L'épreuve : La terre brûlée
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials
Réalisation:
Wes BallScénario:
T.S. NowlinPhotographie:
Gyula PadosMusique:
John PaesanoActeurs·trices:
Dylan O'Brien, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Kaya Scodelario, Ki-hong Lee, Dexter Darden, Alexander Flores, Jacob Lofland, Rosa Salazar (plus)VOD (5)
Résumés(1)
Dans ce second volet de la saga épique LE LABYRINTHE, Thomas et les autres Blocards vont devoir faire face à leur plus grand défi, rechercher des indices à propos de la mystérieuse et puissante organisation connue sous le nom de WICKED. Or le monde qu'ils découvrent à l'extérieur du Labyrinthe a été ravagé par l'Apocalypse. Leur périple les amène à la Terre Brûlée, un paysage de désolation rempli d'obstacles inimaginables. Plus de gouvernement, plus d'ordre... et des hordes de gens en proie à une folie meurtrière qui errent dans les villes en ruine. Les Blocards vont devoir unir leurs forces avec d'autres combattants pour pouvoir affronter WICKED et tenter de défier son immense pouvoir. (20th Century Fox FR)
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Critiques (4)
Autant le un était tendu, mystérieux et amusant dans l’ensemble, autant on se serait totalement passé du deux. Ce film est lourd, creux, barbant, stupide et interminable. Il va être difficile de me convaincre de regarder le trois. Ma seule motivation serait Kaya Scodelario.
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I was really excited about the first movie. The idea with the maze was great, the ignorance, the mystery... But now, the truth about this world is starting to come to the surface more and more, and I was getting bored with the movie and hoping it would end soon. I'm not very interested in this development anymore, and I can't imagine that the third part could save it.
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An upward tendency. The Scorch Trials looks better and the action is first-rate. The thugs are carbon copies from those in World War Z, but for a kids’ film they are quite scary enough. Bali has the direction firmly in hand, but sometimes the story (btw extremely different from the book) sometimes trips him up. In terms of acting, still quite endearing and the hired “stars" really enjoy their supporting roles. If you stop with part three, you’ll be happy.
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In terms of pure craftsmanship, it's pretty good (it has an impressive setting in a post-apocalyptic world), but my question is about the literary source: who writes these verbal diarrhea and, more importantly, who reads them? “Twilight”, “Divergence”, “Labyrinth”, “Hunger Games”, just one literary crap after another, all obviously intended for teenage readers whose mental world I don't understand and don't want to.
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