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 The Hunger Games Movie, From the book by Suzanne Collins

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post Mar 22 2012, 09:48 PM

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post Mar 22 2012, 10:33 PM

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Watched the movie this afternoon. IMO, the movie was very good. Loved it. wub.gif It stayed true to the book. There are a few faults here and there but I'm okay with it. Nothing's perfect. nod.gif

I'm not disappointed with the movie. But then again, I didn't have crippling expectations for it either. I have to admit that I am easily satisfied when it comes to movies.


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QUOTE(koolspyda @ Mar 22 2012, 09:08 AM)
i know there are those who read books & compare the movie. 99.99% movies are never able to envision the same as books. words (books) are powerful & everyone has their own interpretation because the mind is as such.

movies are visuals way to interpret a story to a movie goer. in that aspect, well.. the hunger games is an attempt. sci fi future of the human race of the future will be difficult to tackle.

this movie has an interesting theme, unfortunately i...

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Poorer version of Bella Swan? Wait, what? Are you kidding me?

QUOTE(elm0001 @ Mar 22 2012, 07:54 PM)
Just watched the movie.

In my opinion la, the story in the beginning which is before the arena scenes is very good. I thought it was good that they talked about it every single thing in the book (except the mockingjay pin part without Madge in it).

But then in the arena, everything happened too fast. As i expected, they really didn't focus much on other tributes like what in the book (i mean, not as much as in the book). But then my friends couldn't really catch up who is who, you know what i mean laugh.gif

I also expected the MOST important scene between Rue and Katniss to be appeared in the movie, but then it didn't. I feel kinda disappointed with that la.

Overall it's still a good adapted film. Just that if you read the book, you'd feel slightly disappointed. I will still watch the 2nd and 3rd part of the movie.

OH and btw, Elizabeth Banks as Effie and Tucci as Caeser, THEY ARE VERY VERY GOOD. I like them.
And not to mention, I think Jennifer Lawrence is perfect for Katniss this role.
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Which Katniss and Rue scene are you referring to?

I have to agree that everything happened way too fast. However, the book is originally fast paced anyway.
One thing I'm concerned about is that those who didn't read the book will have trouble following the movie. Especially the romance. I asked my friend if she understood that part and she told me she didn't.

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post Mar 22 2012, 10:47 PM

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QUOTE(blueflame @ Mar 22 2012, 10:33 PM)
Which Katniss and Rue scene are you referring to?

I have to agree that everything happened way too fast. However, the book is originally fast paced anyway.
One thing I'm concerned about is that those who didn't read the book will have trouble following the movie. Especially the romance. I asked my friend if she understood that part and she told me she didn't.
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not sure if it's spoiler but since it didn't appear in the movie...

the part when Rue saw Katniss with the mockingjay pin and because of that, she trusted Katniss.

maybe because they changed the mockingjay pin story, that's why they didn't add that scene.

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post Mar 22 2012, 10:57 PM

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QUOTE(elm0001 @ Mar 22 2012, 10:47 PM)
not sure if it's spoiler but since it didn't appear in the movie...

the part when Rue saw Katniss with the mockingjay pin and because of that, she trusted Katniss.

maybe because they changed the mockingjay pin story, that's why they didn't add that scene.
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hmm.gif I see. That part wasn't really significant to me. blush.gif
But since that was one of the parts that you were most looking forward to, you have every right to feel disappointed.

There was one scene that I was really, really, really looking forward to seeing but wasn't there. And I was almost sure that it would be in the movie too, but it wasn't. sad.gif

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post Mar 22 2012, 10:59 PM

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QUOTE(blueflame @ Mar 22 2012, 10:57 PM)
hmm.gif I see. That part wasn't really significant to me.  blush.gif
But since that was one of the parts that you were most looking forward to, you have every right to feel disappointed.

There was one scene that I was really, really, really looking forward to seeing but wasn't there. And I was almost sure that it would be in the movie too, but it wasn't.  sad.gif

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QUOTE(blueflame @ Mar 22 2012, 10:57 PM)

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I never read the book, but I really enjoyed this movie.
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post Mar 22 2012, 11:11 PM

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QUOTE(The Extreme @ Mar 22 2012, 11:07 PM)
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I never read the book, but I really enjoyed this movie.
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OOOOOH. Wow, why didn't I think of that? rclxms.gif

EDIT : Thinking back, actually, it wouldn't make sense. rclxub.gif Catching Fire starts about half a year after the ending of The Hunger Games. But we'll see. Now I just have to wait for Catching Fire lol.

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post Mar 23 2012, 12:34 AM

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Hmm, i was wondering if they will put the end of Hunger game where Katniss told peeta about her faking the romance. I guess they want to put it in the next movie so that everyone wont forget what happen before that. It will be kinda weird to suddenly put it at the end there. I cant wait to see it tomolo.
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post Mar 23 2012, 12:48 AM

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I'm disappointed with the movie. It's a bit dull for me.

could have been better
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post Mar 23 2012, 08:15 AM

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QUOTE(blueflame @ Mar 22 2012, 11:33 PM)
Watched the movie this afternoon. IMO, the movie was very good. Loved it.  wub.gif It stayed true to the book. There are a few faults here and there but I'm okay with it. Nothing's perfect.  nod.gif

I'm not disappointed with the movie. But then again, I didn't have crippling expectations for it either. I have to admit that I am easily satisfied when it comes to movies.

