It was cute lmao

Same, 😂 I know I was supposed to be upset by what was happening in the movie, but I was cracking up 😂

So true... apart from that is also normal for some people to process death in a diferent way when they didn't go through the full process from losing the person to bury... Katniss woke up and Prim was gone. No one acted truly in a way that allowed her to grieve her sister.

My sister died and I didn't grieve until 12 months later I broke down and been down for 20 years

@@renerivera9440 I'm so sorry for your loss. I hope you have access to all the help that you need.

Not only that, but the first stage of grief is denial. It can take a bit for the reality of loss to set in.

@@renerivera9440I’m so sorry for your loss!

Best comment ever, everyone hating on Gale are hating on all warriors. War is about power and there are no winners. The pure of heart will never win a war, they will need warriors to die and kill for them.

I have similar feelings about Gale. I hate what he became. What he did and contributed to. His rage was understandable but killing innocent people for the cause is still wrong.

I didn't like Gale in the books, the final scene between them in the movie when Katniss said " Good bye Gale" ! Liam display remorse, sham, guilt but in the book he didn't displayed any emotion when Katniss confronted.

I lost so much respect for Gale bc of how he changed. He became so bitter and uncaring.

I understand the helplessness he felt when he saw D. 12 being bombed but to have that hatred even for innocent people in D. 2 and always looking for a way to " erased" the enemy without the consequences, it shows me that he was showing he wasn't better than Snow. Sometimes I said to myself "he was just 18 years old" but at the same time Peeta & Katniss were 17, so it really is the person decision to be the person they want to be.@@terripring5114

Yeah, I remember the one woman from the Hobb (I can remember her name) and her granddaughter took care of Katniss (and Buttercup by extension) while they grieved Prim when they got to district 12 didn’t they?

I always wondered why they chose to make it look that way in the movies.

Doesn’t matter they were going to bomb it. Plus the capital sent the ships first so she’d at least be blamed for an accident which would be justified and no one would hate her, because she did take out capital ships, showing they are vulnerable. Now all 47 of you play Spyro dawn of the dragon and fail, the qte when the golem grabs Cynder, XD no more plot armor let MALEFOR win XD is this a random bad ending reference joke in a hunger games comment section hell yeah I’m no wuss XD do it or MALEFOR’S golems gonna eat you all just like Spyro....XD😈😜

People are talking about in the video though, I'm surprised they didn't see any. I seen a bunch 😅 at the same time I WAS looking for them. 😂

@@allisongrinnell5107 I entertained the idea that they wanted to make it look like an accidental, collateral damage thing (a change from the book, but maybe an interpretive thing?), but if they had meant that, they would have had it talked about after.

Exactly what I was going to say. The capital number that hospital before she even took down that aircraft

I agree with you. Haimich was also able to see that she had plan, that's why he voted yes. He knew her well enough to know that she was saying yes for a reason. The fact that Coin wanted to do another game was the proof that Katniss needed. Coin showed what she was capable of. (The huge change in Katniss's personality and behaviour, she was finally able to play the true game.)The fact that Katniss put a nigthlock pill in her suit also showed that killing Coin was decision she made earlier and not in the moment. She wanted to end it all after killing her, but Peeta was able to avoid that.

Haymitch never actually votes yes. He trusts Katniss so much that he simply says “I’m with the Mockingjay.” Meaning he didn’t agree to the games, but agreed to whatever Katniss was planning.

100% she saw what Coin truly was and knew she could kill her this way

Full circle moment: Katniss told Snow in the beginning of Catching Fire she'll convince everyone the love story is real, and Snow says "Convince me." At the end, Katniss is finally able to convince the president. It's just a different president.

You're wrong. In the books, katniss didn't know what to think at the time of the vote, she was still working it out in her head. She decided the moment she was about to shoot snow, she saw his face and decided she believed him.

It was always going to he Peeta❤

I reread the books again and the whole final battle seems so different visually. And I always imagined it was only Katniss's paranoia that made her think the child recognised her, the child was prolly judging the makeup on the girls face.

It's also wild that in the book the little girl just gets shot in the head as she's crying over her mother's corpse. That blew me away when I read it. And they thought the movie was dark by showing her crying.

