You can run, but you can not hide. Among young adult novel craze has taken over the mainstream film, and while staring at the far horizon, it is clear to see that there is no end in sight. Newest adapted film genres, Wes Ball Maze Runner, operates an unfortunate example of how deeply rooted in our culture is in this teen-driven phenomenon. In the dog-eat-dog world, it is shocking to see how open this money hoarding studios are forking over the funds to develop a blockbuster franchise like this. Well, I guess money does not really talk. After Thomas (played by Dylan O'Brien) wakes up with severe memory loss only to find trapped in the Community boys face the same circumstances, he begins to learn their advanced society with an ever-changing maze seems to be the only hope of escape. However, spider-like creatures known as Grievers terrorize the whole maze at night, which no one has ever lived to tell the encounter. Therefore, the brave and the bold Thomas contrary to the rules of society in order to find answers to the maze and to relieve themselves of this mysterious circumstances. With a Lost-like approach tend to create questions than answering them, Maze Runner trying to entertain only the intrigue and action alone. Utilizing a large cast of characters, each of which is of no use because of the backstory weakly supported memory loss starting point, the debut of director Wes Ball shows do not want to create an emotional connection with the audience. Rather, nearly two hours of wear with focus on the exciting chase sequences throughout the maze where nothing will help them progress the story forward. All of which result in less than a tell-tale finale that opens the way for a number of follow-up of this newly established franchise. Although the feature is fundamentally flawed agenda to sacrifice the content of the story and the excitement and graphics, Maze Runner, there are many edge-of-your-seat moments. Up-tempo sequences inevitably make for entertaining viewing experiences until they start to an end. In the end, the intensity loses its spark and a flimsy plot out in the background destroying everything in the film is built up to this point, just as Grievers and boys in the community. After wading through countless action-packed and visually pleasing moments, Maze Runner will be revealed for what it really is, money-printing a piece of fluff. I would also like to take this opportunity to deal with a family member young actor Dexter Darden who was sitting next to me during the screening and constantly ruined the whole experience for the audience. By adding your own soundtrack and dialogue in the film, full of obscenities and screaming and yelling, that was not at all necessary, you have alienated a large number of people, who are most likely to spread negativity about the maze runner. All Dexter and the rest of the young cast of the hard work will be overshadowed by your inexplicable lack of respect and disregard for proper social behavior.