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Beatrice Prior and Tobias Eaton venture into the world outside of the fence and are taken into protective custody by a mysterious agency known as the Bureau of Genetic Welfare.
Critic Consensus
Critical reception for Allegiant is largely negative, with reviewers agreeing that the franchise has lost the promise it once showed. No single element drew consistent praise, though one reviewer noted moments of on-screen glamour and style, and another found the narrative approach more interesting than the original. Common criticisms include a convoluted plot, a sense that the story was forcibly split to manufacture an additional sequel, and a failure to meaningfully explore the series' underlying social concepts. The film is seen as passable viewing for existing fans but unlikely to leave a lasting impression.
4 rated reviews · 1 mixed · 3 negative
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Updated“The Divergent franchise started out with promise a couple of years ago but now it's merely fumbling around in dystopia for a unique sci-fi footing. 'The Hunger Games' experience is probably hard to beat but this series appears to have lost steam after that first salvo. 'Allegiant' may still be a popular outing for the young set but I don't think it will make for a distinctive or memorable one!”Read full review ↗
“If you have seen the previous Divergent series, then it is a good watch. I do hope that the final instalment Ascendant (2017) will be better and more intricate. For now, Allegiant seems too convoluted and forcefully sliced out of the final book to make just another sequel. It has its good moments and a lot of on-screen glamour and style, but you might be disappointed a little.”Read full review ↗
“The promise of the premise has long been lost. But we must endure the finale before we can give the franchise a proper burial.”Read full review ↗
“...while the underlying concept of the series is the examination of a big social experiment, this gets lost in the film. Extremely lackluster fare, overall.”Read full review ↗
“The newly approached narrative definitely makes the story more interesting than the original. However, the lack of direction subdues the impact the movie could have had on non-Divergent fans. For those who liked the book, the movie is an equally good watch.”Read full review ↗
Cast & Crew
Cast
- Shailene Woodley · Tris
- Theo James · Four
- Miles Teller · Peter
- Zoë Kravitz · Christina
- Naomi Watts · Evelyn
- Jeff Daniels · David
- Ansel Elgort · Caleb Prior
- Maggie Q · Tori
- Jonny Weston · Edgar
- Robert Schwentke
- Douglas Wick
- Lucy Fisher
- Pouya Shabazian
- Noah Oppenheim
- Adam Cooper
- Bill Collage
- Stephen Chbosky
- Joseph Trapanese
- Florian Ballhaus
- Stuart Levy
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- Release Date
- 1 April 2016
- Runtime
- 2h 1m
- Language
- English
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