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* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In the books Thomas and Teresa could communicate with each other telepathically, with Aris and PosthumousCharacter Rachel sharing the same ability between themselves and the aforementioned twosome. This was revealed in ''The Death Cure'' to be the result of [[spoiler:a chip implanted in their heads by WICKED, which could also be used to control them and the other Gladers, who were also implanted]]. In the films, all four characters lack this ability and whilst ''Maze Runner: The Death Cure'' reveals that the Gladers [[spoiler:do have chips implanted in their bodies, it’s in their necks and merely functions as a tracking beacon]].
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* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In the books books, Thomas and Teresa could communicate with each other telepathically, with Aris and PosthumousCharacter Rachel sharing the same ability between themselves and the aforementioned twosome. This was revealed in ''The Death Cure'' to be the result of [[spoiler:a chip implanted in their heads by WICKED, which could also be used to control them and the other Gladers, who were also implanted]]. In the films, all four characters lack this ability and whilst ''Maze Runner: The Death Cure'' reveals that the Gladers [[spoiler:do have chips implanted in their bodies, it’s in their necks and merely functions as a tracking beacon]].
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** Although a character in the books and is frequently referenced by other characters, as well as e-mails she sends to WICKED which readers are shown as epilogues to each book, Chancellor Ava Paige never appears in person or has any interaction with the Gladers during the original trilogy [[note]]Her one interaction in ''The Death Cure'' with Thomas occurs whilst he is unconscious and only able to hear her voice meaning she still only appears off-page[[/note]]. In the films she actually does physically appear on screen, played by Creator/PatriciaClarkson, appearing at the end of ''The MazeRunner'' in a video directly addressed to the Gladers where she is killed off, later revealed to have been faked, and in ''Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials'' she is present during the climax when WCKD attacks The Right Arm and the surviving Gladers.
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** Although a character in the books and is frequently referenced by other characters, as well as e-mails she sends to WICKED which readers are shown as epilogues to each book, Chancellor Ava Paige never appears in person or has any interaction with the Gladers during the original trilogy [[note]]Her one interaction in ''The Death Cure'' with Thomas occurs whilst he is unconscious and only able to hear her voice meaning she still only appears off-page[[/note]]. In the films she actually does physically appear on screen, played by Creator/PatriciaClarkson, appearing at the end of ''The MazeRunner'' Maze Runner'' in a video directly addressed to the Gladers where she is killed off, later revealed to have been faked, and in ''Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials'' she is present during the climax when WCKD attacks The Right Arm and the surviving Gladers.
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** Although a character in the books and is frequently referenced by other characters, as well as e-mails she sends to WICKED which readers are shown as epilogues to each book, Chancellor Ava Paige never appears in person or has any interaction with the Gladers during the original trilogy [[note]]Her one interaction in ''The Death Cure'' with Thomas occurs whilst he is unconscious and only able to hear her voice meaning she still only appears off-page[[/note]]. In the films she actually does physically appear on screen, played by Creator/PatriciaClarkson, appearing at the end of ''The MazeRunner'' in a video directly addressed to the Gladers where she is killed off, later revealed to have been faked, and in ''Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials'' she is present during the climax when WCKD attacks The Right Arm and the surviving Gladers.
** Assistant Director Janson a.k.a. "The Rat Man" only appeared in one chapter near the start of ''The Scorch Trials'' and didn't appear again until the next book -- ''The Death Cure'', where he became the BigBad. But in the film adaptation -- ''Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials'' he’s promoted to main antagonist status and spends most of the film pursuing the protagonists.
** Although a character in the books and is frequently referenced by other characters, as well as e-mails she sends to WICKED which readers are shown as epilogues to each book, Chancellor Ava Paige never appears in person or has any interaction with the Gladers during the original trilogy [[note]]Her one interaction in ''The Death Cure'' with Thomas occurs whilst he is unconscious and only able to hear her voice meaning she still only appears off-page[[/note]]. In the films she actually does physically appear on screen, played by Creator/PatriciaClarkson, appearing at the end of ''The MazeRunner'' in a video directly addressed to the Gladers where she is killed off, later revealed to have been faked, and in ''Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials'' she is present during the climax when WCKD attacks The Right Arm and the surviving Gladers.
