Maze Runner: The Death Cure brings the YA dystopian film series based on James Dashner's novels to an end, and we break down the conclusion.

NPR's Wade Goodwyn speaks with young Korean-American actor Ki Hong Lee, who appears in the new film, The Maze Runner, about how he broke into acting, and Asian-Americans in Hollywood.

Thomas and Minho’s search continues to turn up more clues, including an electronic device retrieved from a slaughtered Griever that might help them unlock the Maze’s inner workings.

“The Maze Runner” isn’t based on a video game, but you could be forgiven for thinking otherwise. In it, our hero must lead his comrades through a dingy gray concrete maze while dodging cyborg… ...

Less Hunger Games or Twilight and more Law & Order meets Lost, The Maze Runner features strong performances in a strongly-rendered world, albeit with a messy final twist.

The Maze Runner has awesome visuals and some good performances but is also rife with exposition and dystopia tropes.

‘The Maze Runner’: What the Critics Are Saying Dylan O’Brien, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Will Poulter, Kaya Scodelario and Patricia Clarkson star in Wes Ball's adaptation of the James Dashner book ...

Minho (Ki Hong Lee) gets caught in an impossible situation in this first clip from Maze Runner: The Death Cure. The final film in the movie franchise finds Thomas (Dylan O’Brien) leading his ...

They look fit and remarkably well-coiffed. This is especially the case for Minho, (Ki Hong Lee), a group leader whose gravity-defying stylish 'do is as impressive as his derring-do. .

The Maze Runner: The Death Cure Review A Spoonful of Action Makes This Medicine Go Down. The Maze Runner movies have been an enjoyable outlier in the 21st century YA fantasy genre.