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 published: 2013-04-155 Things We Learned From The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Teaser Fans may be a bit disappointed by the limited scope of the trailer, which only shows us everything that happens up until Katniss and Peeta re-enter the arena (it's also up for debate whether the film is considering that reveal a spoiler, though given how much they're likely to promote the character of Finnick, I doubt it). But in this exceedingly well-cut and surprisingly emotional tease, I think there were 5 strong clues about what we can expect from the entirety of Catching Fire. Let's dig in  filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2013-04-14The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Teaser: 'The Odds Are Never In Our Favor' It's surprising how much emphasis in this goes to Donald Sutherland's President Snow, who's watching Katniss's victory tour and realizes that the glitz of the Capitol isn't able to overcome the simmering revolution that Katniss has accidentally started. The most shocking line in the trailer-- "Her species must be eradicated"-- doesn't appear in the book filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2013-04-03The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Tease Reveals The Victory Tour What's kind of insane, though, is that in the 2 seconds she spends on screen, Jennifer Lawrence manages to tell us a whole lot about where we find her heroine Katniss at the beginning of the film. Fans of the book are well aware, of course, that Catching Fire finds Katniss and Peeta on their Victory Tour... filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2013-03-08President Snow's Hunger Games: Catching Fire Portrait Is A Silent Menace The Hunger Games: Catching Fire won't come to theaters until November 22, and sadly we have no idea if this series of portraits is leading up to a trailer premiere (my guess is we might have to wait until the MTV Movie Awards, on April 14, since you know those are common audiences filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2013-03-07Peeta Reveals His Wedding Suit In New Hunger Games: Catching Fire Portrait I'm not really sure how long they can keep up this pace of revealing two new "Capitol Couture" portraits every day, but us Hunger Games fans sure are enjoying it while it lasts. Capitol residents Effie Trinket, Caesar Flickerman and Cinna have shown off their finery, and Katniss has unveiled the wedding dress she wears to celebrate her fake wedding to Peeta filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2013-03-06Jennifer Lawrence Stuns In A Wedding Dress In The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Portrait That Katniss Everdeen, always an iconoclast. While everyone else has been dutifully sitting in a chair for their official "Capitol Couture" portraits, when it came time for Katniss's turn, she chose to stand. Part of that's probably the necessity of the unbelievable dress she's wearing-- with that many ruffles and structural elements, there's pretty much no way she can move like a normal human. Check out Katniss's Couture portrait below filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2013-03-04Effie Trinket Is Resplendent In The Hunger Games: Catching Fire's Capitol Couture The heroine of the Hunger Games franchise, the inimitable Katniss Everdeen, is a girl who couldn't care less about makeup and jewels and clothes. She's forced to wear them, of course, in both The Hunger Games and especially Catching Fire, in which she and Peeta are sent on a victory tour to "celebrate" their wins in the Hunger Games filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2013-02-15The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Sticks With Writer Danny Strong With two Emmy Awards under his belt for his writing contributions on the HBO miniseries Game Change, Danny Strong has taken on a number of feature projects, among which is the adaptation of the final Hunger Games book Mockingjay. Strong penned the screenplay for the first part of the planned two-part adaptation and he's now been approved to move forward on Part 2. filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2012-12-31Moviegoing Isn't Dead After All: Attendance Spikes 5.6% In 2012 Every year the movie industry comes up with a way to brag that the previous year has been the best yet, and usually it's a sham. After all, the simple fact of inflation means that most years, you're going to make more in sheer dollars than you did the year before. 2012 was no different, with studios bragging about their highest-ever profits, but something special really did happen this year filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2012-12-262012 Declared The Biggest Box Office Year On Record This has been a big year for blockbuster films - a year that we've been waiting for a long time. Joss Whedon delivered his version of The Avengers ; Christopher Nolan completed his Dark Knight Trilogy with The Dark Knight Rises; Gary Ross kicked off the start of The Hunger Games franchise; Bill Condon ended Twilight; Peter Jackson went back to Middle-earth for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey... filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2012-11-20The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Unveils A Very Familiar Flaming Motion Poster Everybody is obviously excited for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and with good reason-- the first movie was a faithful and really great adaptation of the book, they cast all the major characters really well, and the success of the first movie indicated a much bigger budget to capture all the craziness that comes into the second book filed under: the hunger games
 published: 2012-11-01Hunger Games Two-Part Finale Mockingjay Hires Francis Lawrence To Direct Francis Lawrence is hard at work making the Hunger Games sequel Catching Fire, but it turns out he's going to be keeping busy-- and telling stories in the world of Panem-- for even longer. Lawrence has reportedly just signed a deal to direct Mockingjay, which will be the two-film finale to what's already a blockbuster franchise filed under: the hunger games
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