
☁️ rating movies based on the score and the ache they leave behind. 🪐 💌 “to the moon and back.” 🧸

I watched movie for the first time i found it really funny and entertaining The characters reminded me of myself alongside i loved how witty the dialogue was in my opnion it lacked diversity and i didn't like how Problematic Dynamics Modern retrospectives criticize certain interactions as deeply problematic, particularly John Bender’s invasive and non-consensual behavior toward Claire.

absolute cinema

forever my comfort movie i loved all the songs that taylor swift sung im obessed with rn I finished it within two days and the eras tour movie production was so good

Seeing a 16-year-old Haymitch—who is witty, resourceful, and deeply in love with his sweetheart, Lenore Dove—makes his transformation into the cynical, deeply traumatized mentor we meet in the original books incredibly poignant. The book acts as a heartbreaking bridge showing exactly how the Capitol systematically broke him. A masterclass in how to make a prequel feel completely necessary even when we already know the ending. Collins shifts the focus from a simple survival story to a brilliant, terrifying look at media manipulation and propaganda. The arena is a beautiful, lethal nightmare. If Francis Lawrence nails the claustrophobic, relentless grimness of this book, the movie would be going to be an absolute powerhouse.