Review of Allegiant

I personally like this series. I think many don't like it because they are tired of these dystopian stories or they are book fans who don't like the adaptation. I find the scenario to be quite intriguing. Robert Schwentke returns as the director from the previous film. I generally enjoy all of his films so I doubt I will be disappointed in that aspect. Noah Oppenheim was a writer of The Maze Runner which I really liked. Adam Cooper and Bill Collage are a bit wishy washy. They wrote the terrible Transporter reboot, but they also did the hilarious Accepted. Anyways let's see what happens. It looks like the truth has really set them free in terms of being free from being in factions. Well damn I was hoping that would have gone another way. He is such a manipulative little worm lol. I like how they stay consistent with how the characters are. That wall climbing was pretty awesome looking. Are you kidding me? Why was that necessary? The look of the outside world is very unique and in an odd way beautiful. Okay that was a cool shot. Damn this for being PG-13 lol. I don't know if I can trust these people after what happened with the last set of people who came off as good. There is some seriously cool technology here. Yeah that's definitely not cool. Ah all these twists and turns. That fight in the plane was pretty cool. In fact whenever Four fights it's pretty awesome. Good lord Peter is such a snake. You just never can trust him. I was wondering how everything would turn out there. I knew I would like this. I wonder what this will mean for the final film. I liked seeing all the familiar faces as well as seeing some new ones. One thing I see that's getting a bit repetitive in the series though is the new people who seem like good guys always end up being the new bad guys. Also the fact that Peter always betrays both sides. I'm excited to see the final outcome. A thing I like is that they didn't call the final films part 1 and part 2. Fans of the movie series may enjoy this, but I can't speak for readers of the books.