Thank you, ended this series feeling competely confused and unsatisfied, this video cleared a lot up and helped me see my confusion was more on the book than me.
It would’ve made more sense if instead of keeping the boys inside as test for the cure, they were keeping them inside to protect them because they were the cure. And instead of the infected being mindless, they were smart and trying to get the cure to destroy it.
TGATS WHAT IM SAYING, like even if it was a purposely released virus. Wouldn't they think of a cure before releasing it. Just in case? And ontop of that, instead of sedating and kidnapping ; indoctrinating all of the immunes they could have just told the truth and have had volunteers to make a cure whilst the immune are protected in the mazes as defences. Wicked didn't need to hide the truth and buried their own graves. It is never explained why all of the immune have their memories wiped
It feels like an author came up with a fantastic book idea, finished it and realized they didn’t answer all of the questions. So they wrote more and more books but weren’t able to ever put of bow on it and tie all the loose ends up.
@@ranjankumarsahu998 I was older. But sucks they never finished Divergent movie. They could've just gave Ascendant a special tv mini-series or something.. and Shailene Woodley (Tris)... replace her! Since she was not interested.
I just finished reading The Maze Runner: The Fever Code. The book was great and the ending was shocking. Your channel and this video deserves more views.
Reading this to my boys right now and it's definitely a page turner. Great for discussions, my sons 11 & 13 have a lot of questions, they're very engaged. I absolutely agree that character building is lacking. Orson Scott Card is my personal favorite author when it comes to making you actually CARE about the characters. Thanks for the detailed and informative review!
22:58 there was a lot of stuff they had to cut out to keep their PG-13 rating. Examples: WICKED guards hanging from the ceiling with purple faces, Winston’s face being brutally messed up after the metal ball thing, and that one guy getting suffocated by all that blue gunk. When they cut out all that brutal stuff, they have to take a different approach that is still appropriate. Glad the final movie has the same ending as the books
Everytime i watch (and read) this series i just find new plot holes and more questions. Last rewatch of movie one - According to what the gladers say: no one survies a night in the maze, no ones seen a greiver and they only come out at night, no ones been stung during the day before but the maze doors close at dusk and thats when the grievers come out. so how do they know its a griever doing the stinging? how did this happen previously for them to have this info... cause according to them it cant. its the lack of backstory that was bugging me this time. I dont want to even tell you how many watches it took before i realized the changing was the flare.
@@UncalibratedAimbot what the boys call the changing (when someone is stung by a greiver) is them being injected with the flare virus. took me a few watches to realize it was the same thing. I dont think that it was clarified in the book either. in the movie though you can make the connection visually.
I had the privilege of doing a 1 on 1 interview with James Dashner way back in 2016, during his promotional tour for The Fever Code. We had a fun dynamic, the interview being more of a lively conversation where we spoke about the series in general and used a lot of the book lingo. I remember being surprised that the attendance at the event wasn’t very large, about 10ish people. Which I thought was very strange given it was 2016, still in the midst of the YA craze. Veronica Roth had a way bigger crowd when I met her at Bookcon 2017. To me, that perfectly shows just how underrated Maze Runner was compared to Divergent and Hunger Games.
I’ve never read the books but I have seen all the movies. I really like the first one but I thought all the sequels were pretty mediocre and I wasn’t a fan of how the series ended
The books are 10 thousand times bette,lr, way more plot, and many HUGE things left out from the movies. The Scorch Trials movie is honestly really bad. It’s cool yes, but when you read the book, it’s completely different. The movies hit harder (at least for me) like when the person dies on the building in The Death Cure, like that shit fucked me even though I knew it would happen lol. But like I said there’s way more events in the book, more betrayal, new things like telepathy, it’s lit. You’ll love the series even more. Edit: Way more character depth and connections with one another imo - although the movies give you the sad visuals, it gives you the depth
The reason for the maze is so unsatisfying, that the author might as well made WICKED into a religious cult, that demands children's sacrifice, in a retelling of the minotaur kind of way. Also, the maze was the best asset of the series and the books, that take place outside of it feel a bit "flat" in comparaison.
