Tris and her friends are still trying to find out everything that is happening to them and their existence. They finally cross the border and find out things are way worse then they first expected. Once they thought they found their allegiance behind the wall, they soon get disappointed again and now they are the only ones able to seal their faiths.

I am very confused right now. I read the books before this movie series started and I was pretty happy with the first one, but now the second and third are both pretty disappointing. I really enjoyed reading the books and I was so excited for the movies, but this is just not it. Literally. I thought I was pretty sure about everything that was going to happen, but after this one, I’m not anymore.

1/4th into the movie I decided it wasn’t a good idea to expect the book story, so I sort of changed the way I was watching the movie (sound pretty weird, I know, but it worked) and I decided that it actually was an okay movie. The storyline is still enjoyable and although there were few gaps and things that didn’t really made a lot of sense it was a fun watch.

Tris is still not one of my favorite characters, but I really (and I mean really) love Four. And Theo James. But especially Four. I felt like there weren’t a lot of characters who had a big part in this movie. They all had a kind of equal camera time. Of course Tris and Four were in the picture a lot but next to them only David (Jeff Daniels) had a lot of camera time. I liked the comeback Caleb (Ansel Elgort) made and I’m very proud of him for it. I really liked the way Matthew (Bill Skarsgard) and Nita (Nadia Hilker) turned out. The visuals of the worlds the created were very pretty, they did a great job. I also really enjoyed the technology they introduced behind the wall and how everything worked there. It was very interesting to actually see the difference between inside, and behind the wall.

For the ones who read the books, this movie will probably be a disappointment. But if you haven’t read them or if you can accept the story change this is an okay movie.