You will need a thesaurus to help you get through “Divergent.” This dystopian drama, based on the first in a series of young-adult novels, is a cinematic house of cards, built on a very flimsy ...

An anti-intellectual bias permeates the dystopian Divergent (** 1/2 out of four; rated PG-13; opening Friday nationwide).. A faction of erudite folks are attempting to rid the world of those who ...

A pie chart of the society in Divergent, the YA franchise coming to theaters Friday, would have five slices, representing the five types of people in the fictional universe devised by author ...

Candor values honesty, but our faction, Abnegation, values selflessness. The bus stops in front of the school and I get up, scooting past the Candor man. I grab Caleb’s arm as I stumble over the ...

Before you see “Divergent” in theaters, take a closer look at the factions that make up the society Tris, Four and the other characters live in.

In “Divergent,” the Chicago-set adaptation of Veronica Roth’s novel that’s also the most-anticipated movie of early 2014, society is divided into factions emphasizing braver… ...

Really, Candor and Amity have absolutely no active purpose, so it's no wonder that the story of "Divergent" focuses entirely on the Abnegation, Erudite and Dauntless factions.

The first "Divergent" movie, which came out in 2014 and was based on Veronica Roth's bestselling young adult dystopia of the same name, features a spectacular cast that includes Shailene Woodley ...

"Divergent" begins with an image of an overgrown lot and a distant view of a city skyline. The city is immediately identifiable as Chicago, but as the camera moves closer, you see that it's a ...

Up until then, this “Divergent” sequel is Young Adults Save the World generic. ... Candor leader Jack Kang (Daniel Dae Kim) is indeed candid, and that translates as “just,” too.