+Maia Kentner Of course not. This was before he was hijacked.

That would have been me if my grandfather had Peeta in his custody X3

+Alicia rose lol

Alicia rose Me too xD

Joana Diaz ikr i was just like wtfffff?

@Ariel Hill lmao now it's at 729

And killed him entire family with the bomb

i think he meant the remains of it

@@tlbcanine3748 I mean technically he will be able to see HIS home again. They did leave victor's village standing after all.

Little Bee-Eye-Tea-Sea-Hach. /:

facts

it do be Katniss' story/pov though

Analyssa Nicole true

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I agree there is relly less of Peeta in the mockingjay movie

Lucy Connor so true

Agreed, but not seeing Peeta at all until his message for Katniss works better for the movie

@@WHO_is_on_first This would of been extremely helpful IN THE MOVIE why did they cut it out

@@emmydolphinrider4687 because we would have never gotten that sense of emotion when we saw peeta on the screen.

Read the books! You’ll get all of those extra bits of Peeta and better! :)

c_oOflez same

Sameeeeee

Same

I think almost every girl who has read the books / watched the movie wants to 😂

Hahaha same bahaha it seems as if we’re all on the same page here lol I mean can’t really blame her for fangirling if I was in her position I too think that I would fangirl over him and demand to meet Peeta AKA best of all BEST BOYS! Tho I luv him so much If he were my hostage I would kind of be happy and totally take advantage of it and meet him lmao 😂🙈😅🤷🏽‍♀️😳☝🏻😬 Also the same goes if Josh was kidnapped, I promise I’d feed him tho :) Jk this is just a joke but Peeta did deserve so much better and I mean he is kind of like celebrity crush so... please don’t take all this seriously 🤦🏽‍♀️

I love this scene, but I can see your point.

I don’t get it. Peeta DID what snow wanted. He called for a cease fire knowing even tho I bet he did not want that. He SAID everything snow wanted him to say but STILL snow tortured him. I DONT GET IT. SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN.

​@@Urfavvvvreddheaddd Snow tortured Peeta because he knew Katniss would be hurt. He wanted to broke her to stop her.

Yeah all that time when you don't know what's happening or being told to him keeps you interested. Then when he arrives to 13 the way he was it freaks you out a little. Especially when he attacks Katniss

Especially because the story is told from katniss’s point of view

He wasn't close to his family.. (his mother abused him)

@@random_meta yeah but he loved his dad

@@rsmith9782 yes, Mr. Mellark was a nice guy. In the first book, he helped Katniss' family by buying the animals she hunted. He also gave Katniss cookies before she and Peeta were taken to the first games. I think he also liked her mom when they were kids.

enigmaticallyso dats true

Wanda Maximoff yes it’s sad but it wasn’t extremely tragic. He’s dad was really nice, but they weren’t close. His mom abused him, and it doesn’t mention much about his brothers but I don’t think they were that close either and I think they might’ve bullied Peeta.

watch the super dramatic hunger games from johanna's point of view and you'll see how much of a laughter it is.

I would like to see it in Haymitch's POV

Gatoman300 Where do I go to watch that?

fatima alhammdi I wanna read the book from their point of view

@@Luke_05 u can't ahaha

And the torture begins 😭💔 its hurts when you have read the books and know what happened to peeta

And what happened to Joana to... They could have included her reaction to water too in the movies...

That was my reaction. "Aaaaaaahhhhhhh!" Snow is evil.

Can you please narrate here what happened to the both of them please?

@@mayieee0826 Peeta gets hijacked using Tracker Jacker venom, which gives him dillusions. They (the capitol) mess up with his memories with this, and make him hate Katniss to the point that he sees her as life threatening. Along with the venom, they torture him with various other methods, including making him witness the torture of the avoxes who served him before the games. By the time the rebels rescue Peeta, he's mentally, emotionally, and physically completely broken. Johanna is also tortured in various ways, including put in water and electrocuted. She develops a terrible phobia of water, and when she's rescued, she never uses the shower (she only wipes herself down with damp cloth to clean herself), and hesitates to get out in the simulated rain which she was supposed to be training in, in district 13. After her training, she fails the test from the rebels army in 13 that targets her weakness, in which they use water, because of her phobia. This is the reason in the book why we don't see her in the front line of the rebels along with Katniss and Finnick.

