Insurgent Full Movie Download
The Divergent Series: Insurgent (2015)
- Meter:
67% 31%
- Director:Robert Schwentke
- Writer:Brian Duffield, Akiva Goldsman, Mark Bomback, Veronica Roth
- Studio:Lionsgate
- Genre:Sci-Fi, Action, Romance
- Official Site:thedivergentseries.com, https://facebook.com/TheDivergentSeries
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- Runtime:1 hour 59 minutes
- Story line:
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The Divergent Series: Insurgent raises the stakes for
Tris as she searches for allies and answers in the ruins of a
futuristic Chicago. Tris (Woodley) and Four (James) are now fugitives on
the run, hunted by Jeanine (Winslet), the leader of the power-hungry
Erudite elite. Racing against time, they must find out what Tris’s
family sacrificed their lives to protect, and why the Erudite leaders
will do anything to stop them. Haunted by her past choices but desperate
to protect the ones she loves, Tris, with Four at her side, faces one
impossible challenge after another as they unlock the truth about the
past and ultimately the future of their world.
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Insurgent Review By Forrestgump1
Just this time last year I was sitting down to review the critically
bashed - 'Divergent' I use the term 'bashed' lightly as most were citing
the many parallels between this and of course 'The Hunger Games. I
never read Veronica Roth's best selling novels, so I couldn't tell you
where I fall on this spectrum, but It was easy for me to find
cohesiveness in the former.
Insurgent brings back the top notch
cast featuring, Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Ansel Elgort, and Miles
Teller. With supporting work from Jai Courtney, Kate Winslet-throw in
the newbies Octavia Spencer, along with, Naomi Watts - I'd say you have
an ensemble worth writing home about.
The so-simplistic-yet
righteous confusing backdrop of a dystopian social structure returns for
Insurgent, and it's five personality based factions: Dauntless (tough),
Erudite (Smart, but
schemish), Amity (peace), Candor (honesty
is the best policy), and Abnegation (selfless). Of course there are
folks who fit into too many factions, Divergents, and then ones who
can't seem to fit into any, factionless..confusing? A little. This
system was pretty well enamored into our skulls in the previous entry,
so there is not much for the film to explain or rely on. Thankfully this
works in the films favor, as there isn't much exposition to delve into,
and get's the junctions flowing at a steady pace. The specifics of the
plot are simple - Tris (Woodley) and Four (James) are on the run from
Jeanine (Winslet), or they just want to murder her..this is the extent
of the what is happening.
Taken like a dose of medicine
provided by your local physician, Insurgent, doesn't necessarily move
mountains to step further in boundaries than it's predecessor. Sure you
can find all the distinctions you need in order to establish credit to
the filmmakers - wheres this time Neil Burger has relinquished directing
duties over to Robert Schewentke who aids in areas of stunt-flight
sequences, and taking advantage of a bigger budget, with 3D IMAX
surcharges. The dialogue scenes never outstay their welcome, as we are
usually thrusted into an action set piece every ten minutes, where
motivations are raised that adhere to the onslaught.
Woodley
has proved herself to me over the past year, especially with her
exceptionally noteworthy performance in last summer's The Fault In Our
Stars (a film that found its way onto my best films of 2014 - honorable
mentions). Insurgent is basically much of the same when discussing terms
of rendition, and findings ways to distinguish itself from the
predecessor. Yet beneath all the silly baddie dialogue that is forced
upon Kate Winslet's hitler-esq Jeannine, along with a very open ended
conclusion, maybe JUST maybe...this series is going somewhere. Grade
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