** Assistant Director Janson a.k.a. "The Rat Man" only appeared in one chapter near the start of ''The Scorch Trials'' and didn't appear again until the next book -- ''The Death Cure'', where he became the BigBad. But in the film adaptation -- ''Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials'' he’s promoted to main antagonist status and spends most of the film pursuing the protagonists.
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*** "I belong to the Maze. We all do." [[spoiler: Gally, supposedly]]
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''WCKD is good.''
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Smash the [[Film/MazeRunnerTheDeathCure Last City]].]]
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The cast includes [[Series/TeenWolf Dylan O'Brien]], [[Series/GameOfThrones Thomas]] [[Series/DoctorWho Brodie]]-[[Film/LoveActually Sangster]], [[Series/{{Skins}} Kaya]] [[Film/{{Moon}} Scodelario]], [[Film/SonOfRambow Will]] [[Film/WereTheMillers Poulter]] and Creator/PatriciaClarkson.
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The cast includes [[Series/TeenWolf Dylan O'Brien]], Creator/DylanOBrien, [[Series/GameOfThrones Thomas]] [[Series/DoctorWho Brodie]]-[[Film/LoveActually Sangster]], [[Series/{{Skins}} Kaya]] [[Film/{{Moon}} Scodelario]], [[Film/SonOfRambow Will]] [[Film/WereTheMillers Poulter]] and Creator/PatriciaClarkson.
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* PrettyBoy: Newt as portrayed by Thomas Brodie Sangster, with his soft, almost androgynous facial features and blond hair.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the book, Thomas finds the Glade's rescuers hanged. In the film, they're revealed to be working with WICKD.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Janson in the book is nicknamed the 'Rat Man' because of his ugly appearance. In the film, he's played by SilverFox Aidan Gillen.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: AdaptationalAttractiveness: Assistant Director Janson in the book books is nicknamed the 'Rat Man' "Rat Man" because of his ugly rat-like appearance. In the film, films, he's played by SilverFox Aidan Gillen. Creator/AidanGillen.
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* AdaptationExpansion: The Rat Man is only at the start of the second book, but becomes a secondary antagonist in the film. Likewise the Right Arm appear far earlier in the films than they do in the book.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Gally is more sympathetic in the film than the book, being shown to really care for the well-being of everyone.
* AdaptationalVillainy: Well Anti-Villainy. At the end of the second story [[spoiler: Teresa betrays her friends to WICKED. In the book, she's being manipulated by Ava Paige. In the film, she does it because she believed WICKD are in the right]].
* AdaptationalVillainy: Well Anti-Villainy. At the end of the second story [[spoiler: Teresa betrays her friends to WICKED. In the book, she's being manipulated by Ava Paige. In the film, she does it because she believed WICKD are in the right]].
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* AdaptationExpansion: The Rat Man is only at the start of the second book, but becomes a secondary antagonist in the film. Likewise the Right Arm appear far earlier in the films than they do in the book.
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Janson in the book is nicknamed the 'Rat Man' because of his ugly appearance. In the film, he's played by SilverFox Aidan Gillen.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Gally is more sympathetic in the film than the book, being shown to really care for the well-being of everyone.
* AdaptationalVillainy: Well Anti-Villainy. At the end of the second story [[spoiler: Teresa betrays her friends to WICKED. In the book, she's being manipulated by Ava Paige. In the film, she does it because she believed WICKD are in the right]].
* AdaptedOut: Thomas's telepathic connection with Teresa is left out of the films.
* AdvertisedExtra: Patricia Clarkson in both films, who only appears in scenes towards the end other than brief flashbacks. It all ads up to about ten minutes of screen time per film.
* AloofDarkHairedGirl: Teresa fills this type to a tee. Thomas is the only one she speaks to.
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Male trio in the first film. Gally is blond, Thomas brunet and Newt redhead.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Thomas and Teresa always wear blue in contrast to everyone else. The two will usually be wearing similar colours.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Gally is more sympathetic in the film than the book, being shown to really care for the well-being of everyone.
* AdaptationalVillainy: Well Anti-Villainy. At the end of the second story [[spoiler: Teresa betrays her friends to WICKED. In the book, she's being manipulated by Ava Paige. In the film, she does it because she believed WICKD are in the right]].