Presumably, they didn't make them unrecognizable because they wanted the audience to be able to recognize them. You don't hire J-Law and a Hemsworth and then cover their faces... even if it makes the scene make a whole lot less sense.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 @@babs3241

Yeah same thing happened in Deadly Hallows, in various moments of the story they drank Polyjuice potions and in the movie they did only once.

Unfortunately they don't include the "real or not real" dialogs in the movies. It lessens the payoff in that quote.

So beautiful

​@@Deathbird_Mitchthey did include it

I have a hard time watching that scene because shes screaming and throwing stuff at the cat... I know shes not actually doing it IRL, they just edited it, regardless I cry every time but cringe at the same time ):

Using Gale's double bomb tactic is meant to demonstrate that Pres. Coin ordered it, not Snow. It is part of what makes Katniss realize Coin is just like Snow and must be killed.

After all these years I still believe that the Hunger Games realistically portrays PTSD and the emotional aspect of finding peace as one of the best. The nightmares, the screams, the feeling of almost being completely numb and knowing you won't receive justice. It perfectly portrays the sheer horror in the eyes of Katniss and Peeta. Its the same look I've seen a hundred times before as a medic in the Gaza Strip and Mosul in 2014 and 2017. That look of pure despair when people lose family members but also the look of pure hope after reuniting with their loved ones, after we pulled them out of the rubble. The grey area where you see good people become bad people after their home is bombed by foreign countries. To either retaliate or find peace. This series bring that aspect forward really well. I met multiple women like Katniss and Prim in my life even men like Peeta and some of them died. I was invited to eat with their families. I've received gifts from their families and even flowers from children. Its hard to find out that you sometimes shared a meal with people that died shortly after. The pain becomes so agonizing that every memory, every image and even smell causes you too break down, to the point it feels almost impossible to eat, drink and even stand up. I like that in the ending of Mockingjay, we see them gardening, sitting in a field and listening to the rain. I do that as well in order to supress my memories. As dystopian as their society might seem, its not far off from the truth. After a while you realize that our politicians (Snow and Coin in their world) use Hollywood, the mass media and even games as a means to justify the chaos they have created over there. That they use it to invade countries, assasinate leaders, steal natural resources and not give back profits to locals, even classify documents of airstrike reports and vilify refugees. In most ficitional movies, there is also an element of truth. That's why I like the Hunger Games. For me its closer to the reality I've witnessed than it is to fiction. They did a great job in portraying those emotions and like you said "the cost of this" sometimes you have to experience an enormous amount of bad moments in order to know what its really like to experience the feeling of peace and safety.

@@disistheway2679 Thank you so much for your service. It can't be easy to be in the middle of such a heavy conflict, but seeing even a small flicker of hope in the midst of chaos must be worth that mindfuck.

@@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay It is indeed worth that mindfuck. Although I thank you for your comment, you don't have to thank me "for my service". Service often refers to the military and the military never truly cared for the Palestinians or Iraqis. Although that flicker of hope is great, its not enough when it happens again. I have contacted my friends in Gaza and they lost their children and family members. I held these children in my arms years ago when they were still babies but I knew this would happen. Back then the Israelis continued to provoke Palestinians every single day, murder and detain them whilst also kicking them out of their houses to slowly grab more land for settlers and it never changed since I left. This never started because of Hamas. I've spoken with my colleagues from back then and some of them are going through a tough time so I think I made my decision. I'll find a way either via my former organization or via other means of transportation to reach Gaza and assist solely as a medic. Maybe there are press personel or other medics who shall try to go as well via Egypt. Palestine never asked for the Western terror that the British brought with them. I've seen video's and photos of the families I knew, without limbs and without their body parts under the rubble. There is nothing for me in Europe anymore. I can't stay under a warm blanket when the people that I cared so much about are just dying like ants being stepped on. My true family died in Gaza and I shall also die there even if that means getting caught under the rubble. At least I know I died with my family then, at least I died with honor. If travelling does not work I'll try every other way to help the injured and families of the death, financially. Wish me good luck man I hope to speak soon.

