Maze Runner: The Death Cure is the final film in The Maze Runner trilogy, and that being said it has the most action of all 3. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.
Romance isn't a focus here, as it is in many other YA-based adaptations - instead, the Maze Runner stories deal with friendship, teamwork, courage, and trust - but there's a hint of a love triangle and a quick kiss or two. But it's the up-close deaths (via stabbing, shooting, and falling from a great height) that are the most disturbing. And the body count is high, with big explosions and shoot-outs responsible for lots of fatalities. There's considerably more strong language in the movies than in the books: Expect to hear "s-t," "bull s-t," "son of a bitch," etc. The movie centers on charming, loyal Thomas ( Dylan O'Brien), who in this last film must rally the remaining Gladers to again rescue one of their own from WCKD's clutches.
Parents need to know that Maze Runner: The Death Cure is the finale in the popular Maze Runner trilogy based on James Dashner's best-selling dystopian books.
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