The Maze Runner

Three films that finish the trilogy, and two prequel novels nobody ever filmed.

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Where to start with The Maze Runner

Three films in release order, which is also story order, and the trilogy actually finishes. The useful thing to know is not about order at all, it is about what was never filmed.

  1. 1
    The Maze Runner (2014) The Maze Runner

    Drops you into the Glade knowing exactly as much as its lead does, which is nothing. That is deliberate, and the two prequel novels that would explain it were never made into films.

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    Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials (2015) Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials

    Leaves the maze behind entirely and turns into something closer to a chase film. It follows directly and diverges heavily from its book.

  3. 3
    Maze Runner: The Death Cure (2018) Maze Runner: The Death Cure

    Came out two and a half years later than planned after Dylan O'Brien was badly injured during filming. It finishes the trilogy properly, which is not something every series in this genre managed.

Then what? That is all three, and the story ends. A fourth film was announced in 2024 as something between a continuation and a fresh start, with new characters returning to the Glade, and it has had no update since. There is no Maze Runner television series and there never has been.

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The Three Films

  • The Maze Runner 2014
  • Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials 2015
  • Maze Runner: The Death Cure 2018

The novels

  • The Kill Order 2012
  • The Fever Code 2016
  • The Maze Runner 2009
  • The Scorch Trials 2010
  • The Death Cure 2011
  • The Maze Cutter 2022
  • The Godhead Complex 2023
  • The Infinite Glade 2025

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