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Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Dynamixor The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

maurizio-crespi The story on the book is amazing, but the movie completely changed it, making it a kind of poor sci-fi movie.

averyfralish-01308 SPOILER ALERT I loved the story to this movie but none of it was the same as this movie. I loved reading this series and getting captured by the story, but I was majorly disappointed in this movie. I mean, was Tris's death not important enough to put in the movie? I expected much more.

Hayley Mignon McDowell As an avid reader, I love to see how directors can take words and create the images in our head. The Divergent series was one of my favorite reads a few years back, so when they decided to put the words on screen, I was more than ecstatic. Opening day for the original Divergent, had me excited of the follow ups, especially Allegiant which was released in 2016. However, after the release of Divergent, many people were disappointed and it created a loss for future production of the remaining movies in the series. Despite others saying they would not be in attendance to watch Allegiance, I stuck through it to prove that the books I loved dearly would be successful on screen. According to the plot line of the original book, the movie lined up very well with how Roth wanted it to pan out. I believe it was a good depiction of how we were supposed to imagine the story panning out. However, I knew the box office sales would not reflect how great I thought the movie was. It was even nominated for 8 awards. Someone had to agree with me then! So despite how tragic the monetary value was from the movie, I believe it deserves more credit and a better rating.

freemantle_uk If there was a case for young adult adaptation are all the same and blend together then Allegiant can be used as evidence, borrowing elements from The Hunger Games and Maze Runner series.After the events of Insurgent the faction system has broken down after the people have found out that Chicago was no more than an experiment. Tris (Shailene Woodley) wants to see the outside world and together with her boyfriend, Four (Theo Jones), brother Caleb (Ansel Elgort), friends Christina (Zoe Kravitz), Tori (Maggie Q) and Peter (Miles Teller - the term friend is being used very loosely) go over the wall and discover a civilisation of scientific advance people lead by David (Jeff Daniels) who explains how the world felt into chaos and why Tris is so special. But, David has his own motives.I had a soft spot for the Divergent series until now: the first two films were solid films for their target audience and had some fun trippy Inception style scenes in the mindscape. Yet the good will that the series has built has spent and Allegiant used ideas from Mockingjay and The Maze Runner sequels, that people secretly exist beyond the world and they are not to be trusted whilst the desert landscape is like the one in The Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, just with much worst CGI.Allegiant even rips off the previous films in the series. The climax is similar to what happened in the first two films, the heroes have to break into the central governmental building to stop the villain's scheme and free either friends or family. Insurgent was able to get away with this because there was enough of a different because Tris was stuck in the dreamscape to open mystery box.Allegiant relies on the characters to be idiots for the plot to continue, especially Tris who should have been more sceptical of the mysterious people who have been watching Chicago, not less. She was both the chosen saviour who had enhanced instincts yet also be incredibly gullible.The relief in Allegiant is the world fell apart was humanity split between genetically enhanced people and regular people. Basically it was a cross between Gattaca, X-Men and the Animatrix short The Second Renaissance. Humanity split into factions because the genetically enhanced got corrupted, making some virtues greater at the expense of others, making them 'damaged'. Tris is told she's the cure for the 'damaged' and like the kids in the Maze Runner series being the cure for the zombie outbreak. Even for a sci-fi film this is a stretch and Allegiant does not mitigate the criticism the series has suffered that the faction system doesn't make any sense: if anything the revelation makes the concept harder to swallow.Allegiant shows that the Divergent film series has run its course. It has run out of ideas and the low Rotten Tomatoes score and box office returns has put paid to the idea that there would be a sequel: although there would be a sense of schadenfreude to see big- name and emerging actors forced to appear in a TV movie.