* AdaptedOut: Thomas's telepathic connection with Teresa is left out of the films.
* AdvertisedExtra: Patricia Clarkson in both films, who only appears in scenes towards the end other than brief flashbacks. It all ads up to about ten minutes of screen time per film.
* AloofDarkHairedGirl: Teresa fills this type to a tee. Thomas is the only one she speaks to.
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Male trio in the first film. Gally is blond, Thomas brunet and Newt redhead.
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* FiveTokenBand: The group that gets out in the film includes a white guy, a white girl, an Asian guy, an Indian guy, and an English guy. They're later joined by a black man and his mixed race daughter.
* InNameOnly: The second film has a radically different story to its book counterpart - in contrast to the first's more faithful adaptation.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: The Cranks of the book are infected humans at varying stages of insanity. Thomas and co are able to have conversations with a few of them. In the movie, they're straight up zombies.
* PrettyBoy: Newt as portrayed by Thomas Brodie Sangster, with his soft, almost androgynous facial features andblond hair.red hair.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the book, Thomas finds the Glade's rescuers hanged. In the film, they're revealed to be working with WICKD.
* InNameOnly: The second film has a radically different story to its book counterpart - in contrast to the first's more faithful adaptation.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: The Cranks of the book are infected humans at varying stages of insanity. Thomas and co are able to have conversations with a few of them. In the movie, they're straight up zombies.
* PrettyBoy: Newt as portrayed by Thomas Brodie Sangster, with his soft, almost androgynous facial features and
* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the book, Thomas finds the Glade's rescuers hanged. In the film, they're revealed to be working with WICKD.
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The film franchise that is based on ''[[Literature/TheMazeRunner The Maze Runner]]'' book series by James Dashner.
The film series is well known for ''actually'' being different and DarkerAndEdgier than other young adult film series, such as ''Divergent'' using elements of ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. The cast includes [[Series/TeenWolf Dylan O'Brien]], [[Series/GameOfThrones Thomas]] [[Series/DoctorWho Brodie]]-[[Film/LoveActually Sangster]], [[Series/{{Skins}} Kaya]] [[Film/{{Moon}} Scodelario]], [[Film/SonOfRambow Will]] [[Film/WereTheMillers Poulter]] and Creator/PatriciaClarkson.
So far, the films included in this series are:
The film series is well known for ''actually'' being different and DarkerAndEdgier than other young adult film series, such as ''Divergent'' using elements of ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. The cast includes [[Series/TeenWolf Dylan O'Brien]], [[Series/GameOfThrones Thomas]] [[Series/DoctorWho Brodie]]-[[Film/LoveActually Sangster]], [[Series/{{Skins}} Kaya]] [[Film/{{Moon}} Scodelario]], [[Film/SonOfRambow Will]] [[Film/WereTheMillers Poulter]] and Creator/PatriciaClarkson.
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The film franchise that is based on ''[[Literature/TheMazeRunner The Maze Runner]]'' ''Literature/TheMazeRunner'' book series by James Dashner.
The film series is well known for ''actually'' being different and DarkerAndEdgier than other young adult film series, such as ''Divergent'' using elements of ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. The cast includes [[Series/TeenWolf Dylan O'Brien]], [[Series/GameOfThrones Thomas]] [[Series/DoctorWho Brodie]]-[[Film/LoveActually Sangster]], [[Series/{{Skins}} Kaya]] [[Film/{{Moon}} Scodelario]], [[Film/SonOfRambow Will]] [[Film/WereTheMillers Poulter]] and Creator/PatriciaClarkson.
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series by James Dashner.
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An adaptation of the third and final instalment of the ''Maze Runner'' series, ''The Death Cure'', titled ''Maze Runner: The Death Cure'', is currently under production for a February 17th, 2017 release, and for the first time ever, [[SubvertedTrope it is not following the typical young-adult trilogy trend of]] [[DividedForPublication splitting one book into two movies]] in the vein of ''Literature/HarryPotter'' and ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. [[http://www.ew.com/article/2016/03/18/dylan-obrien-injured-set-maze-runner-death-cure Unfortunately, production has been postponed after Dylan O'Brien was hit by a car and suffered non life-threatening injuries.
