Continuity mistake: When Four tells Tris that he found out that he's damaged he is sitting at a table eating. On the table there are two small bowls that look empty throughout the scene, however, when Tris gets up to leave and pulls her hand away from Four's, in the close up shot one bowl is now filled with food, and both bowls are in different positions on the table.
The Divergent Series: Allegiant (2016)
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Directed by: Robert Schwentke
Starring: Naomi Watts, Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Zoe Kravitz
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8.1/10. It's a bit messy. I still liked it, well done just not like its excellent predecessor. Jeff Daniels really stands out here as the villain David. I wish they'd have followed the book more. It would've been better were it not for the greed of the studio heads who wanted one more movie like those other book turned movie franchises and that was the wrong way to go here. Tris' death was necessary because she was an extraordinary person in the books who sacrifices herself for all the people of Chicago. Woodley here seems a little downtrodden at certain points as if she either knows what's happening to the franchise or she's become bored with it like Jennifer Lawrence did with X Men. Still while it's not great it's not bad, I'd call it decent.
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David: You want change without sacrifice, you want peace without struggle. The world doesn't work like that.
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