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Hunger Games [DVD] [2012] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

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  • Language: English
  • Subtitles: English, Spanish
  • Dubbed: English
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 2.40:1
  • Number of discs: 2
  • Studio: Lionsgate
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1,481 customer reviews)
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The world will be watching Every year in the ruins of what was once North America, the Capitol of the nation of Panem forces each of its twelve districts to send a teenage boy and girl to compete in the Hunger Games. Sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdeen volunteers in her younger sister's place and must rely upon her sharp instincts when she's pitted against highly trained Tributes who have prepared their entire lives. If she's ever to return home to District 12, Katniss must make impossible choices in the arena that weigh survival against humanity and life against love.

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For starters I haven't read the books. I have too much of a backlog of books to read that there was no point before the movie came out. I have put them on the end of that backlog now....

I have to admit I didn't expect much from this movie. I have heard mixed reviews and a lot of people (not everyone) that HAD read the books were saying this was pretty bad compared to the books. Not surprising because movies adapted from books rarely are as good as the books. My perception of this movie was that it was going to be aimed at teens (as a 42 yr old the one sure way to put me off a movie is telling me it's cast are mainly teenagers). Many teen movies are sub standard and I've learned to avoid them. This movie though was based on a series of critically acclaimed books so I had to give it a go and I'm glad that I did. It has a brilliant cast (mainly not teens) but a round of applause for Jennifer Lawrence. She was fantastic and as the lead she drove the movie forward was charismatic, mature, sympathetic, exciting ... just plain excellent.

I am glad I got the movie, look forward to the sequels and those books are now on order to fit somewhere at the end of my long backlog (they might jump the queue a bit)....
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Ok, I'll admit I read the book before the movie and was entering into the movie theatre with a lot of expectations. But I'm not going to be overly critical in my review, as it was really well made and they hit up on the most important parts of the book.

My only let down is that while the most vital scenes were in it, there were smaller parts I would have liked to have been included, such as in the book, the wildcats that we're sent after Katniss and Peeta were actually the dead contestants brought back and mutated?

(I'm positive I remember this being in the book, and I really think it should have been a scene)

Other than this, I loved the scenes between Katniss and Rue. Perfectly adapted IMO.
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By tallpete33 TOP 500 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on 8 April 2012
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With few decent releases on over Easter, my 16 year old daughter and I succumbed to the hype and went to see The Hunger Games. Not having read the books we went in cold and with hopes fairly high but left slightly non-plussed to be honest.

I found it difficult to engage with the pouty and aloof lead character Katniss, played by the too-old-for-18 Jennifer Lawrence. We were fed small scraps of information regarding her background as the film proceeded but by the end we still only knew that her father was a dead miner, she had a younger sister and was good at shooting squirrels with a bow. Her sector partner Peeta was a nice guy but a charisma free zone and there was a distinct lack of chemistry between them. It was left to Woody Harleson to provide the talent as their eccentric and maverick mentor Haymitch, but we have seen this character from him far too often for it to be novel and entertaining anymore.

The game itself was just ok to be honest but lacking in real tension despite lives at stake and survival at all costs. There were some pretty lethal blades on display but being a 12 rating, the violence was toned down and blurred out which reduced the impact of a group fight to the death. The producers must have deliberated over this as the books were written for teens but I think the average 14 year old would have been a bit bored to be honest and scenes often dragged. I certainly didn't sense much excitement in the cinema audience on our visit.
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Ok first I would like to say it came quickly so I was happy with that. Ok now on to the actual movie. I loved it! I was lucky enough to watch the movie first THEN get the books lol which Im glad I did. There is obviously a lot more detail in the books but thats expected. As for the movie I dont feel like it quite shows the love triangle that really does go on between Kat, Peeta and Gale but all in all the movies great. The books are great. The storyline is interesting and I actually surprised myself by how much I enjoyed it. Get it. You wont (shouldnt be) disappointed :)
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Panem is what is left of Earth. One continent, one government but a broken people. 12 districts populate Panem from the paupers in 12 to the richest aristocrats in 1. Katniss Everdeen lives in District 12 and is called upon to take part in the annual Hunger Games ceremony where 2 children from each district will battle each other to the death and only 1 can survive. The odds are against her but Katniss will do all she can to win the Hunger Games and try to get her friend Peeta Mellark out alive with her.
An amazing story of love, hope and heart pounding action.
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I try to always read the book before watching the film in cases like this. It makes for a much better understanding and that may have been very true in this case. Having read all three books I found I was having to explain things more thoroughly to my husband when the explanation in the film was either weak or fleeting. Even having not read the books, he enjoyed the film but I think I got more out of it. I really hope they plan to make the rest of the trilogy. This was one of the better book to film translations I have seen. Really enjoyed it.
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