#SCORCH TRIALS INTERVIEWS MOVIE#

When the sun was rising and when it was setting the mountains would just light up pink and we got some beautiful shots with the the mountains in the background. I mean, that was fun to be in the sand dunes and just see it look so fantastic. Well that sounds exhausting but what has been the most fun to film so far? I just thought I should get up the sand dune. It is actually a very hard thing to do, I tried it and it just looks like I am struggling and just being weird. Yeah, I sort of decided that Newt doesn’t have a limp when running up sand dunes. It was pretty hard, pretty tough just running up and you don’t really go anywhere so you really have to work hard to get somewhere. There was one time when I went up to the top and just had to sit down for a good 20 minutes just to catch my breath and just get oxygen into my brain. How did you do in the running of the sand dunes? We heard that was…

#SCORCH TRIALS INTERVIEWS MOVIE#

In this world everything is new, we don’t know what’s what and it’s kind of a travelling movie and the only thing that holds us together is one another so our relationships are more enhanced. At least in the Glade we understood it a certain amount. So, a bit more of a journey with him, and now he’s out of the Glade, well so is everyone, and we are in a world that we don’t understand at all. Thomas Brodie-Sangster: For Newt, well for me personally I am really excited to be back and get the opportunity to take a character that I have already done a film with and just have the opportunity to extend it and change it. They may provide more producers and directors with more freedom to creatively differentiate their biopic film.How is it the second time around? I think Newt has a really fun arc in this movie and into the third book, what are you excited about?

Studios may begin to realize that biopics do not have to be conventional in order to just make their money back. The film may look good enough to receive technical nominations, but it may not be big enough for any nominations in bigger categories.įinally, the totals and reviews for films such as Straight Outta Compton and Black Mass, and films released earlier in the year such as American Sniper, are a good sign for biopics going forward. A direct sequel may not be out of the question, as the box office totals show there is interest in the Marvel’s tiniest hero, even if this interest is abroad.Įverest, which looked to have some potential Oscar buzz, only debuted with a $7.56 million domestic total, against a $55 million production budget. This weekend, Ant-Man crossed the $400 million worldwide mark, with 44.2% of that coming from United States theaters. Mission: Impossible- Rogue Nation – $2.250 million.Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials – $30.3 million.Here are the box office estimates this past weekend, featuring US domestic totals, unless otherwise notified. It is another hit for Universal this year. The film was made with a $5 million production budget and has earned an estimated $42.3 million. Night Shyamalan’s The Visit came in third, with a $11.35 million domestic cume. The film is a crime drama about the terror Boston native and gangster Whitey Bulger, as he freely murdered, extorted, and trafficked drugs while aligned with the FBI to take out his enemies. The Scorch Trials was made on a $61 million production budget, and it looks like the film will be set to make it’s money back and continue its YA series.Ĭoming in 2nd is Black Mass, the Whitey Bulger biopic, earning $23.36 million against a $53 million production budget. However, the sequel to 2014’s The Maze Runner made slightly less than the original’s $33 million debut. Fox’s Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials won the weekend box office with $30.3 million US cume.

Scorch trials interviews