The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
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- Dexter Sol Ansell
- Rosa Gotzler
- Clemens Schick
- Fionnula Flanagan
- Tom Blyth
- Hunter Schafer
- Ashley Liao
- Athena Strates
- Viola Davis
- Rachel Zegler
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Nov 15, 2023
never trust a man during his buzz cut era
clem clemNov 14, 2023men have one bad breakup in high school and make it everyone’s problem for the rest of their life
LaurenNov 14, 2023caught myself getting upset when the bad guy i know is bad turns out to be bad
gracky - Nov 15, 2023
me when the situationship who broke my heart and left me in the woods introduces me to a plant and then 64 years later a girl named after the same plant starts an uprising against my government
emily kNov 14, 2023S(he) be(lie)ve(d)
CesarNov 14, 2023You know Sejanus wanted to kiss Coriolanus so hard
BlissFuel - Nov 16, 2023
if villain bad why sexy
júliaNov 15, 2023if i hear that girl sing one more song
yungsailorNov 14, 2023nazi eminem twink
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Yes, of course this was amazing. It keeps you on the edge of the seat, right from the beginning. At one point you support Lucy Gray, but you can catch yourself supporting Snow. You don’t know who is with who and what are their true motives. It is an insane thriller. Worth it.
I’ve prolly watched this but I really want the badge
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8.5 - Nailed it. Best since Catching Fire. Casting was incredible - just fantastic performances throughout. Well written & maybe even better paced than the book. Prequels are always risky but this character study of anti-hero to villain was everything I hoped for.
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A masterpiece 10/10 there’s not a single second when you’re bored!
Atom User Reviews
It was alright, I’d love to see a Movie Based on Haymitch’s Hunger Games.
It stuck to the book where it counted and did an amazing job of turning a very thought centric book into a movie
Metacritic
Seek out The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. It’s deeply mesmerizing and engrossing. You will not be disappointed in this trip to the Districts.
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds Snakes, directed by Francis Lawrence, strives to offer spectacle, drama, and excitement. But it’s really just a tired rehash, albeit an extravagant one, this time with less appealing characters. As dystopias go, it’s a real bummer.
It’s a sharp, exciting movie — one that finally gives YA dystopias the ending that the genre trend deserves.