The Maze Runner: The Death Cure's ending wrapped up the storylines of the franchise's main characters.Thomas (O'Brien) and Newt (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) attempt to rescue their friend Minho (Ki ...

We need to talk about ‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure.’ A lot goes down in the movie. We’re breaking down the important moments and how true they stay to the book. SPOILERS AHEAD!

Newt's death is the hardest in The Maze Runner films because of how much he and Thomas had been through together. The fact ...

The deleted scene focuses on the relationship between Thomas and Newt, which was forged back in 2014's The Maze Runner. As the two characters reflected on the journey that brought them to this ...

In this EXCLUSIVE deleted scene from 'The Maze Runner: Scorch Trials' provided to HollywoodLife.com, Newt tries to reassure Thomas about his decision to go on the run after being saved from the maze.

After escaping a dangerous maze in the first film, Thomas (O’Brien), Newt (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) and friends navigated the desolate hellscape of what’s left of America in sequel The Scorch ...

Thomas Brodie-Sangster has grown up before our eyes and, at only 24, he's a film and television veteran. "I've been doing this since I was 10," Brodie-Sangster says, "and I suppose it feels a ...

The above video went up on the Maze Runner Facebook page today, following the wrap-up of the big Live Twitter Chat that took place. Leading up to the big event, fans were treated to a number of ...

The Maze Runner film series grossed nearly $950 worldwide If there’s anyone that’s used to difficult circumstances, it’s the Maze Runner stars. On Tuesday, several of the cast members from ...

Author James Dashner is writing a prequel to “The Maze Runner.” The book, slated for 2016 with publisher Random House Children’s Books, will be titled “The Fever Code.” Dashner has ...

Directed by Wes Ball, “The Maze Runner” attempts to keep up this rapid pace throughout the movie’s 113 minute run. Based on Dashner’s young adult dystopia, Ball’s version of “Maze” is unapologetically ...