Sage Miller SEE!! SO KM NOT CRAZY!

they deleted this because its from Katniss's pov not peeta's

Sir Kuroo couldnt have said it better myself

Sir Jungkookie right

YEAH I KNOW WHY DID THEY DELETE MORE SCENES OF THIS SEXY BOI-

more drama that way, that's why

There are not any episodes in the book with Snow without Katnees.

I have read the books and they are only in Katniss perspective not in Peetas or Snows

marim hunter Well I didn’t read and I still got it, after all Katniss thought the same iniatially. Plus it gave more suspense to know as little about Peeta as Katniss herself did.

People should have read the book anyways

No it shouldn't have.

It gives us more suspense and confusion without this scene though. Because at first i thought that maybe Peeta was a traitor and that he was betraying Katniss and Panem. But then at the end, it tells us that he was tortured and hijacked to do everything he did. But with this scene we would have know early into the movie that Peeta was forced into doing what he does by Snow, so it takes away some suspense...but it's cool to have this scene still. It's cool to see what else was going on in the background, even beyond what we know in the movies and books!

I know right! Loved it explains a lot a bout Peeta.

POTTERHEAD 7 Yeah you're right. It's too bad though

They deleted it because it didn't fit in because it's seen from katniss's view, Donald Sutherland said it in an interview

same!! he's so precious and none of this should have ever happened to him :"( !! my little baby lmao

@Ariel Hill ya me too! :(

even in the books it doesn't come up as much (iirc). i'd love to see a book from his pov

It’s not an interpretation she was clearly a terrible mother

After Peeta gave Katniss the burnt loaves, she mentioned he came into school with bruises on his face and a black eye. His mother was beating him regularly, especially when he "messed up".

I’d like to think that Peeta was only close to his father than his mother or brothers.

@@johnnyd3158 But that's too sad too, because he never got to see him again. Though I always found his indiference to his family really really strange.

Agreed, a great choice! It's nice that, when he learned about the role and its meaning, he found the movie very important even if his character only appreaed little. I also saw him in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (

Oh absolutely, he was made to play Snow honestly.

mango diaz lol my family would do that 🤠

He didn’t mean it in a negative way. Besides, one of the things that makes Snow such a compelling character is his honesty.

@Sigurd Shvedov why? im just curious lol

@Sigurd Shvedov i know what you mean :)

@Sigurd Blergh Blergh Totally. To her, Peeta is just a really amazing celebrity, a symbol of romance. She watched the Games, braided her hair like Katniss's, probably quoted the games to her friends. It really shows how the Capitol has become so desensitized to the games.

That's the dream. All i ever wanted in my life

The_Tangled Cowgirl I especially want the first book in his POV, we barely saw him in that movie!

@@JSloan-jk7ev agreed!!!

I did read it in Wattpad!

@@karinapereiradelorenzi9085 me too lol, but it'd be cool to have a canon version

+Knuckler plus Snow is an old man so he wouldn't be able to do much if Peeta attacked him

Riiiggghhht.. He would totally come out alive from the office.

+Knuckler why is this infested with stupid people?!?! The peacekeepers would have obviously killed him if so!!

Yeah and what happens when all the peacekeepers fire their guns at him.

No. Because he was brainwashed and manipulated so he couldn’t tell what was real and fske

I find the lack of Peeta in this movie disturbing

They wanted to make the hijacked story more mysterious

He wasn’t in the books much anyways

It is Katniss's POV but the movies have allowed other characters or scenes to play out without her on the screen several times before, with Seneca Crane and the berries which we never got to experience in the books and it was known he was killed but it just an ironic rumor that Snow did it using the actual berries, we never get to know for sure. They do it again when the rebels are carrying bombs to the gate and singing her Hanging Tree song, we get their perspective and follow a few different people with multiple camera shots with different people marching, Katniss only heard about it from the news in the books, there was never any footage filmed of them. We also get to see several scenes with Snow in his house with his granddaughter and her undoing her braid and shots of inside the gamemakers control center with both Seneca and Plutarch on their own giving out commands/praises and interacting with Snow.

Cont. So it's not just Katniss's POV and they def should have included this in the movie, but what I'm saying is your reasoning that is all Katniss is why they didn't include it wrong, they've already established they can do it but decided not to keep it for other reasons

😂😂😂

Not hard to see why he was obsessed, especially having read the prequel.

​@@FrakkinToasterLuvvaEverlark is a reminder of his past

I think they left it out because it gave away too much

Probably so

This scene gave away far too much. The Director wanted the audience to see it as Katniss did, with only the knowledge she had.

