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Here's Where You Can Watch Every Maze Runner Movie

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While the days of the box offices being dominated past young adult dystopian volume serial turned moving-picture show franchises — kicked off past "The Hunger Games" — seem to be coming to an end, they still concur some charm in their whole "youths rising up to fight oppressive powers with sci-fi season" narratives. So if you're looking to dig into the genre, the "Maze Runner" trilogy, based on the novels by James Dashner, showcases an excellent cast with its action and adventure.

In the starring roles are two young actors more known for their TV parts than film roles (though that'southward apace irresolute): the mannerly Dylan O'Brien of "Teen Wolf" and the wry Kaya Scodelario of "Skins."

To kick off the teen dystopian take chances, Thomas (O'Brien) arrives, with no memories, in a grassy glade enclosed past a giant stone maze to observe a modest order of other teenage boys. They're trying to escape via the highly dangerous maze surrounding them, merely things are shaken upward when Teresa (Scodelario), the outset daughter, arrives. Amongst revelations near the signal of the maze, the teens — spoiler alert — escape, only to come across new obstacles in "Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials" and "Maze Runner: The Death Cure."

The "Maze Runner" trilogy is available for rent or buy online

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Like many other entries in this genre of YA dystopia, "Maze Runner" is a movie trilogy. All three films are completed, having passed through theaters already, and are now available to watch online. No subscription streaming site has all iii, just they can exist rented through diverse sites, including Amazon, YouTube, and Apple, for $three.99 each. If this is going to be a repeat watch, however, they can be bought on Amazon for $iv.99 each.

The strongest of the bunch, according to critics, is the commencement in the series, 2014's "The Maze Runner." Alongside Dylan O'Brien and Kaya Scodelario, it stars Thomas Brodie-Sangster, who's known as the piffling boy in "Love Actually," Jojen Reed in "Game of Thrones," and the chess cowboy in "The Queen's Gambit." The second in the series, "The Scorch Trials," is too bachelor on Hulu, but merely with the addition of the Live TV add-on. Despite its weaknesses, "The Scorch Trials" adds Giancarlo Esposito to the cast; he's arguably best known for his excellent villainous runs in both "Breaking Bad" and "The Mandalorian." The tertiary film, "The Death Cure," finishes off the story that's so-far evolved to encompass a deadly, zombie-fying virus.

One time finished with those three movies, fans tin can get more of the story by reading the two prequel novels.

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