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Though talk tends to be cheap, many fans swore that they’d boycott the final movie in retaliation for what Roth did to the lead character. Tris’ death was particularly upsetting to longtime readers.
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Related: It’s perfectly fine for Shailene Woodley to bail on the final Divergent movie in fact, she’s smarter for itĪdding to the drama, the final book in Roth’s series was not well received by fans. I, like you, am waiting to see what happens,” she said.

And now the situation is a little uncertain as Lionsgate pursues another avenue for the final installment of the series. ”įor her part, Veronica Roth has said the situation is out of her hands, and even she doesn’t know what lies ahead for the adaptation of her book series: “I was not a part of the decision to split the last book into two parts, though I was curious to see how the movie team would accomplish it. We all signed on for it in hopes that it’d be released in theaters, and we all had every intention of finishing.
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In August 2017 we learned there were plans to shoot the finale at a lower budget for television and use it to introduce a new spinoff series at a TV network. In July of 2016, only a few weeks after Allegiant, Part 1 exited theaters, Summit / Lionsgate decided to pull Allegiant, Part 2 from their theatrical schedule and move the project to the studio’s TV department. On that trajectory, The Divergent Series: Ascendant would’ve made an embarrassingly low amount. The films looked cheesier and the plots became more muddled, diverging from Veronica Roth’s original vision. Simultaneously, the quality and loyalty to the source material dwindled. Domestically, Divergent made $150 million, Insurgent made $130 million, and Allegiant made $66 million. Making matters worse, the Divergent series’ box office profits took a steady slide over its run. By filming two movies at one time, you reduce the amount of time it takes to start up separate shoots (gathering the casts, production teams, locations, etc.). It was a way of streamlining the productions and, more importantly, saving money. The big wigs who own Harry Potter, Twilight, and The Hunger Games split each of the final books in those series in half, then shot both parts back-to-back in one supersized production. How did we get here? What happened to ‘The Divergent Series: Ascendant’ aka ‘Allegiant, Part 2’įor studios, squeezing two films out of a single book is a no-brainer - so long as it’s done correctly. But after The Divergent Series: Allegiant (aka Allegiant, Part 1) tanked at the box office, the studio canceled the finale. It was later pushed to June 2017 to accommodate Power Rangers. The movie, “based on” the second half of Allegiant, was titled The Divergent Series: Ascendant and was originally slated to be released March 24, 2017. “Of course!” fandom sighed, recalling the splits of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay. In April 2014, Summit announced that the final book in Veronica Roth’s Divergent series would be split into two films.
