It's like a consolidation of The Hunger Games and The Truman Show, definitely warranting of a view.

Rating: 7/10 (1 November 2014)

I wasn't entirely sure what to expect of this film when I'd agreed to accompany my younger sibling in viewing it, though, I was pleasantly surprised by its engrossing story and visceral ways of elucidating it through plot events as the film went along. The acting was mostly exceptional and the CGI was incorporated resourcefully enough to avoid encroaching upon the vicarious experience the film tries to convey.
My only veritable beef with the film resides with the gaping plot holes and scenes that struck me as though they were hastily thrown in by the writers out of obligation (most notably a scene preceding the ending, which was an absolutely flagrant attempt at implementing a regurgitated Hollywood cliché rivaling the intrusiveness of the Wilhelm Scream), everything else sufficed by my standards. If you're interested in viewing a dystopian thriller, I'd opine The Mazer Runner to be a fantastic candidate.