Book three has the world best plot twist at the end Paige’s note is just crazy first the flare wasn’t a accident it was to kill of some of the population and that there were two people planted in the group to help them get to the safe zone and even now I am confused about that it’s Brenda and someone else it could be Jorge except what if it Terese was the other person I love this book.
the beginning of this video is crazy cause that's exactly what happened (i finished the series and was confused so i typed in "maze runner" into youtube looking for an explanation)
from the movies alone i think there are clues that she had her memory the entire time. for example the telepathy, how does she know how to use it and communicate, they both have the ability to do so yet tomas doesnt reach out like she does. shes instigating it with control like she knows what shes doing. thats one example id have to actually read the books to fully know
I'm sorry you didnt feel for Newt ?! I fucking love Newt. I thiught that was the only character ter that were somewhat fleshed out and had interesting things about him, like his attempted suicide, nd his state of mind when he wrote the letter to Thomas to kill him. I bawled my eyes out when I read he was dead. The only death I care about hahaha
Great video! I also felt I was missing something but it appears I do not and it's just the story. I have a couple of thoughts on the story I'd like to share. First of all I also feel like the story was made up on the go. I also read the books twice. First the original trilogy and afterwards the prequel (where Thomas and Therese built the maze, can't remember the title) and then again the original trilogy, as I felt the prequel shared much game changing information. However, I was disappointed to not find anything clueing at what the prequel had shared and instead (I think) I found inconsistencies. As we know, the prequel drops that Therese still has her memory. This was revealed in a memo by Therese to the W.I.C.K.E.D. employees (I read the German version, not sure what the memos are called in English). In the end of the first book however, there is a memo from Ava Paige, telling her employees something like "do you remember what the girl put on her arm, before she lost her memory?". This is clearly hinting that Therese's memory was erased whatsoever. I am not sure if that was poorly translated and not an issue in the English version. I do not see why Paige would lie to her employees. So ???? Is this an inconsistency? Or is there any other explanation I cannot see? Next, in the prequel we also learn how Therese and Thomas learn about the Telepathy thing all by themselves. Therese first contacts Thomas and then continues to teach him. All of this is kept secret from W.I.C.K.E.D., even though Thomas suspects they know him and Therese are already using it. In the trilogy, Thomas (multiple times) remembers a teacher of W.I.C.K.E.D, teaching him how to use it. So again ???? Is his memory wrong here, or what is the idea here? Is he, in reality, remembering Therese teaching him? Finally, Thomas remembers how him, Therese, Rachel and Arris (that's how you spell him?) are about to be sent into the labyrinth. He remembers that they know their memory is about to be erased. But in the prequel we learn that Thomas thought (until the very last moment) that they are allowed to keep their memories and to spy for wicked. I do not see how this is supposed to work out. Please let me know what you think about these :)
I honestly dont think that the problems lie mainly in the mystery that the series tries to set up and its resolution: i honestly read the books and I think it wasn't done badly, but it's fair to say that more could have been done. I'll put my hand forward by saying that i'm a fan of the series but we have to say things as they are. The books are too short and don't give us the chance to fully explore some things, like Thomas' connections with some characters. Johnson tells Thomas that he met him but there is no trace of that in the prequels, Dashner as usual compresses (in my opinion well) the whole story into a short but developing it well. However, this vice of his prevents us from resolving some small things that would have been pleasant to know. If the books had even just 30-40 more pages there would have been so much more space for details
I mean the email that “Terrisa” sent in the epilogue of Fever Code could have been faked. Eva Paige already faked Thomas’s email prior in the book and it would make sense for her to to fake Terrisas email too. It’s possible that Terrisa really didn’t have her memories or at least not all of them during the trilogy and was betrayed by wicked like Thomas was. My personal headcannon is that she does not have her memories or at the very least, only has memories that wicked gave her
No it's confirmed that she has her memory, not fake at all. She even knows the existence of Aris and could communicate with him cuz of that, this wasnt the case of Thomas
@@11mr_fox21 there is no prove that the email is faked, it's true and it's the plot twist of the book. If you remember, in the opening pages of kill order, Teresa looks at Thomas meanwhile his memorys were erased, feeling sorry that her boyfriend (in the end they both love each other, little to be done) will not remember her BUT in fever code the original plan (to which Teresa had falsely agreed) expected to enter with her memories intact. It's clear there was a "betrayal" and you can easily see it by connecting these facts and noting how Aris and Teresa could talk to each other in the maze even if they should not know the existence of each other
I really really disliked the Maze Runner books. It was like Lost. The story is built on it's mysteries, and the narrative is engaging. However, the answers to the mysteries are a massive let down. For one thing the whole plot point of trying to put people through all these stressful situations, to get the cure for the virus, makes absolutely no scientific sense. That's just not how medicine works. Research is one of the most important parts of being a writer, and clearly James Dashner did almost no research. If you're going to write science fiction, maybe learn a little science. That's just one of my reasons for disliking this book. The answers to the questions just don't hold up.