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* AdaptationNameChange: WICKED became WCKD in the films although the pronunciation remained the same.
* FamousLastWords:
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*** "Get them out." [[spoiler:Alby]]
*** "Remember. ''[[ArcWords WCKD is good.]]'' [[spoiler: Ava Paige's double]]
*** "I belong to the Maze. We all do." [[spoiler: Gally, supposedly]]
*** "Thank you. Thank you." [[spoiler:Chuck]]
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*** "Thomas... Take care of them..." [[spoiler: Winston]]
*** "At least my conscience is clear." [[spoiler:Mary]]
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* PrettyBoy: Newt as portrayed by Thomas Brodie Sangster, with his soft, almost androgynous facial features and blond hair.
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''WCKD is good.''
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[[caption-width-right:302: Solve the [[Film/TheMazeRunner2014 Maze]]. Survive the [[Film/MazeRunnerTheScorchTrials2015 Scorch]].]]
The film franchise that is based on ''[[Literature/TheMazeRunner The Maze Runner]]'' book series.
The film series is well known for ''actually'' being different and DarkerAndEdgier than other young adult film series, such as ''Divergent'' using elements of ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. The cast includes [[Series/TeenWolf Dylan O'Brien]], [[Series/GameOfThrones Thomas]] [[Series/DoctorWho Brodie]]-[[Film/LoveActually Sangster]], [[Series/{{Skins}} Kaya]] [[Film/{{Moon}} Scodelario]], [[Film/SonOfRambow Will]] [[Film/WereTheMillers Poulter]] and Creator/PatriciaClarkson.
So far, the films included in this series are:
* ''[[Film/TheMazeRunner2014 The Maze Runner]]'' (2014)
* ''[[Film/MazeRunnerTheScorchTrials2015 Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials]]'' (2015)
An adaptation of the third and final instalment of the ''Maze Runner'' series, ''The Death Cure'', titled ''Maze Runner: The Death Cure'', is currently under production for a February 17th, 2017 release, and for the first time ever, [[SubvertedTrope it is not following the typical young-adult trilogy trend of]] [[DividedForPublication splitting one book into two movies]] in the vein of ''Literature/HarryPotter'' and ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. [[http://www.ew.com/article/2016/03/18/dylan-obrien-injured-set-maze-runner-death-cure Unfortunately, production has been postponed after Dylan O'Brien was hit by a car and suffered non life-threatening injuries.]]
[[caption-width-right:302: Solve the [[Film/TheMazeRunner2014 Maze]]. Survive the [[Film/MazeRunnerTheScorchTrials2015 Scorch]].]]
The film franchise that is based on ''[[Literature/TheMazeRunner The Maze Runner]]'' book series.
The film series is well known for ''actually'' being different and DarkerAndEdgier than other young adult film series, such as ''Divergent'' using elements of ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. The cast includes [[Series/TeenWolf Dylan O'Brien]], [[Series/GameOfThrones Thomas]] [[Series/DoctorWho Brodie]]-[[Film/LoveActually Sangster]], [[Series/{{Skins}} Kaya]] [[Film/{{Moon}} Scodelario]], [[Film/SonOfRambow Will]] [[Film/WereTheMillers Poulter]] and Creator/PatriciaClarkson.
So far, the films included in this series are:
* ''[[Film/TheMazeRunner2014 The Maze Runner]]'' (2014)
* ''[[Film/MazeRunnerTheScorchTrials2015 Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials]]'' (2015)
An adaptation of the third and final instalment of the ''Maze Runner'' series, ''The Death Cure'', titled ''Maze Runner: The Death Cure'', is currently under production for a February 17th, 2017 release, and for the first time ever, [[SubvertedTrope it is not following the typical young-adult trilogy trend of]] [[DividedForPublication splitting one book into two movies]] in the vein of ''Literature/HarryPotter'' and ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. [[http://www.ew.com/article/2016/03/18/dylan-obrien-injured-set-maze-runner-death-cure Unfortunately, production has been postponed after Dylan O'Brien was hit by a car and suffered non life-threatening injuries.]]
