Here’s everything you wanted to know about ‘The Maze Runner.” Oh, and some stuff you probably didn’t want to know as well.

The Maze Runner has awesome visuals and some good performances but is also rife with exposition and dystopia tropes.

The Maze Runner could’ve very easily ended up a cynical, boy-centric response to The Hunger Games franchise. It has a cast of young dudes, a premise and structure that are so video gamey it ...

The Maze Runner (2014) Film Review, a movie directed by Wes Ball, and starring Dylan O’Brien, Aml Ameen, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Will Poulter, Kaya Scodleario, Ki Hong Lee, Blake Cooper, and ...

The Maze Runner movies cut out a major aspect of Thomas story, but in hindsight, including it would have made the complicated plot even more messy.

Read this review of 'The Maze Runner,' a new movie in theaters based on the young adult novel.

The heart of “The Maze Runner” is the action, and Ball seamlessly blends computer-generated mecha-spiders with the actors, with everyone and everything moving very quickly.

James Dashner just can't leave the Maze. The new prequel follows Maze Runner characters before they were sent to the maze. "From the very beginning, I've always wanted to write a prequel about ...

That last part doesn’t exactly apply to “The Maze Runner,” since there’s only one girl for our hero Thomas (Dylan O’Brien, MTV’s “Teen Wolf”) to fall in love with, and both of them ...

The heart of “The Maze Runner” is the action, and Ball seamlessly blends computer-generated mecha-spiders with the actors, with everyone and everything moving very quickly.

The Maze Runner Trailer, Poster. Wes Ball ‘s The Maze Runner (2014) movie trailer, movie poster stars Dylan O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario, Will Poulter, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, and Patricia Clarkson.