Rating: 3/5 -- Woodley plays her part so believably you can't help but root for her despite the juvenile, it's-okay-to-be-different, people-aren't-just-one-thing thematic undertones so simply expressed for the training bra set. Full Review

Woodley makes things believable... and she and James sell their understated relationship. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- A possibly compelling idea gets lost in the mire of trying to be appealing to a core audience that doesn't want to work hard for narrative reward. Full Review

Rating: 2/4 -- Divergent wishes it had nearly the imagination, creativity and angst-ridden scope as its obvious competitor in Games. Let the vicious vixens Beatrice Prior and Katniss Everdeen duke it out until another dueling dollface comes along to settle the score Full Review

While I can't recommend "Divergent" to anyone not already fans of the novels, I will say I'm interested in where this series goes. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- Saved by Woodley and James' performances, Divergent has every trope a teenage fan could ask for, and not much else. Full Review

Rating: 6/10 -- Divergent is chock-full of holes, but Woodley and her bright band of co-stars try valiantly to save the day. Full Review