[Fully Uncut] The Maze Runner | FULL MOVIE REACTION!

The end is even sadder when you realize that Chuck was only like 12. He honestly is one of my favorite characters for several reasons, one even though he's super young and was the newest greenie before Thomas he still adapts very well to everything going on. Two, he takes on both a strange mentor/friendship and brother relationship to Thomas which is why him offering his wooden sculpture both the first time and at the end was so poignant- he saw Thomas as family and then after he got them out when he realized his fate he trusted Thomas. The last is that he was so selfless even at 12 years old, like how many 12 year olds do you know that would willingly jump in front of a bullet for someone. This movie series/Book series sends you on an emotional roller coaster. Thanks for the great reaction guys!

paige bloomer

Well lets see, we know the only living thing that is in the maze are the grievers, and we know Ben got stung in the maze, so what could have stung him? take your guess; (A) the grievers (B) the grievers or (C) the grievers. Answer: all of the above are correct; Ben was stung by (wait for it) the Grievers. Thomas doesn't need to ask what stung him because he knows, because it is obvious. Come on guys use your heads aha

solaa

The majority of the dark times Alby was referring to was that in the beginning a lot of Gladers died either from failed attempts at leaving the glade (one being sliced in half), committing suicide or trying to (.....) and also being stung by a griever and having to be killed probably before they even though of banishment (George the tomb we see in the forest.) But also the books and the movies are insanely different. The premise for the second and third movies and books are similar but the way they go about it is insanely different. Both amazing in their own ways. The characters are also way way different in the books than in the movies. I definitely recommend even just looking up the books wiki to see the differences, it may change the way you view it all.

I havent read the books but I know people have said there's obviously alot more context in it that you need to understand the movie. I'm pretty sure what Alby meant by dark times was that at the beginning of it there probably was no order or rules and guys probably fought each other and probably killed each other, so then they created rules and a way to make it work. Thats my guess atleast. The 3rd movie is the best of the whole trilogy in my opinion and it's one of the best movies I've ever seen

Amanda P