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  Review by 🌻 lindsay 🌻 ★★★★★ 18

  they really be running in that maze

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  Review by Carol🎠 ★★½ 2

  The maze isn’t a test, it’s a fight for White Boy of The Month.

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  Review by issy 🥝 12

  the hunger games trilogy ran so the divergent trilogy and the maze runner trilogy could trail behind dragging themselves along the floor taking incoherent notes

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  Review by gabby! 16

  i can’t believe that in a group of almost 50 boys, there were no canon gay relationships ???

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  Review by neve ★★★ 1

  i too would run into the maze and risk my life just to be with minho

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  Review by bel ★★★★ 7

  dylan obrien’s nose is the main character

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  Review by heykorra ★★★★½

  thomas and newt are in love you cannot change my mind

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  Review by miranda todd ★★★★ 9

  could they not have just built a ladder???

  also i’m not ashamed of my rating, this film is a masterpiece and we need to start treating it as such

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  Review by ✰ diana ✰ ★★★½ 5

  2012 me who put a picture of dylan o'brien on top of the christmas tree would be very proud to know that after all these years i would still risk it all for him. white boy of the century if you ask me

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  Review by bilbo™ ★★★

  man i really love it when they, you know, run

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  Review by 🌻 lindsay 🌻 ★★★★★ 5

  james dashner announcing that newt is gay as though we didn’t all tell him that years ago when reading these books lol....

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  Review by Jake Cole ½ 14

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  THE MAZE RUNNER is such a sad, cynical, pointless collection of YA tropes in search of a unifying narrative that it might as well be a Seltzer-Friedberg joint named "Young Adult Movie." Every single character exists as a blatant echo of some other YA character: Thomas is Generic YA hero, down to having no idea what's happening yet being preternaturally gifted even above those who've trained to survive for years; Will Poulter's character (do not recall his name or care) is every District 1/Draco asshole; and Chuck is Dobby.

  But more than derivative characters, this film is repugnant for just how lazily it incorporates the core elements of the genre into a nonexistent story. There's a shadow organization LITERALLY called…