Not to mention Finnick’s head was ripped off by those mutts in the book

That whole run to the mansion with her and Gale was horrific. The violence and horror happening every step of the way was brutal.

the movie didn't go over this, but the symbolic hunger games was never done in the end (assuming that's what she was referring to). if she was referring to Prim, then yeah that's a pretty depressing end.

The power of people. Everything is built around Katniss, but she never make moves alone. She feels lonely, but she's not alone, she got help from unexpected places, she was moved by unexpected people/places/actions. Even the "end of the rebellion" wasn't her, was the people. The end of Snow, wasn't her, was the people... Who chooses the leader in the end? The people. Is about how many people can believe in one person even if this person don't believe in herself, the power of others can change and build her up, and break her down. Katniss had a second chance because I guess people saw more on her, and allowed her to live, even I the books, they were tired of war, no one showed up after her and put her life or her kids in danger...

Same I can’t stand Gale

I find it upsetting too that pretty well all of the reactors say the same thing.. that she shot the hovercraft into the tower that crashed into the hospital but you can see that they came down from the roof and around the other side to where the hospital is which was on fire from the bombs.

💯💯💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 it's not like she did it on purpose

​@@peikathrynWhat reactors? I this is my first time hearing this 😅

@@cjjackson2423 all the reactors I’ve watched have also thought Katniss did it too.

@@amber.ren_1995 Who is ALL the reactors woman 😭

"I cant do anything!"

This is the 3rd time (technically) I’ve watched this movie and I never realized that. It broke me again 😢

War is NOT*action" for entertainment.

Agreed! Last one is my favourite

Yes! Thank you!

He was always a propaganda man...

I mean it's because there were no tonight shows during war?

I always thought it was one arena that was built and CGI'd differently for each game, like Pinewood Studios in the UK.

Yeah, there's a passage in the books about it when Katniss is thinking about how she is the only person who will use her prep area underneath the arena "The arenas are historic sites, preserved after the Games. Popular destinations for Capitol residents to visit, to vacation. Go for a month, rewatch the Games, tour the catacombs, visit the sites where the deaths took place. You can even take part in reenactments. They say the food is excellent"

@@Deathbird_Mitch According to THG Wiki … Arenas were designed by the Gamemakers and a new one was built every year. It could be anything from dense forest to an open meadow, or a frozen wasteland to a scorched desert. The Gamemakers planted traps and introduced cunning twists to entertain the people of Panem. The arenas were considered important historical landmarks and were preserved after the conclusion of each year's competition. They were also popular tourist destinations for many Capitol citizens, where they would be able to rewatch the Games, visit the sites of tributes' deaths, and even take part in reenactments.[1] After the end of the Second Rebellion, all the arenas were destroyed, and memorials were constructed in their place

It plays out almost exactly as it does in the book. It is a horrible tragedy that spurs Katniss to make that inspiring propo that truly sets off the revolution, and to really take action herself.

@@Deathbird_Mitch Nah, in the books the ones Katniss bring down are across from the hospital.

I love them so much❤

The peacekeepers were not all capital citizens, some came from the districts, particularly district 2. I think it could also be used as a punishment for a crime because it was at least a 20 year commitment. Some of the original peacekeepers in district 12 were among those that defended Gale during his whipping in the second movie, that's why they were replaced.

lol

@@aricaj.3006 that's fair!! I do admit my frustration isn't entirely justifiable mostly because I didn't read TMR books or Divergent books. So those I'm just going off of movies. But they seemed to have a lot of plot holes and ineffective world building and just seemed to be a mess plot wise compared to THG. but maybe the books were better and it's a problem with the adaptations. I'm not sure I could handle the Divergent movies again, they were just so so bad. But maybe I should revisit TMR movies and try to enjoy them for what they are. But ya, my main point is about the movies not books, and as far as movies go I just felt like TMR and especially Divergent series were both severely lacking in plot strength and effective world building compared to THG. I feel like Dylan is in Trouble did a breakdown of the three that I really agreed with if you've ever heard of him or like his videos, he explains a lot of my complaints. But I'll definitely revisit TMR and try to just enjoy it for what it is and not compare.

In the book she actually didn’t understand what he was saying at the moment, she only realized he asked her to shoot him afterwards