Playing politics is better than playing games, Reivew on The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1

Although it seems reasonable to be complained by netizens that the plot has no important progress, I still like it more than the previous one. I didn't want to watch it, but when I was about to end the scene, I hung the back of the car because there was no other film to watch. It turns out that what I didn't want to watch was the brain-dead game, and the setting of the story itself seemed to be acceptable. There is something shocking and thinking. I originally thought that the brain damage could not be understood is that the heroine is nothing but this. How come it has become a spiritual benchmark for the idol of the whole people (never read the book, nor the first one)? The black master said:

Is it a spoiler ? The speed is evasive~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You are given by her shattering archery that she can barely see Moved?
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feel that I can still be on the same channel as the people in the play. Think of Ender's game, let you be mad and cool, everyone is often a little pawn to fuel the flames in a big era. Some chess pieces played a key role at the right time, but they are not necessarily heroes, they may also be cannon fodder. Who can make the big boss have the last laugh?

Finally, no matter who the cousin plays with, she can’t believe that she is in love with each other, okay? Speaking of Hammer, I feel that the acting skills are very ordinary, but at any rate, the show shows that he is paying attention to the heroine in place. As for how the big cousin cried and pierced her heart, she didn't feel like being a couple with Peeta at all. Why don't we take a look at the effect of playing with a real boyfriend next time? Really curious...

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