@@technicllsavage 😂 I understand where there comeing from ubove though, tbh I kinda feel it was ment that way for the reader to come to its own conclusion to fill in the gaps
It kinda bothered me too but that's where our suspension of disbelief is meant to come in across essentially any fictional work. Like mentioned above its up to us to fill in the gaps and I actually had a blast thinking about how this all fit together since i read the books over a decade ago in school. The conclusion I came to years before the movies is that the virus is not a normal virus, given its almost zombie like nature taking over the mind it makes sci-fi sense that something about a persons brain chemistry can make them immune, but the only way to fully study someones brain is to fully activate its various responces, hence the maze where presumably the subjects have implants monitioring their brain chemistry and activity. The whole "the cure is in the blood" part kinda contradicts this but i could go on a whole other tangent regarding that lol Bottom line some of us love it because its bad, because there is so many holes to be filled in and the only limitations are our own imaginations. Personally its one of if not the best looks into a zombie virus, its cause, its symptoms and potential cure all while giving us next to no answers and instead encouraging us to find our own.
came looking for answrr halfway through the 3rd movie. I has a feeling that nothing geta really explained and it got repetitive. When Thomas suddenly was so in love with Theresa i was like... this is sus. Turns out it was pretty much a waste od my time after the first one startes pretty good.
I finished the Scorch Trials book….,,, and I must say that the first book was fairly true with the movie ( I mean the movie was fairly true to the book ) …. The Scorch Trial book was much more dark….. and sinister….. and the ending was not was I expected! The movie was so action packed and clean cut….. and the book had some interesting facts, especially the relationship between Teresa and Aris….,. and the end that concluded that WICKED is not good at all….. to those Gladers
Just watched the first movie and thought it was cool, 20 minutes into the 2nd movie and I'm bored. And I can see why. You just confirmed to me how stupid these movies got lol..
Am I the only one who feels like the sequel series is just one giant cash grab? Like it doesn’t focus on the main cast and just seems like James dashner wants to keep making money off of his hit series instead of thinking of something new
I was fourteen when i read it, up to this day its the dumbest book I've seen, nothing makes sense nothing adds up and at least the movie has Kaya Scodelario the book it's just dumb...
Thank you, ended this series feeling competely confused and unsatisfied, this video cleared a lot up and helped me see my confusion was more on the book than me.
It would’ve made more sense if instead of keeping the boys inside as test for the cure, they were keeping them inside to protect them because they were the cure. And instead of the infected being mindless, they were smart and trying to get the cure to destroy it.
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TGATS WHAT IM SAYING, like even if it was a purposely released virus. Wouldn't they think of a cure before releasing it. Just in case? And ontop of that, instead of sedating and kidnapping ; indoctrinating all of the immunes they could have just told the truth and have had volunteers to make a cure whilst the immune are protected in the mazes as defences. Wicked didn't need to hide the truth and buried their own graves. It is never explained why all of the immune have their memories wiped
How are they immune and some other people are not
@@maamaanka3289its all genetics and luck its explained in the books better. Its something in ur body that doesnt let the virus
Same way some people are immune to HIV but everyone else isn't.@@maamaanka3289
It feels like an author came up with a fantastic book idea, finished it and realized they didn’t answer all of the questions. So they wrote more and more books but weren’t able to ever put of bow on it and tie all the loose ends up.
It also seems like they wanted to call thr evil corp wicked and had to think of words afterwards lol
They all do this 😭😭 such good ideas and words and then such shot explaininga nd writing in the end 😭😭
Hunger games, divergent, and maze runner all coming out around the same time was peak cinema
I presume you were between 15 to 22 when this came out
@@ranjankumarsahu998 I was older. But sucks they never finished Divergent movie. They could've just gave Ascendant a special tv mini-series or something.. and Shailene Woodley (Tris)... replace her! Since she was not interested.
Great video very informative. This should have been on the top when I searched "maze runner explained " thank you for making it.
I just finished reading The Maze Runner: The Fever Code. The book was great and the ending was shocking. Your channel and this video deserves more views.
I really needed someone to put into words my frustration with the series. Thank you.
Read the books the books are 1000 times better than the movies.
