The Hunger Games, for freedom

Monserrate 2022-03-18 09:01:02

I have to admit that this is the closest I have ever seen to the original work in a film adapted from a novel.

There are three original works of "The Hunger Games". I don't know when it started. The last film of the original change must be split into two for release. Good or bad. In order to earn an extra box office? Also in order to make the original work better interpretation.

Always believe that "The Hunger Games" is a film with the pursuit of freedom as the main line, the rebels represented by Katniss, not only to overthrow the oppressive dictatorship in the capital, but also to pursue pure freedom-even if there is no capital, no more Being oppressed by any government, for self, for everyone, to redeem.

Mockingbird (Part 1) paved the way for the performance of the lower part. Katniss called the spiritual symbol of the thirteenth district. He declared war on President Snow in the capital and saved Pitta, who had been thinking about it day and night. But what is the truth? Whether or not to destroy the capital can be exchanged for permanent peace. The human mind is the most unfathomable subject, war is about to start, and the road to freedom has just begun.

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Extended Reading

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 quotes

  • Effie Trinket: [to Katniss] There's not much of a prep team here in 13. But we will make you the best-dressed rebel in history.

  • Katniss Everdeen: [filming a "propo," stilted, wooden delivery] People of Panem, we fight! We dare to end this hunger for justice.

    Haymitch Abernathy: [entering the room, slow clap] And that, my friends, is how a revolution dies. Hello, Katniss. This how you greet an old friend?

    Katniss Everdeen: Maybe I don't recognize you sober.

    Haymitch Abernathy: I guess it looks as bad as it feels.