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The Hunger Games

The Hunger Games (2012)

Rated PG-13 142 min - Science Fiction Adventure Action Thriller
4.75
913 ratings1164 reviews1361 followers
In a dystopian society where the Capitol forces each district to send two young tributes to fight to the death in a televised spectacle, a girl volunteers to take her sister’s place, setting the stage for a struggle of survival and defiance.

Directors: Gary Ross

Cast: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, and Elizabeth Banks

Release Date: March 23, 2012

1176 Movie Reviews
  • kng
    kngabout 13 years55 popcorn
    A really great movie, but in my opinion, the books are way better. I so recommend this movie (and the books) to everyone.
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    • keighpickens
      keighpickensabout 13 years44 popcorn
      pretty good but really violent
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      • tomboyrules
        tomboyrulesabout 13 years55 popcorn
        OMG!The HUNGER GAMES is the best movie i've ever seen! I cryed the whole time and the blood bath was so G! GO DISTRECT 12!!!!!
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        • harrypercyfan74about 13 yearsFeatured
          I did a project for school on this book, comparing book vs. movie. I have to day, I was a little disappointed at how little time the movie spent on the book, and how different the two were. Still, compared to most movies, it was pretty similar.
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          • claireissocool
            claireissocoolabout 13 years11 popcornFeatured
            As a massive fan of the books, it's hard for me to say but the movie was extremely disappointing to the max. Even though not many stuff were changed from the book, I still didn't like the way everything seemed portrayed. It wasn't faithful to the book in terms of aura, excitement, pandemonium, and depth. Everything was so vague and the non-book readers must have been so confused. I hated the way everything was directed and the screenplay was lazily written. It surprises me that Suzanne Collins (author of the novel) co-wrote it! It's hard to believe that this is a pretty long movie, because everything felt so rushed and each scene felt like it was a minute and a half. And the book isn't even that long! I think they lied about the run-time. Jennifer Lawrence (Katniss) is a great actress, not doubt about that but I didn't like Josh Hutcherson as Peeta. Mostly because I hated the way the character was written. In the book Peeta is charming, funny, and likable and in the movie he was so wimpy and such a.. loser. I don't think Hutcherson is that strong of an actor either. Personally I was more Team Gale in the film (in the book I like Peeta) even though he had 5 minutes or less of screentime. The director (Gary Ross) ruined some of my favorite parts such as the feast scene, the cave, and Katniss & Peeta's suicide attempt with the berries. The ending was just so rushed, just absolutely horrible, and no suspense or worry for the characters. Everything felt so shallow and hollow. When I first saw this movie, I was in denial that I didn't like it. I thought the more I saw it, the more it'd hit my approval of like. I saw the this movie 4 times, and each time I saw it I disliked it more. It took my a few months to admit to myself that this was a lackluster film. Even if you don't compare it to the book's amazingness, it's an average (or less) film. I have really low expectations for Catching Fire though, although I'm gonna see it anyway. They got a new director who seems cooler & they got screenwriters who have written great movies in the past! Catching Fire is my favorite of the 3 books, and I hope they don't screw it up almost as much as this one. PLEASE LIONSGATE!!!
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            • 20mdeangel
              20mdeangelabout 13 years
              just saw today great!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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              • sparkle2000
                sparkle2000about 13 years
                The best movie in the world. I give it five stars.:)
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                • frenchtoast11
                  frenchtoast11about 13 years55 popcorn
                  it is so sad one of my fav. died):
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                  • inyourface5
                    inyourface5about 13 years
                    cooooooooooooool moive loooooooooooooooooooove it and the book toooooooooooooooooo
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                    • denice16
                      denice16about 13 years
                      I LOVE THIS MOVIE! AND THE BOOK WAS AWESOME!
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