instal the new for apple The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

The random mood swings and screams and freak outs from no where. Jennifer Lawrence just does not do it for me. It is better than Maze Runner, but that doesn't say much. In any case, I find few things to like about this. Could possibly be the approach the director has on the whole absolute power over the people idea that through this movie makes it uity somehow. Or maybe its the whiny teens with no acting skills or screen presence. I have no experience with The Hunger Games books and perhaps that is what makes me so uninspired while watching the movies. Needless to say, I didn't watch this willingly and I am not wrong to have opposed watching it having now seen it. If this film were in the Hunger Games, it would be die second. Overall, Catching Fire is a bad movie that does have good special effects, but fails in every other arena. The ending is telegraphed from the start, so when it finally happens, you are left to roll your eyes and thank God it is over. The dialogue is cringe-inducing and falls flat nearly 100% of the time.

Ultimately, this feels more like a bloody version of Gossip Girl than it does a truly engaging dystopian science fiction film, which I feel like is not the goal. Even worse though, it strands its actors in a hopeless wasteland of ineptitude that even the best actor would struggle to find success in. The film is an entirely grating experience featuring the weirdo hair designs of the first film. Before I go further, Liam Hemsworth is a horrifically bad actor. Equally as bad, this sequel features terrible acting, even worse writing, and a stupidly inane plot that shows Katniss rebelling against everyone she encounters and pouting for two and a half hours. The Hunger Games: Saving Peeta is a worthy sequel to a really awful first installment.

Here is a sequel that lives up to the hype of the original.

Instal the new for apple The Hunger Games: Catching Fire