It wasn’t in the books

i agree

Chris D. Same 😱

It’s been 8-9 years oh my goshhh

Me watching 8 years later

Sounds so similar to what's going on in America lmaooooo

BAHAHA

And 13 also the guy who likes the hunger games and likes to kill people.

Eh, he just burnt a room consisting only of problems to the ground, no, in fact, he took the good from the room (the peacekeepers) and only after that got rid of all the issues.

@@RDragon09 he didn’t burn 13 to the ground. He didn’t even hit puberty when 13 was bombed.

@Pearl Studios He is brunette in real life and Jennifer who plays Katniss is blonde. They joked they switched hair colours for the films.

+fmellark it had to happen

Maia Kentner very.

We need to make this happen. It hurts to know that we will never know.

I think they all suffered, in different ways and at different times. It would be agonizing to watch. I'm glad they glossed over some of the truly horrific stuff from the books (Cato's death, for instance). Ugh.

That is what makes it more frightening as it is up to the audience's imagination of what happened to Peeta in the Capitol. The scene where squad 451 infiltrated the tribute center would give alot of hints and inferences of what Peeta went through whilst imprisoned in the tribute center in addition to when we saw him on the 2 last interviews with Caesar. Horrifying

Yes I do really believe that he was so good. Can't imagine who they'll have next for the other book.

Did you get the flowers i sent you

Did you get the flowers i sent you

Did you get the flowers i sent you

me puedes decir que hablan en esta escena y de que trata??

El presidente quiere que Peeta sea su voz para el, como Katniss es la voz de la revolucion. Quiere que Peeta convence toda la gente de Panem que no debe de ver una revolucion. En la ultima parte de la conversacion, Peeta le pregunta "Me estas pidiendo see tu voz?" Y el Presidente le dice "Has entendido todo excepto por un detalle pequeno. No te estoy pidiendo." Eso significa que el lo esta ordenando. Y eso es como una amenaza para Peeta.

Bob Bobini Hey,that wasn't obvious at all WAIT;unless you've read the books -_-

You dumb fuck I was explaining it to the person.

pues las personas que no saben que hay un libro y les gusta la pelicula no entienden, por eso es bueno explicar estas cosas a las personas que estan interesadas en la pelicula muchas gracias

Kayy _thuggin Yes, he is. But not in a good, witty way... More like a T-Rex career.

Savage and wise for the bad. Because he murdered millions and he was a full psychopath.

He is smart cunning and evil. Savage? Not in my opinion

He classy, bougie and ratchet too

@@queenfozza752 lol I was just about to say it too

What u say is true, katniss was never the likeable one. In the books and movies, they constantly tell her to smile more and charm more, and truly the acting that was done on camera for the show was just to show people watching the movie what it's really like to suffer behind a camera. That goes for everyone. Then each character gets their arc, while peeta, every part of him was being destroyed in his mind, katniss saw everything fall apart without getting even a scratch on her ( by scratch I mean here something extremely severe, I know she got shot ) because she's the Mockingjay. They all suffered but, because they are well written characters, and we have no one to shout out here except the author for being brilliant, peeta just keeps getting kinder and tries for forgive, while katniss was damaged from all that she saw and of what happens to her family. So I guess in my opinion, peeta suffered the most but he has a change to move on a little bit, while katniss I think part of her never heeled I think. I mean both of them really, who can heel from that but it's just such a good ending and now I think I'm rambling 😅.

I loved Katniss from start to finish. I loved everything about her while reading her POV. So I guess your "Katniss is not likable" shtick doesn’t work for me Katniss is not charming or socially adapt like Peeta, but she is just as deeply compassionate. She had to hunt and provide for her family and be the head of the family at 12 and is deeply emotionally repressed so she thinks she is a ruthless survivalist, but in fact, she is always ready to sacrifice herself- for her sister, later want to do it for Peeta, she is always siding with the underdpgs and trying to protect people, it's in her nature.

@@FrakkinToasterLuvva I think you maybe misunderstood. I didn’t say Katniss is not likeable, something like that ultimately depends on the reader/audience and is subjective. I said that it’s not necessary for the audience to like her, the story works either way, she is interesting to follow either way. Her decisions are not framed as being always right or anything, she is a very flawed person whom you don’t need to like, but you can still understand her. On the other hand, if someone really doesn’t like Peeta, I feel like especially the last third of the story will not work for them. And the two are interdependent. If you like one of them, you will also care about the other one eventually, since they care about each other. And since it’s a well-developed relationship, and not just sth like „she loves him so much“ with no evidence shown, I believe it is unlikely someone will not care if they like at least one of the two. I hope I made a little clearer what I meant.

