lionelbost Really liked the actors played really well the idea of the movie I liked. The only problem I found was that it is really slow

cricketbat I am very impressed with The Hunger Games. Of course, I love the book, so I wonder how enjoyable it would be to someone who doesn't know all of the background. The story is compelling and the violence is suitable for the subject matter -- it isn't excessive or gratuitous. Jennifer Lawrence once again proves herself as a talented actor, and the supporting cast is enjoyable to watch, as well. This is a powerful, well-made drama. Please stop associating it with Twilight.

laurentiumihalcea-66817 If you're a science fiction geek then you'll undoubtedly love the movie 'The Hunger Games'.It is an adaptation of Suzanne Collins' book bearing the same name and is directed by Garry Ross.The star of the film is no other than the renowned and adored Jennifer Lawrence playing the role of the controverted and rebellious Katniss Everdeen.Set in a far and dystopian future where people are categorised in different sectors based on their social status, the film features the young Katniss trying to defy the ways of the Capitol as she struggles to survive the 'Hunger Games'.As the story unfolds, the protagonist slowly and painfully finds out that the world is much more cruel and heartbreaking than she thought and is put through many difficult scenarios and choices.Under the excellent guidance of Garry Ross, every actor plays their bit in an almost perfect way.Obviously, the film is thought provoking and riveting not only due to the outstanding storyline and plot, but also due to the special effects and overall imagery.Of course, there are no perfect movies so this one has its flaws too, the main one being the rapid pace at which the action develops (they don't really allow you to get sad because of a character's death because something else happens immediately).That being said, I consider this a well-made movie which is really worth the time.I'd gladly recommend it to everyone.

beorhouse I give all four films a high rating of 2 because of the excellent acting--especially by Woody Harrelson, the relaxed genius--and the top grade cinematography. I would have given them a much higher rating had our Creator been invoked (or even mentioned), but who am I fooling, right? Our society today gives little attention to the One In Charge, why would a dystopian society be any better? After all, it is a dystopia. Dysfunctional. No wonder why. So, it all ends, and there sits Katniss with her second baby, dressed very much like a Christian country woman from the 1950s with her pastel print dress. The writer and director wants the results of Christianity without Jesus the King. Interesting. In that way, though, the film perfectly reflects our own digimodern society. And didn't you love the Hillary Clinton/President Alma Coin comparison? I certainly did. Same haircut, same witchiness, same hunger for power.