instal the new version for apple The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

A conversation that could get the point across in a few exchanges will go on for minutes - so much feels like time filler. There are some incredibly exciting scenes in the movie, but in between them is an excessive amount of mostly useless dialogue, plotting, and political tactics.

It's funny because I really didn't have this problem with part 1 but for some reason I noticed it very predominately in part 2. (Other than to make a lot of money that is.) I really do feel that it hurt these two final installments more than helped them. There was no reason for this smallish/average sized book to be two movies. My one compliant about Mockingjay part 2 (and it is a rather big one) is that it is simply overly long and SO drawn out. As with all previous Hunger Games movies, this final installment has remained one hundred percent true to it's source material.perhaps the greatest thing about these specific film adaptations. It was a solid conclusion with spectacular acting, good action sequences (although in my opinion we could have used more of them), and super important messages fed to us by an amazing heroine. This was a really good movie.almost great, but not quite. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.

As with the first Mockingjay, this film is also full of potential conversation starters about the role of media during conflict, the role of revolutionaries as symbols (rather than actual people), and how extremes on either side of a political spectrum can be equally dangerous. Amid all the action and violence are a few moments of tenderness and romance, but nothing beyond a couple of sweet kisses.

Be prepared for intense and upsetting violence revolving around Katniss ( Jennifer Lawrence) and company's revolution against the Capitol, including explosions, shoot-outs, several emotional death scenes, and one extremely tense sequence/jump-scare involving the scary creatures known as Mutts. Like most final films in a book-based franchise, expect even fans who didn't catch the first Mockingjay to want to see how the filmmakers wrap up the story. Parents need to know that The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 is the fourth and final installment in the adaptation of Suzanne Collins' critically and commercially acclaimed trilogy.

Instal the new version for apple The Hunger Games: Catching Fire