A Few Words About A few words about...™ Maze Runner: Death Cure -- in 4k UHD Blu-ray (1 Viewer)

[Robert Harris]

Wes Ball's Death Cure, the final installment in the Maze Runner YA series, proves two things once again.

First, that even terrible films, even when prepared for IMAX exhibition, can look superb via 4k Blu-ray...

and second, that some films are best left in screenplay form, never to come before a camera.

But then, no one would be paid.

For those who believe in self-flagellation and other fun acts, or simply needs to own the entire Maze Runner series, Fox's new 4k Blu-ray mit HDR will service your needs beautifully.

Enter at your own risk.

Image - 5

Audio - 5 (Dolby Atmos)

Pass / Fail - Pass

RAH

 

[benbess]

Agree. Even amazing picture quality can't save a bad movie. Glad I saw it with MoviePass almost for "free," because it was worth about that much imho.

 

[Colin Jacobson]

I thought the opening scene on the train was pretty good, but the movie went downhill after that.

The first "Maze Runner" was a decent flick - not wild about the sequels...

 

[Jeff Cooper]

I'm waiting very impatiently for CinemaSins to do 'Everything Wrong With The Death Cure' because I had a blast counting the sins while watching this movie. I think there were about 30 in the opening train sequence alone!

 

[Malcolm R]

This franchise has done fairly well worldwide on a modest budget. There are two more novels available for adaptation (The Kill Order & The Fever Code, set prior to The Maze Runner). I wonder if they'll adapt those?

I haven't watch Death Cure yet, but loved the first film and was OK with the second.

 

[DavidJ]

We liked the first film enough to want to see the sequel. It was just OK, but I do want to finish out the story.

 

[Keith Cobby]

It is very difficult to prise my son (13) away from his Xbox to watch films so I bought him the Maze Runner trilogy on 4k for Christmas, in the hope that teens+virus might work. It did, he really enjoyed them (so did I).