The newest The Maze Runner movie trailer is finally here! Check it out below and let us know your thoughts:
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Monday, July 28, 2014
Dylan at the Young Hollywood Awards
Dylan O'Brien attended the Young Hollywood Awards on July 27th. As you can see, he won Breakthrough Actor. Congrats, Dylan!
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Friday, July 25, 2014
ComicCon TMR Fan Screening
Last night the first ever fan screening for The Maze Runner took place at ComicCon.
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
Wes Ball talks with Bleeding Cool
Bleeding Cool talks with director Wes Ball about The Maze Runner, Ruin, and more.
Here are the highlights:
On what the true meaning/value of telling the story:
I am making entertainment first of all, for sure, but in the back of my mind it’s about a purity of life. I didn’t want the message to be heavy but there are a lot of metaphors. There’s a maze, and having to find your way through, which isn’t too unlike what you go through at High School. You’re placed into this world by adults and you’re told what you can and can’t do. You can’t go out there, you have to stay in here, and you want to test the boundaries. You start to find your way out into the dangerous world with all of the monsters. Then there’s a whole new world that’s even more dangerous, and you have to go into it to find yourself. It’s a coming of age story. It’s very much the idea of a vulnerable boy who comes up in this world and leaves a man.
On bringing substance to his film:
I grew up on Cameron, Zemeckis and Richard Donner, those guys who made Hollywood movies with substance, great entertainments that are about something. I tried to bring that in to Maze Runner as much as I could, tried to elevate this material as much as possible.
Be sure to check out the rest of the interview at the source! More of the interview will be posted closer to the film's release.
ComicCon 2014 Master Post
Actors, Dylan O'Brien, Kaya Scodelario, and Will Poulter with director Wes Ball and author James Dashner appeared at ComicCon 2014 for The Maze Runner promo and more. Post will be updated!
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
New TMR Poster
Below is the latest The Maze Runner poster. This time the Gladers are already off and running!
What do you think? The Maze looks killer doesn't it?
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Wes Ball talks with HeyUGuys
To promote TMR's release in the UK, Wes Ball chats all things The Maze Runner with HeyUGuys.
Here are the highlights:
On his respect for other filmmakers:
I have a newfound respect for anybody who makes a movie that makes it up on screen. Because it is so hard. There are so many things that are against you, so many challenges that are out of your control. It’s crazy. I’m not so hard on movies any more because I know how difficult it really is.
On the fanbase:
They’re really happy with the cast so it’s the best kind of pressure. It makes you reach for something that will make them happy, but at the same time you have to keep your eye on the fact that you need to make a movie and it’s got to work as a movie. So I’m not replacing the book, I’m just making something to live parallel alongside the book.
On the YA adaptation genre:
People like labelling things, and it definitely puts a target on our back, so it’s interesting. I’ll take any comparisons to The Hunger Games for sure, but hopefully we transcend it a little in the movie. I wanted to make a cool movie with kids in it, not a kids movie. I try to make something like The Goonies, or Jurassic Park or Raiders, something adventurous and fun that I grew up on. I wanted to tap into that, I didn’t think about the whole YA thing.
On the cast:
On the cast:
Yeah when I first came on I immediately pictured Kaya. I wanted Effy from Skins. Will, too. As soon as I came in they were two people I knew I wanted. Then I found Thomas, I was like, oh, the Love Actually kid. He is so good in the movie. Everyone is, but I hope that in a few years people will look back at this movie and, if nothing else, say, ‘wow look at all of those future stars when they were younger’. They’re all committed and gave 110%. I couldn’t have been more fortunate. They were all game for anything. Dylan will be a star too. An obvious star, he’s a relatable guy you couldn’t help but like, who is very humble and talented and funny and good looking. Bastard. If nothing else we have characters you care about and want to see in the next one.
On the potential and excitement surround The Scorch Trials:
Yeah, and while my head is not there right now, we’re starting to right a script now, sitting in rooms all day trying to make it super special. I’m not going to do it unless it’s freaking awesome! We’ll have to make some changes again, of course, but hopefully we’ll have a whole new set of fans from the movie that we’ll also need to appease, not just the fans of the books. It will be a different kind of sequel, which is fun, we don’t want to do something that has the same notes as the other, we want to explore new ideas and new challenges for these kids, and it’ll be cool if we get it.
And you will get to, Wes! Be sure to check out the rest of the great interview here!
Monday, July 21, 2014
Dylan appears at Giffoni Film Festival
Dylan appeared for a carpet and Q&A at the Giffoni Film Festival in Italy.
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Friday, July 18, 2014
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