Poorer version of Bella Swan? Wait, what? Are you kidding me?


i'm sorry. It wasnt intended to ruffled feathers. Look, jennifer lawrence is a fine actress (i know, i know, Oscar-nominated actress b4 HG), i just find the role for her a little rigid, which i commented, it could have been the material handed to her. (& pls not judge by the statement alone) Look, if this spawns into a second & third movie, its another 'twilight' franchise in making for the owners of the movie. yawn.gif rolleyes.gif


Kristen Stewart was already a fine actress to reckon before her bella swan swan in on her. Her bella just made her more recognised into more homes and it help pour weightier roles for her; post twilight. cool2.gif

the movie critics are already showing great reviews for this movie. Some even said "EVEN better then the book"...

i say its the cycle all over again. wink.gif (Suzanne Collins’s trilogy)

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Just read the book, and I'll be watching this Saturday night! The more I read the more I couldn't stop reading and just like that, I was done with the first book. Truth to be told I have never heard of "The Hunger Games", but now, I am itching to get my hands on the other two books. biggrin.gif

I watched the trailer once, and it was a little fuzzy. After reading the book and then watching the trailer... omg... ohmy.gif I just can't believe it. Movie magic.




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Just done with the movie last night. I can say, i never read any HG novel. After I watch it's trailer 2 weeks ago, I started to borrowed my sister's book and managed to finish first novel. (will continue with 2nd n 3rd) Overall I'm satisfied with the movie, luckily i read it first so atlest i get some pictures what is all about, coz some of my friends a bit blurry keep asking me many questions...I give 8.5 out of 10!! One more thing, I noticed too many censored scenes especially the killings part, maybe it's too extreme sad.gif
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QUOTE(aweeff @ Mar 23 2012, 10:55 AM)
Just done with the movie last night. I can say, i never read any HG novel. After I watch it's trailer 2 weeks ago, I started to borrowed my sister's book and managed to finish first novel. (will continue with 2nd n 3rd) Overall I'm satisfied with the movie, luckily i read it first so atlest i get some pictures what is all about, coz some of my friends a bit blurry keep asking me many questions...I give 8.5 out of 10!! One more thing, I noticed too many censored scenes especially the killings part, maybe it's too extreme sad.gif
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Oh crap... not again. doh.gif I am going to be super mad if there are one too many.
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Lol. Luckily I read the book. No wonder everyone said it was not nice. I guess because it just happened so fast. Even for me. Zoom and we are here, zoom and we are there. I guess to those who didnt read the book, it can be so boring and so confusing. But gosh, I guess I liked it since I see some of the scene which they really follow from the book.
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post Mar 23 2012, 06:58 PM

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QUOTE(aweeff @ Mar 23 2012, 10:55 AM)
Just done with the movie last night. I can say, i never read any HG novel. After I watch it's trailer 2 weeks ago, I started to borrowed my sister's book and managed to finish first novel. (will continue with 2nd n 3rd) Overall I'm satisfied with the movie, luckily i read it first so atlest i get some pictures what is all about, coz some of my friends a bit blurry keep asking me many questions...I give 8.5 out of 10!! One more thing, I noticed too many censored scenes especially the killings part, maybe it's too extreme sad.gif
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no, it's not censored.

it just happened very fast..


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QUOTE(Nekochan @ Mar 23 2012, 06:33 PM)
Lol. Luckily I read the book. No wonder everyone said it was not nice. I guess because it just happened so fast. Even for me. Zoom and we are here, zoom and we are there. I guess to those who didnt read the book, it can be so boring and so confusing. But gosh, I guess I liked it since I see some of the scene which they really follow from the book.
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haha not everyone laugh.gif

for me, i thought it was a GOOD adapted film. it's definitely not a bad film.

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Yeah, its not a bad film. You cant say harry potter is a bad movie since it can be down right boring and confusing as well if you dont read the book. same goes to this hunger game. at least i guess most of the people there in the cinema wanted to know how katniss can survive this ordeal in the arena. I know i did. I enjoyed it.
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I thought it was good. You can't really blame the movie for too fast because if they make it longer it will be draggy and they only have so much time to tell the story.

I never read the book but yea some part I couldn't understand too, especially why Katniss fell for Peeta so fast.
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QUOTE(JustForFun @ Mar 23 2012, 08:00 PM)
I thought it was good. You can't really blame the movie for too fast because if they make it longer it will be draggy and they only have so much time to tell the story.

I never read the book but yea some part I couldn't understand too, especially why Katniss fell for Peeta so fast.
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Lol, should I tell you the reason why? There was clue on it actually. brows.gif
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QUOTE(Nekochan @ Mar 23 2012, 08:01 PM)
Lol, should I tell you the reason why? There was clue on it actually. brows.gif
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Clue? Was that what Hemswitch(?) told Katniss in the end? brows.gif

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