Movies like Divergent

In Time presents a unique dystopian world where time is literally currency, and the rich are afforded immortality while the poor struggle to survive. This thought-provoking concept of social disparity and the action that unfolds as one man tries to upend the system can appeal to the audience that appreciates the societal critique present in Divergent.

With a dystopian world divided into distinct factions and a strong-willed female protagonist taking center stage, The Hunger Games echoes the themes of rebellion and the challenges of societal norms that fans of Divergent will appreciate. Based on the bestselling novel by Suzanne Collins, this film kicks off an epic saga that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Ender's Game combines a futuristic setting with the story of a young protagonist who is chosen for his exceptional talents to lead a fight against an alien threat. The complex moral dilemmas and strategic battles align with the high-stakes decision-making and combat seen in Divergent.

Allegiant is the third installment in the Divergent series, taking the fans of the franchise beyond the wall that encloses Chicago to discover the shocking truths of their society. If the world of Divergent has sucked you in, this movie offers even more revelations and character development.

Based on a novel by Stephenie Meyer, The Host features a futuristic world where humans are being possessed by an alien race. The struggle for survival and the fight for human identity resonate with the themes of identity and resistance found in Divergent, making it another compelling watch for fans.

I Am Number Four centers on a teenage alien with extraordinary abilities living on Earth, who is on the run from malicious forces. The movie blends youthful romance, science fiction elements, and a fight against an imposing threat, all of which will strike a chord with Divergent enthusiasts.