The Divergent Series: Allegiant | Rotten Tomatoes (2024)

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Why is there no Divergent Allegiant Part 2? ›

Due to the box office struggles of Allegiant, Lionsgate had planned to wrap up the film series with a television movie with a prospective television series spinoff.

The final book “Allegiant” was set to be split into two films, with the first releasing in 2016; the second part, however, never made it to the big screen. Roth said she that she has accepted this fact, given that she felt the films were going in a different direction than her novels.

The “Divergent” film narrates the story of Tris, who is one of the divers and has to fight to leave the city so that she can find out what happened. The three movies consist of sci-fi action films set in a dystopian society: Divergent, Insurgent, and Allegiant.

Meaning. 1. Loyal: Faithful. 2. A faithful follower: adherent.

Ash is the daughter of Tris and Four. She a divergent like her mother. She chose to stay in dauntless.

The Negative Reaction Deflated Cast Enthusiasm

Certainly one of the factors in the early end to the Divergent series and the cancelation of Divergent 4 was the critical response. Despite the popular source material, a strong cast, and solid initial box office, the Divergent movies were never well-regarded by critics.

Like the Harry Potter, Twilight and Hunger Games finales before it, Allegiant was split in two parts, though the second part (to be titled Ascendant) was never made due to diminishing box office returns. Roth tells PEOPLE she's okay with how the film franchise concluded.

A fourth film was initially planned, with a March 2017 release, based on the latter half of the Allegiant book. The timing was changed to a June 2017 release, with Lee Toland Krieger then attached as the director. The film was subsequently cancelled, resulting in the series having ended on a cliffhanger.

Four goes on to work for the city's representative in the government two years later, and with his friends, he scatters Tris' ashes by zip-lining, confronting his fear of heights to honor her memory.

A fourth and final film, titled Ascendant, was meant to wrap up the franchise but it never came to fruition due to Allegiant's lackluster box office performance.

How much older is 4 than Tris in Divergent? ›

Going by Woodley's statement, Four is around eight to nine years older than Tris. The age gap isn't commented upon, although their romance develops whilst the more experienced Four mentors Tris as a Dauntless initiate.

Like Tris, Four grew up in Abnegation. At his choosing ceremony, he opted to transfer to Dauntless to escape his abusive father. Four serves as a trainer for new Dauntless initiates. He was given the nickname "Four" because he has only four fears: heights, shooting innocents, claustrophobia, and his father.

After Tris joins Dauntless, she has Tori tattoo three birds, one for each member of her family, on her collarbone, as if they're flying toward her heart. The birds remind Tris of her home faction and help her feel as though her family is still with her.

He fell in love with Tris during her initiation. When Tris transferred to Dauntless too, they having a interesting relation which ends up to them catching feelings for each other and having a child named Chrisi.

Tobias learns that he is a Divergent when he manages to escape the simulation serum through unorthodox means. Amar, a fellow Divergent, warns him to lay low, a warning that proves right when he is found dead mysteriously. He learns about Erudite's plan to mind control Dauntless and begins spying on them.

The final film, entitled Ascendant, which would have adapted the final half of Veronica Roth's third book, never came to fruition due to lack of popularity and interest. Therefore, Allegiant ended on something of a cliffhanger, and in the end, avoided the original ending that Veronica Roth had written.

Tobias grieves Tris' death, as well as Uriah's removal from life support. He considers taking memory serum so he can start over and forget his pain. Christina stops him, reminding him that those actions aren't what Tris would have wanted. Two-and-a-half years later, Tobias is living in a peaceful Chicago.

The decision to move the final movie to the small screen was eventually what killed the Divergent franchise. Disappointing box office performance of the last two movies scared the stakeholders to put their trust in a franchise that was leaking money.