@@Phantomist_ I haven't watched the movies only read the books.
I only saw the intro and I already know this video is going to be a banger
Reading this to my boys right now and it's definitely a page turner. Great for discussions, my sons 11 & 13 have a lot of questions, they're very engaged. I absolutely agree that character building is lacking. Orson Scott Card is my personal favorite author when it comes to making you actually CARE about the characters. Thanks for the detailed and informative review!
Yo why are you reading to a 13 year old!?😭🙏
22:58 there was a lot of stuff they had to cut out to keep their PG-13 rating. Examples: WICKED guards hanging from the ceiling with purple faces, Winston’s face being brutally messed up after the metal ball thing, and that one guy getting suffocated by all that blue gunk. When they cut out all that brutal stuff, they have to take a different approach that is still appropriate. Glad the final movie has the same ending as the books
Everytime i watch (and read) this series i just find new plot holes and more questions. Last rewatch of movie one - According to what the gladers say: no one survies a night in the maze, no ones seen a greiver and they only come out at night, no ones been stung during the day before but the maze doors close at dusk and thats when the grievers come out. so how do they know its a griever doing the stinging? how did this happen previously for them to have this info... cause according to them it cant. its the lack of backstory that was bugging me this time.
I dont want to even tell you how many watches it took before i realized the changing was the flare.
What do you mean “the changing was the flare”? I only saw the movie once and never read the books so I’m pretty hazy on the details.
@@UncalibratedAimbot what the boys call the changing (when someone is stung by a greiver) is them being injected with the flare virus. took me a few watches to realize it was the same thing. I dont think that it was clarified in the book either. in the movie though you can make the connection visually.
I had the privilege of doing a 1 on 1 interview with James Dashner way back in 2016, during his promotional tour for The Fever Code. We had a fun dynamic, the interview being more of a lively conversation where we spoke about the series in general and used a lot of the book lingo. I remember being surprised that the attendance at the event wasn’t very large, about 10ish people. Which I thought was very strange given it was 2016, still in the midst of the YA craze. Veronica Roth had a way bigger crowd when I met her at Bookcon 2017. To me, that perfectly shows just how underrated Maze Runner was compared to Divergent and Hunger Games.
I’ve never read the books but I have seen all the movies. I really like the first one but I thought all the sequels were pretty mediocre and I wasn’t a fan of how the series ended
The books are 10 thousand times bette,lr, way more plot, and many HUGE things left out from the movies. The Scorch Trials movie is honestly really bad. It’s cool yes, but when you read the book, it’s completely different. The movies hit harder (at least for me) like when the person dies on the building in The Death Cure, like that shit fucked me even though I knew it would happen lol. But like I said there’s way more events in the book, more betrayal, new things like telepathy, it’s lit. You’ll love the series even more.
Edit: Way more character depth and connections with one another imo - although the movies give you the sad visuals, it gives you the depth
....the fact that someone had to build an Attack of Titan walls....all those resources
The reason for the maze is so unsatisfying, that the author might as well made WICKED into a religious cult, that demands children's sacrifice, in a retelling of the minotaur kind of way. Also, the maze was the best asset of the series and the books, that take place outside of it feel a bit "flat" in comparaison.
I enjoyed this my friend. Don't stop creating :)
I appreciate the work that went into this video, it helped me to reconcile my frustration with this series 😅
We read the book back in middle school and I was fascinated by the story and lure, read the second book, and now I’m here years later 😂
Book three has the world best plot twist at the end Paige’s note is just crazy first the flare wasn’t a accident it was to kill of some of the population and that there were two people planted in the group to help them get to the safe zone and even now I am confused about that it’s Brenda and someone else it could be Jorge except what if it Terese was the other person I love this book.
This background music makes me want a cigarette 😂😂
Thanks for summarizing this! I read the fist book years ago and I've been wondering what it was all about since
the beginning of this video is crazy cause that's exactly what happened (i finished the series and was confused so i typed in "maze runner" into youtube looking for an explanation)
Ain’t gonna lie the kill order was one of the best books I read in the series. The ending made me so sad too
Thanks a bunch for this video. I've only seen the first movie and wanted to know the rest of the story without having to read the books.
from the movies alone i think there are clues that she had her memory the entire time. for example the telepathy, how does she know how to use it and communicate, they both have the ability to do so yet tomas doesnt reach out like she does. shes instigating it with control like she knows what shes doing. thats one example id have to actually read the books to fully know
The Kill Order is sooo good, one of my favs in the whole series
James Daschner wrote Teresa with his ex in mind
I'm sorry you didnt feel for Newt ?!
