Katniss & Pita

Ludwig 2022-04-19 09:01:26


It's finally over....Compared to the surprise of 2 and the disappointment of 3, I finally ended the whole story with a happy ending (should be considered) without any accident.
This kind of series of movies has an obvious routine, the protagonist who represents the heroism throughout the story + the unfortunate partners who are always the cannon fodder + the villain leader who has done the best of the organization + the ninety-nine-eighty-one difficulties along the way. In fact, the time span of watching these films is relatively long, so that I do not understand the complex story background and character relationships in detail (of course, the protagonists still know it), but this does not affect my acceptance of the whole story. conveyed ideas and metaphors. In my impression, Katniss hasn't laughed since the first movie. She was forced to leave her family. She witnessed the departure of friends and relatives one by one and faced various impossible tasks. She really couldn't find anything that could make her smile. For her, Pita, I think, is more of a kind of spiritual comfort and sustenance (when love is a bit blunt), so in the last part, she must ensure that anyone she loses will not lose him again. There is also about the leadership class, compared to "Divergent" and "Maze Runner" (I always like to compare these..), you will find that the appearance is all clean and tidy, symbolizing authority uniforms, with hair in No mess at all times, always with delicate makeup on their faces and unsmiling, no matter how dire and destitute their people are. Some people say that this is a political implication, a symbol of the shrewdness of the ruling class and the ignorance of the toiling masses. I would like to say that even without the hint of the movie, few people do not understand the gap and truth of this reality.
The most impressive thing in the movie is the last scene. After many years, the hero and heroine give birth to a pair of children. The male protagonist was laughing and playing with the children on the grass, and the female protagonist watched all this contentedly with the baby in his arms. The sun is very good, the grass is green, and the heroine wearing a floral dress.. I thought of "the years are quiet". In fact, just looking at these four words is slightly pretentious, just because I thought of a paragraph I had seen. "The years are quiet and good" must describe a person who can experience the beauty of life and be full of hope after experiencing great winds and waves, suffering, and experiencing unspeakable setbacks and pains. If there is no such experience, the years will only appear calm and unremarkable because there are no worries and sorrows. So here, the peace and tranquility that they both got after all is especially precious.
Stories are just stories, and movies are just movies. Perhaps the plot is more thrilling, and the visuals are more gorgeous and rich. But some things are still too pale compared to the real world.

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  • Eula 2022-03-26 09:01:03

    Unexpectedly, the next episode is uglier than the previous episode. Did you use the leftover material to cut it? All the actors have an expression of "Hurry up and end it all, labor and management don't want to act too lazy to deal with". The last fifteen minutes is simply the worst ending credit in history. What the hell is it? It's so hard, I haven't seen such an unhappy protagonist HE. It's a pity that Finnick and Anna didn't give a new role. Are you worthy of Hoffman?

  • Jodie 2022-03-26 09:01:03

    The snipe and the clam competed for the profit of the fisherman, and in the end everyone was caught in the quagmire of a gorgeous political show, and it was also full of emotion. The entire series greatly exaggerates the power of idols and media as a prediction of a new war in the future. But the biggest problem is that the plot is too unimaginative. Katniss can easily guess who she will shoot when he raises the arrow. More black oil will be better. The mockingbird clinched its burning wings, and a series was finally over.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 quotes

  • Lieutenant Jackson: Everdeen, give me the Holo.

    [Katniss doesn't move or respond]

    Lieutenant Jackson: Everdeen, what did I just say? The Holo. Come on, let's go.

    Katniss Everdeen: Boggs gave it to me.

    Lieutenant Jackson: What are you talking about?

    Homes: He did. He transferred security clearance to her. I saw him.

    Lieutenant Jackson: And why would he do that?

    Katniss Everdeen: I'm on special orders from Coin.

    Lieutenant Jackson: To do what?

    Katniss Everdeen: To assassinate President Snow.

    Lieutenant Jackson: I don't believe that for one second. As your new unit commander, I order you to transfer security clearance to me now.

    Katniss Everdeen: I can't do that.

    [as Jackson draws her weapon, the others draw theirs on her]

    Gale Hawthorne: Let's not lose our heads here.

    Lieutenant Jackson: I'm not asking you again, Everdeen. Give me that Holo.

    Cressida: She's telling the truth. Plutarch wants it televised. He thinks if we could film the Mockingjay assassinating Snow, it'll make the Capitol surrender before the casualties get too high.

    Gale Hawthorne: While we're arguing, there's a hundred Peacekeepers on their way here.

    Katniss Everdeen: Boggs promised me that when the time came, you would help me.

    Lieutenant Jackson: [holstering her gun] All right, soldier, Holo's yours.

  • Egeria: Sir, should I call for your doctor?

    President Snow: [jerking awake] What'd you say?

    Egeria: Shall I call for your doctor?

    President Snow: I hope you've wakened me for something more urgent than an old man's health.

    Egeria: They survived. I don't know how. We picked them up on a surveillance cam.

    President Snow: Let me see. I... I need to see for myself.

    [recognizing Katniss]

    President Snow: It's her. It is her. The arena has moved underground.