Well First of all today was the day i got the time to watch the the second installment of "The Hunger Games" movie series, Sine the official release here was on 6th december and frankly speaking i had my examinations and was unable to go for the 1st show of the release date.
I say 1st show because, i'am a fan of The Hunger Games(Both Book and The Movie) and a fan of Jennifer Lawrence(as well as Katniss Everdeen).
Well to be frank i had dismissed The Hunger Games as another action movie with no plot, and i did not show any interest towards it atleast 9-10 months after its official release and once i saw the movie, quiet frankly i was almost addicted to it.
At first i did not know that the movie was based on a Book written by Suzanne Collins. Once i was made aware of that i read the whole book series and was so addicted to it that i stayed up the whole night while reading it and i did not stop at reading it just once, i probably have read the whole series more than 5 times already and i still find it enjoyable to read(Wish i had such interest and concentration in my study materials).
Ok then how was the "The Hunger Games:Catching Fire", well to be frank i was a little disappointed in some areas of the movie. when compared to original script/story as in the book.
I was mostly disappointed about the lack of change of heart of Katniss Everdeen between Gale and Peeta as in the book.
and the drastic increase in Katniss Everdeen's Intution about the objects, games mostly about the arena being a clock(to be frank it was too abrupt).
Other than that it was a great and wonderful movie cant wait for the next installment(I know i have already read the book but still).
My Favorite moment in the movie was- After the Reapings from the district's are displayed to the citizen's of Panem in chariot's and Peeta, Katniss,Haymitch and Johanna are returning to their rooms in the elevator( now don't think am just a pervert).
I'am talking about the expressions Katniss, Haymitch and Peeta had during this moment and finally the " No Thank you...." from Haymitch was the best.
