In general, the picture is not as beautiful as the first two, because the first two are in the arena, whether it is the characters' clothing accessories, the various facilities of the venue, and the control equipment in the backstage, it is very dazzling. But this third part is full of ruins, the color is dim, and the costumes of the characters are all gray-green. Except for the fire of war, which is fiery red, there is no bright color. Even the roses are white. This reminds me of a movie, the movie is black and white, only a little girl in a red dress enters the picture at the end, which makes people's eyes light up. And it became a famous stroke in film history. As far as this film is concerned, it is definitely not that extreme, but the picture pays attention to the overall coordination. In a gray-green tone, there is a kind of depression, a kind of unease. And the characters unfold their stories in this background, which has to be said to be meaningful. With close-up shots and 3D effects, you will notice the eyebrows and eyes of the characters, the curves of the bridge of the nose, the subtle changes in facial expressions, the breast peaks outlined by the tights... just like you are in the picture and are interacting with the characters. She is in a secret contract of some kind, and at this moment she is in the palm of your hand, and her every move, every breath, and every breath makes you fascinated. You are eager to get to know her better. The big bear said that Lawrence looks very ordinary, but he is very attractive, and the more he looks, the better he looks. Maybe that's what I thought. Of course, there are also many shots that are not good-looking, such as some movements are slow, a certain angle will make the buttocks look very fat, and so on. But with these, the whole film seems very real again. That is someone you meet in your life alive, you stare at her in admiration, only to find her imperfection at some point. It is a good work that is close to life and integrates real emotions.
What I admire most is the analysis of Katniss by Katniss' alcoholic mentor. Because Katniss said the established lines in front of the camera, but did not show a shocking appeal, everyone was a little frustrated and anxious. That's when the alcoholic spoke up. He said, think about it, what are the places that Katniss has touched everyone on the battlefield? The beauty-loving lady (forgive me for not being able to remember her name), the woman who sent Katniss to the battlefield twice, her performance is also what I like. In fact, I appreciate her attitude towards life more. The wig is dressed up to look gorgeous, wearing a retro hair cap, and saying that things from many years ago can be popular again, isn't it a fashion thing? She hurriedly raised her hand and said two things. The alcoholic tutor said, everyone think about why these places make you moved? Because this is a true revelation, it is necessary to send Katniss to a real battlefield environment, let her express freely, and follow random shots in order to achieve the best publicity effect. In fact, this is also the most important part of the whole film. With this proposal, there is a real war and story behind it. Here, I am not trying to analyze the setting of the plot, I just want to say that the way of thinking of the alcoholic mentor is the same as mine. Many times, we read books, watch movies, and of course there are other kinds of things. In short, when we receive information from the outside world, we need to be careful, ask what makes our hearts touched, and then analyze why. That must be the most important thing. Just like this stuff I'm writing right now. I'm not taking notes, just reminiscing.
At the beginning, the female President Coyne gave a very plain and brief speech to everyone. To be honest, that's exactly how I feel. After she finished speaking, a man immediately gave a kind cynic. "Your words are really concise and to the point. You know that a single spark can start a prairie fire, and they need you to ignite it. They need your words to inspire their fighting spirit." Faced with such criticism, ordinary people may really not know what to do. But this female president is really calm. Although I didn't like her from the beginning to the end, her performance after hearing this is really admirable. She said very calmly: "I'm afraid that talking too much will only consume the oxygen here." After leaving a long sentence, she turned and left. Later stories proved that she was really a very good leader. She was not chaotic in the face of danger, commanded properly, and she was able to overcome the crowd and stand alone. She was able to cope with big scenes. In fact, a character in a good work is like this. Every action and every word of his must be tailor-made for him, and you can see the leopard.
There is so much more to say about this movie. It's a matter of opinion. If I want to talk about its shortcomings, I can definitely say a lot. For example, there is no more audio-visual shock like the battle of the first two films. I remember being very nervous, especially when I watched the first part. This one is very calm, and occasionally deserts. Because it's actually a play within a play, and people in the play are filming, how can they be so nervous? The only tension was rescuing Peeta, but he was rescued so easily, making people greatly doubt the intelligence of President Snow and the entire Congressional District. But the movie came to an abrupt end at the right time, and if you want to know why, let's wait for the next episode to break down. But looking back, I admire the director very much. It is always a routine to shoot, and there are many such movies, "Pirates of the Caribbean", "Lord of the Rings", "Bourne Bourne"... Of course, these are all classics. But it is also very good for the director to change his routine. It is also very interesting to look at problems from a different perspective, change his thinking, and switch to another battlefield.
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