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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

So, I normally shy away from Teen Pop Fiction, especially when it's been turned into a movie. This time I didn't. I was curious about 'The Hunger Games' series so I read them, then I saw the first movie. I could write an incredibly massive post just about my issues with the writing style of the book, but I won't. You're welcome. Right now, this post, is just about the trailer and expectations for the second film. Let's look at the trailer shall we?



I'm sorry but it looks good! I know that the story is better in 'Catching Fire'. It's more revolution, political drama, and behind the scenes finagling. I think it's safe to say that this is going to be an exciting, engrossing movie that will not disappoint. I'm weirdly excited for it!
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  1. CherieAugust 9, 2013 at 10:28 AM

    The trailer certainly powers up the imagination! Jennifer Lawrence acts so well;; her facial expressions are superb. This next movie might be better than the first one. What do you think?

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