You say that because you havent experienced true suffering,consider yourself blessed

wow your so special and cool @@robotzombie4754

​@@robotzombie4754or they say that cause they CAN relate and feel the weight of that line 🙃🙃🙃 we can't say we know somebodies story just cause we interacted with them through a screen now can we? 😃

I think what makes it hit so much harder is that he's totally dropped any charm, he's never been so serious and defeated as in that moment and it really highlights that he's a man with no hope left.

And Sam delivered it perfectly haunting

She didn't just wake up, she'd been in the hospital for quite a while, but yeah, she was pretty unstable...

Agreed

I think it worked

Yeah. Josh Hutcherson's Zathura co-star Kristen Stewart's Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn got split into two movies, so why not split Hutcherson's Mockingjay adaption into two movies?

I struggled with the last book. I felt like it dragged and and suddenly in the last few chapters everything happens

@@Challenger-pi2vm I think that’s part of what war is. A lot of discussions & then it all goes down in the battlefield

She was fantastic. A lot of people (including me) think her Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook was partly for the first HG movie. That's when people found out how great she was, and it came out the same year. Certain genres of movies don't get nominations no matter how great they are, however she was just as impressive as Katniss - if not more - as in the "status" movie she actually won for.

@@monmothma3358She was amazing in both. She disappeared in the characters. Jennifer is so effortlessly vivacious, goofy and spontaneous in real life but as Katniss you can actually sense her terror, grief, sadness and desperation. How an actress who lived a relatively pampered and happy life can embody this character so well is nothing short of miraculous. She really deserves all the accolades.

Sometimes cinema films are used to set trends and/or influence trends. At that time it was promoting female leaders and politicians.

@J7HNNY Thank you for the valuable comment! 👍 How more often I look on some details of the movie I realize: It is really epic and especially in hindsight it has many lessons for life.

Peeta was really good at speeches and saying the right things to inspire. Katniss didn’t quite have that like he did

They wanted her, but she wouldn't cooperate unless he was safe, so they tried to protect him too for her sake. But she was their priority

Not really. Katniss was the Mockingjay the face of the revolution. Peeta was needed to get her to co operate.

Actually its the best showing the forgotten distroyed district 13

The film is much better than people give it credit for

I wish they all had died and snow won.

He lived 😂

@@lpoco0006 SPOILERS???? WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU.

@@gabriellagrey4163 man the series is sooo old now. That’s not a secret

@@gabriellagrey4163 well you thought you were spoiled either way so

I could explain but it would contain spoilers

@@toastymaster8176 that’s fine I’ve watched it before but it was a long time ago

@@Blissful_Blue district 12 was bombed so now they’re living in district 13 and in district 13 there is a very strict schedule

Plus, Katniss has been through hell & back. No way she’d be able to sleep so she neeed help to get to sleep

I don’t remember if there’s a scene like that in the book, but the assumption is she left her recovery room after a nightmare and started wandering the hallways of district 13, maybe even got back into empty maintenance “off-limits” hallways to have some privacy while she settled down from her nightmare. Then some of the nurses tracked her down and requested she return to her room, that they had some medicine that could help calm her anxiety and make her sleep soundly with no nightmares. The people of 13 just wanted her safely back in her recovery bed and not off wandering in places she didn’t need to be, and they wanted to keep track of her too. Katniss then resisted when they tried bringing her back to her room, but calmed down and complied. And that’s why we see her back in her recovery room, not locked up or anything so she can freely go to confront Finnick

Dude, go easy on someone suffering from PTSD

I mean she did blow up the damn force field, she deserves some credit

She singlehandedly blew the whole damn thing up, both figuratively and literally. But way to gloss over that little detail.

She did escape. She was the one who short circuited the dome, destroying it, sure, that was the plan all along, but she didn't know about and, when Beetee failed and got electrocuted, she put two and two together at the last moment and successfully completed the task and for that she deserves some credit. The plan was to save her but she managed to save herself in one of the most epic scenes in the history of movies.

Wdym? Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes was most recent but it was a prequel and likely the final book.

@@toastymaster8176 There are many plot holes that need to be explored. Books are the best way to do this before the movies.

If you want to know it’s best to read the books if you haven’t, the movies did an awful job of showcasing Peeta. Peeta has saved Katniss life so many times, put her over himself and he’s genuinely a good person. The movies don’t show this but if it wasn’t for him Katniss would be dead multiple times over in the first games. He didn’t do that for payback but because he knows that Katniss life has more value over his with his abusive household that doesn’t need him. It’s not that Katniss doesn’t care for her sister, of course she does but Katniss being alive now with her being threatened by Snow puts her family in danger. Snow has threatened them and Katniss knows she’s trouble and she’s doesn’t want to be a leader. She thinks Prim would be better off and in less danger without her, Prim still would have Gale to keep her fed but would be less likely of being tortured or killed by Snow. Peeta, has more chance of living than she does because he isn’t seen as a big enough threat in comparison and Katniss knows if he did survive he’d not leave Prim alone anyway. Katniss says here ‘then you should’ve saved Peeta’ because the movies don’t show it, but Peeta is very charismatic and witty and he’s amazing at speaking to a crowd and moving them with his words. That’s one of his biggest strengths, in catching fire before the quarter quell announcement, Katniss even thinks Peeta would be the best fit of leading a rebellion in 12 because he can move people in ways that her and Gale can’t. So when coin says here ‘we need a compelling voice to persuade them’ she says ‘then you should’ve saved Peeta’ because she means that’s Peeta would be better as the compelling voice than she is because she’s bad at those sort of things

@@chanbang378thank you for explaining! Is there anything else big that the movie might of missed?

@@Stress_._Free a lot of things tbh, but Peeta is actually an amputee, he loses a leg after the first games his injuries are that bad. So he has one leg and a prosthetic after that. Which is why he’s struggling in the arena in catching fire and needs help running from the fog, because he’s not even had that prosthetic for a full year and is back in an arena having to run for his life through vines

I think you’re confusing this with the Divergent series. The divergent set of movies were never completed.

Umm they finished the whole series and have even done a prequel. Your thinking of something else

@@cherrytraveller5915 nope. Part 2 tanked in theaters because of this failure of a movie. Part 1 and 2 were bad and ruined the movie trilogy

​@@chrisbaeza7486 I disagree

It didnt. Shut up. None of the hunger games movies was bad.