Customer Ratings & Reviews

Another chapter to the Divergent series. The movie holds up to the previous movies but a bit sad it didn't have as much success as the Hunger Games series. Still a good movie to watch if you watch the previous other movies

If you are a fan of the series then you will like this movie and besides you have to watch the final chapter anyway or you're kinda left hanging. I thought that it played right into the theme although a little predictable.

I purchased this movie to complete the Divergent series. I was happy with the movie. I recommend this movie only as to complete the set. Doesn't stand alone very well. You need the background from the previous two movies.

I have to admit I think these movies are pretty good and this one the way it ended was a great way to end the story. I have to say I was impressed and I will watch it again. Also, the collection steel case is pretty cool.

I missed the last release in this series in the theaters, so having all three movies in a boxed set is great. I actually think they got better as each movie came along. Now, I will re-watch the whole thing.

Though this film was not as well received as the first or second film in the series I think it still has some great qualities. For fans of the books or just fans of the characters in general this is a fun movie to watch.

If you read the book this is different. Not bad, just different, while staying pretty true to the feel of the story. The special effects in this film may well be the best in the trilogy. All in all a pretty good movie.

There's no doubt that fans of the Divergent series will enjoy this sequel, and the Steelbook packaging is the icing on the cake. It looks great next to the others in the series and is a must-have for any fan/collector.

This movie continues where Insurgent left off. Tris and Four go beyond the wall in search of the founders. Lots of action and a good story. Looking forward to final installment on STARZ sometime in 2018.

Continuation of the Divergent series with some better special effects. Series should have ended with this movie instead of splitting up the last book. A good story about social issues but will not be resolved by end.

I suppose there is a reason why Lionsgate opted not to make the final movie, especially when judging by the quality of this one. The film itself is just okay, but an extra star awarded for a nice looking steelbook.

Loved the book series, so there are a few changes that aren't great, but overall the movie is done really well! The only thing wrong with the movie is that they'll probably ruin the series by doing a tv series.

It ended the story, like so many trilogy movies it was needed to conclude the story but, it seemed to be in a hurry to cram action in and get itself over. Maybe a marathon would make it feel better as a conclusion.

This one completes the trilogy of this series of movies. The plot thickens and much is further explained to answer the loose ends. Did not like the character development of Jeff Daniels role but still worth a buy.

The newest installment in the divergent series that reminds a lot of the maze runner series that it slowly fills in more of the story but also at times feels like they are just filling in certain amounts of time.

I am a huge fan of this series, something different yet interesting about the way this story is told. I would highly recommend if you have not started that you waste no time in beginning this great movie series.

I really liked this movie. I don't know about all the mediocre reviews, but this film opened the divergent world to an infinite possibilities. The special effects were very good and I really liked the story line

I don't get the reviews. By far the best one so far! The only scene I cringed in that I didn't particularly like was the rubber floating balls they were in. Other than that I think this was a very fun movie!

This movie finally opens up the story and we find out what the deuce is going on, which is interesting considering the past two films focused on character development when actually the only true character in the films is fate, or the fate of two peoples; those in the experiment and those not. That's what's truly interesting, yet is barely touched upon. Yet another YA series wasted on YAs because the author was too immature to capitalize on the social aspects of the society created to make a true societal statement that could make a difference in future generations. (Sportscenter jingle)

The third installment in the “Divergent” series but, certainly, not the last. Director Robert Schwentke gives fans one more shot at seeing Tris (Shailene Woodley) and Four (Theo James) rebel against authority.