October 9, 2025, will be a great day for fans of science looking for fun excuse to apply under a blanket for some real Netflix and Chill agendas. As with every month, the streaming service will be used by fans of initial projects and loved ones during October. However, a rare treatment is when fans get a whole trilogy of underdeveloped genres of films at once.

Spoken franchise is none other than the full sheet of Dylan O'Brien's films "The Maze Runner"that are a little fun as many other movie series, but they still remain criminally neglected (Similar to O'Brien himself actor). Maybe this is because the first movie in the trilogy, "The Maze Runner" in 2014 is much closer to a safe family party than a cinema. However, it is good to keep in mind that the mystery of the film's maze is simply the first layer of onion of the mysteries of the trilogy, which every Netflix subscriber can soon experience in free time.

"Maze Runner" - that is, the movie in 2014 that begins the story - is a fun twist on the theme "A group of young stuck in a dangerous mystery location", with protagonist Thomas (Dylan O'Brien) and a group of others in a seemingly impossible labyrinth. The film slowly reveals the dystopian mystery in its core, but it is a continuation of 2015, "Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials", which suffocates all that labyrinth that works for the benefit of world building. To say it would be more to discover some pretty big twists, which definitely I don't want to do given the trilogy is so close to hitting Netflix. Suffice it to say, you will see some pretty fun and unexpected variations of classic dystopian scenarios, along with antagonistic forces that are far praise from the giant maze. Rounding the trilogy is 2018 "Crazy Max" -an Labyrinth Runner: Cure Cure, " which changes things once again with a new stylish turnaround and a long but satisfying end to the story.

Apart from his narrative, a great boost to watching the trilogy is the incredible cup of great actors who appear in a variety of side roles - think Aidan Gillen and Patricia Clarkson and from there. Again, you will specify their real roles in the story, but freely season your "Maze Runner" marathon with a bingo card from the best actors in 2010 and see how well you do.