Last year in Divergent, we got acquainted with the film’s vast, divided dystopia. In this year’s sequel Insurgent, we get to see a continuation of the first movie’s mythology as the future world gets ...

The action-packed Insurgent introduces an array of important new characters, sets off a virtual fireworks display of computer-generated dystopian future imagery, and brings together some of the ...

So I saw the new Shailene Woodley movie, the one with Miles Teller. No, that’s “The Spectacular Now.” This one has Ansel Elgort. Uh, no, you’re thinking of “The Fault in Our Stars.” This is the one ...

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The first of the Divergent films brought to life most of what we loved about the YA series: death-defying Dauntless stunts, heart-stopping faction-action, and lots of quality Tris and Four time. But ...

Let’s not mince words: "Divergent" is a dumb movie, lazily cribbing off Suzanne Collins’ notes to create a dystopia idiotically sectioned into five key personality traits that both logically and ...

For what it is, “Insurgent” is a reasonably executed, sporadically enjoyable installment in the projected four-part “Divergent” series, based on the novels by ...

We’re back in the woods with the kids. After three Hunger Games movies, plus a bunch of Twilight forestry escapades, one Maze Runner (with more to come) and that dawdling sylvan interlude in Harry ...

Katherine Tegen Books, 544 pp.: $17.99, for readers age 14 and up There’s no questioning the impact of “The Hunger Games.” Its success has given birth to an explosion of dystopian young adult ...