Gao Fushuai's version of "The Cabin in the Woods", the game is just the beginning, Reivew on The Hunger Games

If you've seen Jennifer Lawrence's (heroine) hit "Winter's Bone," you'll know how handy she is to play this thrifty, strong and mature character. Josh Hutcherson, who was once amazing in Wonderland, has an embarrassing role in this film, a bum who has done almost nothing, and then the story of a beautiful woman rescuing a bear is repeated, although her face is out of shape when she grows up, but Barely handsome. Wes Bentley's styling is very bright, and the role is too superficial. He could have played a more intense role. But the setting of the story is so embarrassing. Seeing him ignoring the lives of the players, talking, laughing, eating, drinking, and drinking, I was like seeing the group of behind-the-scenes staff in "The Cabin in the Woods" who gambled with their lives for money.
Yes, as long as you watch it, you will find that this film is simply a remake of "The Cabin in the Woods", but compared to a small dark humorous film, this film is definitely rich and handsome in terms of lineup and production.
This is an absolutely first-class production with an absolutely luxurious cast, so even if it is a remake of "The Cabin in the Woods", the things that this group of different people can express can be infinitely rich.
Next, the real spoilers begin. . .
Under the tyrannical rule, the upper classes were lavish and extravagant, and the people at the bottom were suffering from hunger and cold. The rulers always flaunt their own set of ruling philosophy, control. From the very beginning, you can predict where the story will go. Especially when the hero and heroine successfully forced the game managers in the government to change the rules of the game. From this moment on, the government compromised, and cracks began to appear in the absolutely irresistible hard image. This is not just a bloody game, the people who changed the rules of the game have made the people at the bottom who are in dire straits see some possibility of changing the status quo. Here, reminds me of "Gladiator" again.
After nervously watching the entire film, you start to look forward to the second one.

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