I fucking love Newt. I thiught that was the only character ter that were somewhat fleshed out and had interesting things about him, like his attempted suicide, nd his state of mind when he wrote the letter to Thomas to kill him.
I bawled my eyes out when I read he was dead. The only death I care about hahaha
Great video! I also felt I was missing something but it appears I do not and it's just the story.
I have a couple of thoughts on the story I'd like to share. First of all I also feel like the story was made up on the go. I also read the books twice. First the original trilogy and afterwards the prequel (where Thomas and Therese built the maze, can't remember the title) and then again the original trilogy, as I felt the prequel shared much game changing information. However, I was disappointed to not find anything clueing at what the prequel had shared and instead (I think) I found inconsistencies.
As we know, the prequel drops that Therese still has her memory. This was revealed in a memo by Therese to the W.I.C.K.E.D. employees (I read the German version, not sure what the memos are called in English). In the end of the first book however, there is a memo from Ava Paige, telling her employees something like "do you remember what the girl put on her arm, before she lost her memory?". This is clearly hinting that Therese's memory was erased whatsoever. I am not sure if that was poorly translated and not an issue in the English version. I do not see why Paige would lie to her employees. So ???? Is this an inconsistency? Or is there any other explanation I cannot see?
Next, in the prequel we also learn how Therese and Thomas learn about the Telepathy thing all by themselves. Therese first contacts Thomas and then continues to teach him. All of this is kept secret from W.I.C.K.E.D., even though Thomas suspects they know him and Therese are already using it. In the trilogy, Thomas (multiple times) remembers a teacher of W.I.C.K.E.D, teaching him how to use it. So again ???? Is his memory wrong here, or what is the idea here? Is he, in reality, remembering Therese teaching him?
Finally, Thomas remembers how him, Therese, Rachel and Arris (that's how you spell him?) are about to be sent into the labyrinth. He remembers that they know their memory is about to be erased. But in the prequel we learn that Thomas thought (until the very last moment) that they are allowed to keep their memories and to spy for wicked. I do not see how this is supposed to work out.
Please let me know what you think about these :)
Great video!
Thank you I'm a bit lost!
Couldn't get past them saying "clunk" constantly in the book (didn't watch the movie)
I honestly dont think that the problems lie mainly in the mystery that the series tries to set up and its resolution: i honestly read the books and I think it wasn't done badly, but it's fair to say that more could have been done. I'll put my hand forward by saying that i'm a fan of the series but we have to say things as they are. The books are too short and don't give us the chance to fully explore some things, like Thomas' connections with some characters. Johnson tells Thomas that he met him but there is no trace of that in the prequels, Dashner as usual compresses (in my opinion well) the whole story into a short but developing it well. However, this vice of his prevents us from resolving some small things that would have been pleasant to know. If the books had even just 30-40 more pages there would have been so much more space for details
dude unwind was rlly good i liked that series
I really need to re-read the trilogy. It was my favorite but I really don't know why hahaha.
Can you make a video about the last city?
I mean the email that “Terrisa” sent in the epilogue of Fever Code could have been faked. Eva Paige already faked Thomas’s email prior in the book and it would make sense for her to to fake Terrisas email too. It’s possible that Terrisa really didn’t have her memories or at least not all of them during the trilogy and was betrayed by wicked like Thomas was. My personal headcannon is that she does not have her memories or at the very least, only has memories that wicked gave her
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No it's confirmed that she has her memory, not fake at all. She even knows the existence of Aris and could communicate with him cuz of that, this wasnt the case of Thomas
@@xenonauts8387 where is it confirmed she has all of her memories?
@@11mr_fox21 there is no prove that the email is faked, it's true and it's the plot twist of the book.
If you remember, in the opening pages of kill order, Teresa looks at Thomas meanwhile his memorys were erased, feeling sorry that her boyfriend (in the end they both love each other, little to be done) will not remember her BUT in fever code the original plan (to which Teresa had falsely agreed) expected to enter with her memories intact. It's clear there was a "betrayal" and you can easily see it by connecting these facts and noting how Aris and Teresa could talk to each other in the maze even if they should not know the existence of each other
I need Unwind to be realeased, not as a movie, but a high quality limited series
I really really disliked the Maze Runner books. It was like Lost. The story is built on it's mysteries, and the narrative is engaging. However, the answers to the mysteries are a massive let down. For one thing the whole plot point of trying to put people through all these stressful situations, to get the cure for the virus, makes absolutely no scientific sense. That's just not how medicine works. Research is one of the most important parts of being a writer, and clearly James Dashner did almost no research. If you're going to write science fiction, maybe learn a little science. That's just one of my reasons for disliking this book. The answers to the questions just don't hold up.
