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The Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials
The Maze Runner The Scorch Trials
In this installment, Thomas and his fellow Gladers search for clues about the dangerous and powerful organization that held them captive in the last movie, the World Catastrophe Killzone Division, or "WCKD." Their journey takes them to the Scorch, a desolate landscape filled with new threats, terrors and obstacles. The biggest of these are Cranks, which are basically just zombies, but also the victims of a worldwide virus. With rumors of a resistance forming in the mountains, the Gladers decide to track them down in the hope of learning what WCKD has in store for them the movie maze runner the scorch trials are a great movie, it’s not better than the first one but still Wes ball the Director and James Dasher
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