far away. Minho has been taken to the Last City, a labyrinthine city controlled by WCKD, for more last-ditch experiments. Thomas, his quasi-love interest Brenda (Rosa Salazar), and the other members of their squad team up with the small resistance right outside the Last City's gates to go on a final mission to rescue their friend. But to get in, Thomas must confront his former friend who betrayed the cause Teresa (Kaya Scodelario), who still believes WCKD can do good if they use the immune to find a cure and evade cold-blooded WCKD enforcer Janson (Aiden Gillen).

Is It Any Good?

Fans of James Dashner's dystopian saga and the movie series will appreciate the closure this serviceable finale provides, with O'Brien immersing himself in the role of Thomas one last time. The stakes in this one are high, but for Thomas and his buddies, it all boils down to saving Minho. The world-building isn't as strong here as in, say, The Hunger Games, but it does have a clearer premise than the later Divergent films: The immune just need to get away from WCKD's experimenting and start over together.

A couple of twists and turns reunite the Gladers with kids they thought they'd never see again, and characters must make difficult life-or-death choices. Scodelario's conflicted Teresa pleads her case to Thomas, who's willing to donate blood if it means saving the infested. That's an ongoing theme of this installment, which does feature some thrills and nail-biting confrontations but is ultimately about a group of young men (girls and women are scarce in this series) who learn to trust, protect, and defend one another against villains who sought to use and destroy them.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

• Families can talk about the popularity of violent dystopian stories aimed at teenagers. What impact does the violence have in Maze Runner: The Death Cure?
• Is it different to see violence than to read about it? Does exposure to violent media desensitize kids to violence? Are the deaths in this installment particularly difficult to handle? If so, why?
• Which characters are role models? What character strengths do they demonstrate?
• Dashner fans: Do you think this movie captures the spirit of the book? What changes and differences did you appreciate? What scenes from the book did you miss seeing on the big screen?

Movie Details

• In theaters: January 26, 2018
• On DVD or streaming: April 24, 2018
• Cast: Dylan O'Brien , Thomas Brodie-Sangster , Kaya Scodelario
• Director: Wes Ball
• Inclusion Information: Female actors, Latino actors
• Studio: 20th Century Fox
• Genre: Action/Adventure
• Topics: Adventures , Book Characters
• Character Strengths: Courage , Teamwork
• Run time: 142 minutes
• MPAA rating: PG-13
• MPAA explanation: intense sequences of sci-fi violence and action, language, and some thematic elements
• Last updated: June 20, 2023

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