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Synopsis Katniss Everdeen voluntarily takes her younger sister's place in the Hunger Games, a televised competition in which two teenagers from each of the twelve Districts of Panem are chosen at random to fight to the death. Katniss Everdeen voluntarily takes her younger sister's place in the Hunger Games, a televised competition in which two teenagers from each of the twelve Districts of Panem are chosen at random to fight to the death. I've read them countless times and when I found out they were making a movie of them a little over a year ago I was very excited. But I was also worried. The book is written in first person narrative with very detailed descriptions of everything form the characters' looks to the strange futuristic devices they use in Panem, the future version of the U. I couldn't imagine that they would be able to convey every detail as I had imagined it and make the story believable without an R-rating or a huge budget. All of my concerns were wiped away when I saw the movie. I've never seen a more faithful adaption of a book in my life. All of the costumes, the sets, the locations, the cast I'll talk more about them in a while and the pacing is as if they were exactly replicated from the book. And the small things that do differ or are added such as more insight to the gamemakers' control room only add to the amazing world Collins created and improve the narrative movie-wise. And the movie is great for people who haven't read the books as well. Not once did I feel as if something was vague or badly explained. The cast is stellar. She IS Katniss and one can feel the graveness of an situation just by looking at one of her expressions. Josh Hutcherson as Peeta is also a true breakout performance. The way he looks at Katniss will makes girls all over the world envy her, just like it's supposed to be. Other standouts in the cast include Stanley Tucci as the flamboyant talk-show host Caesar Flickerman, Woody Harrelson as the sarcastic but caring mentor Haymitch and Wes Bentley as the sinister game-maker Seneca Crane his final scene might be the best one in the whole movie. The child actors Willow Shields and Amandla Stendberg who portrays Prim and Rue are believable and heartbreaking even though they're inexperienced. Despite the PG-13 rating the movie doesn't gloss over or sugarcoat anything for their audience. The violence may not be gloriously graphic but it's still there. People will feel the tributes' pain and despair and not even realize the violence isn't gory until you've left the theater. The movie also deals with important themes like survival, governmental control, grief and helplessness. There is a minor love story subplot, but it doesn't distract from the movies main themes. In my opinion I think it rather improves them by showing some light in the dark. The only complaint I can think of is that the movie feels too short. It's almost two and a half hours long, but it feels as if it goes by in a blink. I will have to see it again to fully pay attention to every detail such as the costumes and animation of the Capitol, which looked amazing. But this is still not me saying that the movie is rushed, because as I stated the source material is very dense and the filmmakers managed include almost everything. People are expecting this to become the next Twilight-style teen movie franchise. But if the first movie is any indication of the quality of what's to come - this will be a series way out of Twilight's league. I was so impressed with this film that I created an account just so I could review it. I'm from Hawaii and I managed to catch a early screening of the movie. First off let me start by saying that I have read all three books, and I must admit that the trailer made me a bit hesitant. I mean in the trailer they didn't get the little details right for instance Katniss's backpack is suppose to be orange and it isn't but that didn't stop me from seeing the movie, and it SHOULD NOT stop you either! I don't want to say too much, but this movie is a magnificent start to what I hope will be an epic trilogy. Not to mention that there is plenty of suspense and action to keep you glued to the screen even if you've already read the books! Now I now it's difficult to watch a movie when you've already read the books. But I promise you, the movie does the book PLENTY of justice. My advice would be to enter the theatre with a big bag of popcorn and an open mind... One of the things I liked the most about reading 'The Hunger Games' was the intensity of how it was written. Feeling the story seemed maybe even more important than reading it, so when I went to see the movie, my expectations were very high. On the upside: Great performance by the main characters, excellent visuals and well directed. On the downside: The book gives a lot of context as to how the characters feel and how things have come to be the way they are. The movie changes a number of things to make it at all possible to show the story and for me the choices made took down the quality of the story a bit. To give at least some context, it took the movie a while to get really started and even despite that, some of the characters, again in my opinion, didn't really develop in depth the way they should. Long story short, I liked the movie and thought it was a nice adaptation from the book, but it lacked a bit the intensity from the book.
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