Where did you get your PhD in yapping?
@@technicllsavage 😂 I understand where there comeing from ubove though, tbh I kinda feel it was ment that way for the reader to come to its own conclusion to fill in the gaps
It kinda bothered me too but that's where our suspension of disbelief is meant to come in across essentially any fictional work.
Like mentioned above its up to us to fill in the gaps and I actually had a blast thinking about how this all fit together since i read the books over a decade ago in school.
The conclusion I came to years before the movies is that the virus is not a normal virus, given its almost zombie like nature taking over the mind it makes sci-fi sense that something about a persons brain chemistry can make them immune, but the only way to fully study someones brain is to fully activate its various responces, hence the maze where presumably the subjects have implants monitioring their brain chemistry and activity.
The whole "the cure is in the blood" part kinda contradicts this but i could go on a whole other tangent regarding that lol
Bottom line some of us love it because its bad, because there is so many holes to be filled in and the only limitations are our own imaginations.
Personally its one of if not the best looks into a zombie virus, its cause, its symptoms and potential cure all while giving us next to no answers and instead encouraging us to find our own.
Nigga it's called creativity
@@technicllwhere'd you get your PH. D in ret@rdation?
RIP Chuck and Newt :(
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There it is again, you said thank Apollo, I need to know what it means
Th movies ARE AWESOME
Loved these books in 8th grade
came looking for answrr halfway through the 3rd movie. I has a feeling that nothing geta really explained and it got repetitive.
When Thomas suddenly was so in love with Theresa i was like... this is sus.
Turns out it was pretty much a waste od my time after the first one startes pretty good.
I finished the Scorch Trials book….,,, and I must say that the first book was fairly true with the movie ( I mean the movie was fairly true to the book ) …. The Scorch Trial book was much more dark….. and sinister….. and the ending was not was I expected! The movie was so action packed and clean cut….. and the book had some interesting facts, especially the relationship between Teresa and Aris….,. and the end that concluded that WICKED is not good at all….. to those Gladers
That saved me two weeks of miserable reading.
it felt like the author wrote a good first book with a lot of mysteries,published it,and then bullshitted the rest to fit
Just watched the first movie and thought it was cool, 20 minutes into the 2nd movie and I'm bored. And I can see why. You just confirmed to me how stupid these movies got lol..
Movie 2 was a big disappointment ..the book was miles better. Good thing book 3 and movie 3 did a good job closing the series.
5???? BRO THIS IS A SOLID 9!!!!!!!!
Unwind mentioned 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Ive read book one, not 2, why the hell is it so dam different from the movie!!? 8:34
I wanna know why they didn’t make a movie for the last book 😢
Same also I wanna know why they made the first eragon movie with parts of the second book and ultimately killed the movie series
they never show that brain implant thing in the movie
Am I the only one who feels like the sequel series is just one giant cash grab? Like it doesn’t focus on the main cast and just seems like James dashner wants to keep making money off of his hit series instead of thinking of something new
thats EXACTLY what it is
Did you watch season 4 of Manifest?
Yep. A lot of my predictions are looking shockingly accurate so far. I can’t wait for the finale.
What ive lesrned from movies like this are don't let the himan race make vriuses to tey to help them
First one is interesting but the rest is really bad writing in my opinion.
I was fourteen when i read it, up to this day its the dumbest book I've seen, nothing makes sense nothing adds up and at least the movie has Kaya Scodelario the book it's just dumb...
i still dont understand a fucking thing here lol
Oh yes lets give the people who are infected and slowly going crazy unlimited resources
Harris Kimberly Young Eric Martin Jason
Both the movies and the books are disappointing, 0 out 10 would not recommend
This story is insanely shit. Intriguing in the same way a train wreck is.
720p in 2024 cmon.....
Please re-upload minus the horrific TH-cam smooth jazz
okay, don't care a shit about a mystery box at all. just wanted info on the movie.
Damn but that's not really his fault is it? Go watch that instead or something this video is analyzing the books