Also, the CGI visual effects on the Maze and the scenery are beyond fantastic it gives the film a big scale to it despite it's lower budget, but the best part would have to go to the acting. The music score is pretty good and it fitted the tone of the film perfectly the direction from Wes Ball (who worked on a CGI animated short named Ruin that inspired the idea of the film) is nice. The pacing is mostly decent and gives its time to develop not only the main protagonist, but the other characters as well. It also has some smart dialog and explains the details of how the people are trapped in a maze and their attempts to find a way out very well. It isn't one of the best book-to-film adaptations like Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, The Chronicles of Narnia, and The Hunger Games, but considering that it avoided the tired trend of young-adult romance movies, this is one of the better films of the year.The story, for the most part, is interesting and kept the spirit and tone of the book intact while keeping some of the minimal changes which were acceptable.

So, when the film finally came out last month, I was expecting this film to live up to my expectations and to my surprise, it turned out to be an intense and well-acted film. The previews for this movie interested me and after seeing that it was from another book series, I decided to read all of them, particularly the first one.

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