@@rzuue Yes, that is all true. But I generally think characters don't have to be "likable" as much ss they need to be compelling, and that goes for every story. I still personally don't understand people who dislike/hate Katniss. There is so much to both admire and feel sorry for her. Now, Snow in the prequel - that's a great example of a character definitely not likable - not in the usual sense of the word, anyway, but that I found incredibly interesting reading about and getting into his head.

@@FrakkinToasterLuvva I generally agree with you, but at the same time it takes great skill as a writer/actor/director to make a character that really has their own mind and might be acting impulsive, irrational or cruel still compelling enough for the audience to be interested and okay with following them as the mc. I personally have a hard time reading or following stories where I don’t like the main character in the sense of being able to follow their reasoning, to mostly understand why they think or acted the way they did or for them to be at least thought-provoking. If katniss would’ve been portrayed as less flawed as she is, if the audience wouldn’t have had the room to independently decide what they think of each of her actions and reactions, then I think I would’ve had a hard time liking her. A large part I’m trying to point out here, is how they refrained from portraying her a certain way and mostly let her actions give you the necessary basis to built an opinion. A very clever move, in addition, is the discrepancy between how others see her and how she perceives herself and then her actions. This gives you so many possible ways to judge her that you feel free to agree or disagree with any point of view. And I just admire that kind of clever approach.

Okay, so is that book good because my friends who've read it said they had A LOT t talk about and I've been in 2 bookstore the past 24 hours, seen it and wondered if I should pick it up.

@@bigonbooks4736 it’s very good! If you liked the Hunger Games books you owe it to yourself to read this one!

Even when he attacks Katniss, you just see a scared little boy.

I’d love for them to switch to peeta’s perspective for half the book and Katniss for the other honestly for a book 4 imagine if they had a capitol games but they needed to set up different rules and also what happens to the victor and how many tributes

AMEN

I need them so bad!

Whatever happened to her, would she have being family to prim if they met

She's so sweet!

​@@trinitylivingston1286whatever happened to her, would she have be family to prim if they met

Is it just me or does his voice sound calming too?

Yes!! Only thing I don’t like about the actor is the fact that he is the voice in those “simply” drinks commercials (simply almond, simply orange, etc). It’s kinda weird to hear Snow’s voice talk about how truthful a drink is or whatever 😂

I agree he was a great choice, also saw him in two movies I love, Invasion of the Body Snatchers and Italian Job, all so different parts but with a recongizable style. (I don't really have an issue with associating an actor to their role, if they are good at their job it should be okay). Sutherland said that he immediately recognized how important the story was after seeing the little text his character had, and really wanted to be in it, that is awesome. And that is the thing about Snow, and so many other similar characters in dystopia (by this I mostly mean classical rather than YA, as I'm a huge fan of the former)- he isn't exactly wrong or lying. He's abusing or even creating truth.

To be fair, he said home not family. Can’t remember the timeline being that it’s been so long since I’ve seen/read the movie/book. It’s possible 12 was hadn’t been attacked even though his family was dead, so snow would’ve been telling the truth at this point

He did say home not family so a bit of a white lie there.

@@itsmeagainmargaret.1899 District 12 was sacked before Peeta was captured.

Would prim and snow granddaughter be best frienda tho,what ever happened to snow granddaughter

His own grandchild

If people had read the books, they'd know what the Capitol did to Peeta so they already know why he had the outburst with Prim and Katniss in the movie.

Yea

Hovig Hovasapian Maybe. Just depends on how much damage she’d done or if Panem woulda been in much worse shape then before

I'm so glad Katniss killed Coin. She knew Snow would die soon, anyway, since his health was failing rapidly now that he wasn't getting the treatments he needed to keep the damage at bay caused by the times the antidote to his poison didn't fully protect him. This way, Panem was rid of both of them. Coin was literally the female equivalent of Snow, equally power hungry, cold, and ruthless. I doubt Panem could have survived two such Presidents in a row.

@@rowanaforrest9792 and they were gonna kill him either way.

its called true love 💖💖

Dozens of times a day ;)

He said it here cus he was talking to someone close to her