Maze Runner: The Death Cure

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Release Date

Fri, January 26, 2018

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4500922

http://www.metacritic.com/movie/maze-runner-the-death-cure

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Ratings explained

-10 to +10... WHO DOES THAT? We do! Here is what it means to our reviewers:

-10: Worst movie I've ever seen.
-9: Truly terrible. Almost no redeeming value.
-8: If only the theater could refund time wasted, too.
-7: One of the worst movies of the year.
-6: It’s a no good, very bad movie.
-5: Really bad, but perhaps a few watchable scenes.
-4: The popcorn was the best part of this movie.
-3: Pretty bad, but not awful. 1 or 2 redeeming scenes.
-2: Below average, but a few good themes.
-1: Meh. Some good, some bad. Mostly unimpressive.
0: Average. Not really good or bad.
1: I liked more than I disliked, but still average.
2: Above average. It could have been better, though.
3: Pretty good. Not great, but pretty good.
4: Enjoyable, but something was missing for it to be great.
5: Great! Only a few issues here and there.
6: Loved it! [Insert heart-eyes emoji here]
7: One of the top movies of the year!
8: Amazing! Everyone should see this movie!
9: Truly wonderful, with almost no flaws.
10: Hard to conceive of a movie better than this.

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What is TBaTS?

TBaTS Logo.png So why is this called The Big and The Small?

This concept occurred to me years ago while studying the concept of limits and infinity in calculus. The idea is that there are different types of infinity. In life, we look for experiences, but just like infinity, you can find them just about anywhere. Sure, if you keep counting higher and higher, you've found a big infinity. But there's also infinity by getting smaller and smaller numbers, like dividing by two. How does this apply to life? Well, there are the big events, like the birth of a child or visiting Paris or New York. But there's also the small events, like finding that perfect mac n cheese in a small town diner. Here, we celebrate both... the big AND the small.

Wanna know more? I wrote about this in depth.