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http://urllio.com/r1tl5Twelve months after her Hunger Games victory, Katniss Everdeen finds herself under President Snow's watchful eye, and must prove that she and Peeta's double win was truly due to their undying love for each other. But Snow's plans have only just begun, and when the 75th annual Games begins, Katniss's life will change for ever.
After defying the Capitol on national television, Katniss has to attempt to control an uprising stirring in the districts. When President Snow puts her family and friends in jeopardy Katniss knows she has no choice but to follow Snow's orders. Then he turns Katniss and Peeta's world upside by throwing them back into the arena and there will only be one winner. Katniss plans to sacrifice her own life to save Peeta's.
How did this get shut out at the Oscars? No film got me talking, made me think more, or left me feeling more satisfied this year than "Catching Fire". And this is coming from someone who HATED the book. <br/><br/>This film may also be the most relevant to the time. It is a blatant satire of celebrity culture. Our decadent society is always one step away from the Hunger Games. The culture is decadent and violent, but this is the harsh reality of our world. It hurts, but it's so true. The movie also looks GORGEOUS! At least nominations for Makeup, Visual Effects, and Costumes, please. <br/><br/>Is it better than the original? Certainly so. And the first one was great as well. This should have gotten more awards buzz.
I watched this movie after reading the books, if that adds anything.<br/><br/>This is a solid movie, better than the first. It does everything pretty well, from characters to special effects, wich plenty of memorable scenes splattered in. The special effects look fine, and the characters are mostly likable, bar a few. Everything is recreated pretty faithfully from the book, and it works because of this. If they went their own route, this movie would certainly be worse.<br/><br/>The music is forgettable and uninspired. I really can't remember any track besides the unecesarry song in the credits. The sound design is passable, but does fail a lot. You'd expect more from a movie like this, and the sound design is really the big failure here.<br/><br/>Jennifer Lawrance does a good job in this film, but I'm sad to say that it is not the same for everyone else. The acting as a whole is quite poor, and it sadly makes a lot of scenes unconvincing and much less tense than they should be.<br/><br/>The action in this is alright. It works for a movie like this, and is kind of tense. You'll probably enjoy it. The choreography, where there is any, is good and the set design is fun.<br/><br/>All in all, you'll enjoy this movie, but don't expect a cinematic masterpiece. If I could give it a 6.5, I would.
[Francis] Lawrence and his team have calibrated the entire experience for maximum engagement. And while its pleasures can’t touch the thrill of seeing the Death Star destroyed — not yet, at least — the film runs circles around George Lucas’ ability to weave complex political ideas into the very fabric of B-movie excitement.
After surviving the 74th Annual Hunger Games, District 12 tribute Katniss Everdeen (<a href="/name/nm2225369/">Jennifer Lawrence</a>) thought she would be allowed to live in peace. However, her defiance of the Capitol has given hope to the other 11 districts of Panem, and President Snow (<a href="/name/nm0000661/">Donald Sutherland</a>) fears that she has become a beacon for rebellion and needs to be eliminated along with her family and all of District 12. Consequently, Katniss and her co-victor Peeta Mellark (<a href="/name/nm1242688/">Josh Hutcherson</a>) find themselves again chosen as tributes for the upcoming 75th annual Hunger Games and third Quarter Quell. The movie is based on Catching Fire (2009), a novel by American novelist Suzanne Collins. The novel was adapted for the film by British screenwriter Simon Beaufoy and American screenwriter Michael Arndt. The film is a sequel to <a href="/title/tt1392170/">The Hunger Games (2012)</a> (2012). It was followed by <a href="/title/tt1951265/">The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 (2014)</a> (2014) and <a href="/title/tt1951266/">The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 (2015)</a> (2015). It was written in the charter of the Hunger Games that, every 25 years, there would be a Quell to keep fresh for each generation the memory of those who died in the uprising against the Capital. In a Quarter Quell, each male and female tribute are to be reaped from the existing pool of that district's victors, thus eliminating the remaining victors from the previous 24 games. On the 50th anniversary, as a reminder that two rebels died for each Capitol citizen, every district was required to send twice as many tributes. In both cases, the eligible tributes were all 12-to-18-year-olds as usual, not the victors. Haymitch Abernathy (<a href="/name/nm0000437/">Woody Harrelson</a>) was the winner of the 50th anniversary Quell. One week. Day 1 features the Reaping and start of train journey. On day 2, Tributes arrive at Capitol, makeovers and Tribute Parade. Days 3 and 4 are spent training. Day 5 features skill demonstrations with Gamemakers; scores announced. Day 6 is taken up with interviews. On day 7, the Games begin. In the book, there is an extra day for interview preparation. This was omitted from the movie. No, Peeta was lying when he mentioned a baby. It was all to help protect Katniss in the Games, as the Capitol citizens became so enamored with their love story that the thought of a potential family being ruined by the Quell upset them. Peeta painted Rue's picture to hold the Gamemakers responsible for her death. Seneca Crane was the previous Head Gamemaker, who was executed for allowing two victors. Katniss painted his name on a dummy and hanged it to warn them that they're not safe and the same thing could easily happen to them. When Katniss fires the arrow with the electrical wire attached into the force field during the lightning storm, it causes the dome to crumble and the Capitol's surveillance to shut down. Unfortunately, Katniss is also knocked unconscious. She awakens in an aircraft pickup next to an unconscious Beetee (<a href="/name/nm0942482/">Jeffrey Wright</a>). She grabs a hypodermic syringe and enters the cockpit, where she finds Haymitch, Finnick (<a href="/name/nm3510471/">Sam Claflin</a>), and head Gamemaker Plutarch Heavensbee (<a href="/name/nm0000450/">Philip Seymour Hoffman</a>) who is revealed to be a rebel against Snow. Katniss attempts to attack Haymitch for not fulfilling his promise to save Peeta, but he informs her that the plan from the get-go was to get her out because she symbolizes the growing rebellion and that half of the tributes were in on the plan. When she learns that she is on her way to district 13 and that Peeta and Johanna (<a href="/name/nm0540441/">Jena Malone</a>) have been taken to the Capitol, she again tries to attack Haymitch, but Plutarch manages to sedate her. She awakens days later with Gale Hawthorne (<a href="/name/nm2955013/">Liam Hemsworth</a>) by her side, who informs her that her family is safe but that District 12 has been annihilated. It's The Hunger Games logo, which changes into the Catching Fire logo and finally into the Mockingjay Part 1 logo. No, there is no scene after the credits. In a statement from Ross released by Lionsgate, the director said he didn't feel the schedule allowed him the time to make the movie as he envisioned it. a5c7b9f00b