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The Divergent Series: Allegiant

Directed by Robert Schwentke · starring Blake Webb, Shailene Woodley and Theo James

  • 6 from the press
  • 6.7 · 39 votes

The Divergent Series: Allegiant: reviews

Reviews

6.7 39 votes
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What the critics say average 4.2 from 5 outlets

  • 6.0 FotogramasBeatriz Martínez Everything have place in 'Allegiant', everything is confused and with a powerful trash taste. Interior short logic burst to the air to offer an spectacle for lost causes fans. Read
  • 4.0 VarietyPeter Debruge 'The Divergent Series' to just another sci-fi action franchise and not a very good one at that. With plot holes bigger than the chunks missing from its dystopian skyline. Read
  • 4.0 The Hollywood ReporterJordan Mintzer Another sci-fi actioner where big ideas are often bottled down into resounding clichés, (...) offers more of the same and then some a fact that will hardly bother fans who?ve already pledged their allegiance to the franchise, but won?t convert any nonbelievers. Read
  • 4.0 ABCJosé Manuel Cuéllar Colorful lights and futurist games (...) ¿And cinema? To knock around, buried between million dollar trying to popped up without exit. Read
  • 3.0 CinemaníaDavid Bernal The film has an excess of ideas and change of direction that crash with a second scene and a plane direction that trust too much on audience experiences. Non-existent chemistry between Four and Tris doesn't help. Read
  • The WrapBen Croll 'The Divergent Series: Allegiant' brings back the same cast of characters to do more or less exactly what they did in the previous films, only this time in sets with more sci-fi gloss than postapocalyptic grunge. Read

Questions about the reviews of The Divergent Series: Allegiant

What score does The Divergent Series: Allegiant have?
Readers give it 6.7 (39 votes). The critics, 4.2 on average from 5 reviews.
What do the critics say about The Divergent Series: Allegiant?
The highest score is Fotogramas’s (6.0) and the lowest Cinemanía’s (3.0).
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