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Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson Deliver
Stunning Performances in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Eagerly awaited,
"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," based on the book by Suzanne
Collins comes out this weekend and, according to KIDS FIRST! Film Critic
Jailene A, "is the most intense and amazing film of
the year." See Jailene's full
review below.
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Reviewed by Jailene A.
Video Review available here: http://youtu.be/k2lXuBrS7lE
“The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” is the most
intense and amazing film of the year. Catching Fire is the sequel to the
amazing “Hunger Games.” This film shows how Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and
Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) are, unfortunately, drawn once again to compete in a
special 75th Hunger Games and how they are the reason for the
rebellion in all the districts. Katniss has given people in the districts hope
from her courage and that is brewing up to be a horrible thing for President
Snow.
What I love about this amazing film is the amazing
wardrobe, hair and makeup. The incredible Trish Summerville, costume designer for
the film, captures the vision perfectly in turning the book into a movie. Hair
and makeup are bold and extravagant as well.
I also like how well the cast works together and how well the film turns
out overall. I’m a huge fan of the Hunger Games series.
My favorite character is Katniss. There are lots of
intriguing characters in this movie but what makes Katniss different are her
incredible traits - her intelligence and her creativity are just a few. Katniss
knows she needs to make alliances to stay alive and she quickly learns skills
from them all. Jennifer Lawrence plays an amazing Katniss Everdeen.
My favorite scene is when Katniss is on Caesar’s talk
show and reveals the incredible dress by spinning. The dress transforms from a
pure white wedding gown to an incredible black fiery mocking jay dress with
wings. It is truly stunning.
This movie will make you cry and laugh. You’ll just
love it. I definitely cannot wait for the next one to come out. I rate this movie
5 out of 5 stars.
KIDS FIRST! recommends this movie for ages 12 to 18
because of some of the intense scenes of violence and gore, some suggestive
attire and profanity.
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