Showing posts with label Hunger Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hunger Games. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 - Live Streaming

I'm surprised to be seeing so many reviews bashing this film because it's "boring" or "it's a copy of Battle Royale 2" , but I'm not here to talk about that.

I've read The Hunger Games series multiple times, and reading Mockingjay, I knew it would be the hardest book in the trilogy to adapt into a film. But I am not disappointed. In fact, I want to congratulate Francis Lawrence for being able to create this masterpiece.

Watching the movie for the first time, I got immense chills. Especially in the part where Katniss sings "The Hanging Tree". I think it would be an extremely difficult task to split the final part of a movie into two parts and still make part 1 be interesting, but somehow, that feat was accomplished in this film.

The acting in this film was phenomenal, especially in Jennifer Lawrence's part. The way Katniss reacted to seeing her home burned and destroyed, was beautiful and gut wrenching. And don't even get me started on Peeta's transformations, it made me so sad, it definitely painted a better picture than the books did! And even Finnick, who we barely got to see, represented the melancholy effect of The Games on people.

Mockingjay is the most political, intense, and emotional book in The Hunger Games trilogy, and the way that the essence of the book got transferred into the film was brilliant in my opinion. It was also very intense, but not too much. This movie perfectly guided the way for the final movie. To me, Mockingjay part 1 gave us viewers a pleasing tease of the type of dynamics we can expect in the next film, and the ending surely gripped me to come view part 2 on opening day. especially in "Veep" but I think we will be delightfully surprised in the future with the range of characters she creates. Catherine Keener and Toni Collette who I would watch and listen to read a phone book, round out the cast. Go see it if you are in the mood for a "grown-up" film. Enjoy!

Saturday, December 20, 2014

Jennifer Lawrence The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1

 Taking a gander at the encompassing audits you will perceive how this reasoning clearly meddles with individuals' target feedback of a superbly decent and in fact prevalent film. They disregard to such an extent.

A few fanatics of Japanese film have still been not able to excuse The Hunger Games' similarity to Battle Royal. They pass up a major opportunity for the flock of contrasts and the profundity of the setting inside The Hunger Games. However enticing the world inside the motion picture may be, most commentators are inclined overlook Mockingjay Part 1's most prominent quality: Lawrence.

No, not Jennifer Lawrence, however regardless she fills the role well (albiet a tad excessively blundering). The chief Francis Lawrence makes a fantastic showing of using visual narrating and shrewdly joining it in with the plot. Likewise, this is one of the best altered motion pictures in the not so distant future, alongside Interstellar and Edge of Tomorrow. The soundtrack is prominent and Lawrence expertly uses and appropriately speaks to the force of music in Mockingjay Part 1.

Tending to the next normal objection - part the source material into two films: Many denouncing Part 1 as an improper money get, they tediously purchase a ticket and mope while defaming the ability, time, and cash (yes, motion pictures COST cash) online by participating in a forceful crusade against this "misrepresented" and "copied" arrangement. This kind of negativity will definitely keep anybody from getting a charge out of the enthusiastic impact of this story.

Taking everything into account, this center motion picture will be seen all the more affectionately once it is a piece of a case set.