Maze Runner 3D: The Death Cure
Thomas and the remaining Gladers square off against the WCKD organisation for the last time in the third and final installment of the Maze Runner series.
To save their friends, Thomas and his group of escaped Gladers must break into the legendary Last City, a WCKD-controlled fortress that may turn out to be the deadliest maze of all.
- Director:
- Wes Ball ('The Maze Runner', 'Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials')
- Writer:
- T.S. Nowlin
- Cast:
- Dylan O'BrienThomas Brodie-SangsterKi Hong LeeKaya ScodelarioKatherine McNamaraGiancarlo EspositoRosa SalazarBarry PepperAidan GillenPatricia Clarkson
Reviews & comments
Vulture
pressThis is the sort of action film where the bad guys often hold their fire for no discernible reason, and are terrible at dodging things, but if one suspends one's disbelief long enough, they're rewarded with a rollicking, highly competent popcorn movie.
Variety
pressThe most successful entry in the franchise by far. It may be too late to turn the cultural tide on the genre, but it comes as a relief to see at least one series manage to stick the landing.
Total Film
pressUnfortunately this YA franchise has become less interesting and more formulaic with each instalment as it’s opened out from its contained, high-concept beginnings.
Sydney Morning Herald
pressThey are right: death is the only cure for what ails this film.
Stuff
pressThe Death Cure is probably about as well-done as it was ever going to be allowed to be.
IGN
pressGets stuck with all the loose ends from the other, better Maze Runner movies, and spends too much time wrapping them up and not enough time kicking butt. But the butts that do get kicked get kicked, but hard.
Empire Magazine
pressThis is one teen dystopia that sustained its quality across the trilogy. It may not set the world alight — ironically, given the solar flare that started its story’s disaster — but it will get the blood pumping.
Vulture
pressThis is the sort of action film where the bad guys often hold their fire for no discernible reason, and are terrible at dodging things, but if one suspends one's disbelief long enough, they're rewarded with a rollicking, highly competent popcorn movie.
Variety
pressThe most successful entry in the franchise by far. It may be too late to turn the cultural tide on the genre, but it comes as a relief to see at least one series manage to stick the landing.
Total Film
pressUnfortunately this YA franchise has become less interesting and more formulaic with each instalment as it’s opened out from its contained, high-concept beginnings.
Sydney Morning Herald
pressThey are right: death is the only cure for what ails this film.
Stuff
pressThe Death Cure is probably about as well-done as it was ever going to be allowed to be.
IGN
pressGets stuck with all the loose ends from the other, better Maze Runner movies, and spends too much time wrapping them up and not enough time kicking butt. But the butts that do get kicked get kicked, but hard.
Empire Magazine
pressThis is one teen dystopia that sustained its quality across the trilogy. It may not set the world alight — ironically, given the solar flare that started its story’s disaster — but it will get the blood pumping.
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