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The Worst Film Ever

Just what I expected

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

I just don't understand why they did it like this. It's like nothing is here, nothing, nothing but a terrible unbearable torture 80% of the movie. I didn't get it why Peeta must be there at all, and the hell are they doing, and suddenly it becomes a zombie or alike movie where the characters die one by one.And suddenly there's twist that's also not very twisted, and everyone is like losing their own characters. This is so stupid, they should just combine it into one movie. Everything in this movie is not neccessary and too draggy (yes, it's like they keep repeating the same thing over and over again like the audience don't get it), and the relationship between Peeta and Katniss? It just portrayed really bizzarely.It's so empty, I couldn't empath a bit from the perspectives of the characters. It all went down after Catching Fire, they said. Well, I still give Mockingjay part 1 8 stars, it gives emotional waves throughout the movie, but this?No. No. No. This is a big mistake. It just makes everything about Hunger Games goes unappreciated. I give this 3 stars, but actually for the fun ride for those 3 previous movies. This one. None. Not even Jeniffer Lawrence or Julliane Moore could save it.

I watched the first two installments of HG during a long flight. They were OK as light entertainment even for somebody like me, outside the target audience. Obviously I did not read the novel (nor have I any interest in reading it) but I just wanted to see how the story ends.Both Mockingjay parts were on TV lately. Predictably, they provided the awful ending of yet another trilogy, (stretched into four movies, for monetary reasons). This movie was particularly bad for the awful script that skipped all the dramatic key moments in favor of padding with fight, explosions and CGI.Katniss is in a resistance team known as the Star Squad, composed of Gale, Peeta and other disposable members. She secretly plans to kill evil president Snow, thus dragging her team into the most dangerous zone of the Capitol and getting almost everybody killed.Three quarters of this very long movie are just Kat and team fighting and slowly advancing in the city. Some team members die, more fighting and more casualties etc... Finally, Kat gets close enough to Snow's palace and her plan is just walking in with other refugees, wearing no disguise whatsoever - brilliant!However, the palace gets bombed and Kat knocked out, just after having caught a glimpse of her sister. When Kat wakes up the was is over and the sister is dead. So the two most important events of the movie take place off screen, while the time on screen is filled by silly fighting....After a minute of conversation with Snow, held captive before his execution, Kat is convinced that president Coin is corrupted and must be eliminated, which she does. She moves back to her District with Peeta, they have children and live happily ever after - because Gale knew that the bombing was planned by Coin, so he was also evil, or something to that effect. Even the "triangle" part of the plot was disposed off with a line of dialogue and 20 second on screen...

It's not that bad. It's not good, either, but knocking it, I won't, because it is just simply not really, really my kind of thing, an adventure heroine for tomboys. But I won a complete box-set of all four, so me complain, no. And it's one big opus, I'd grant anybody that, not to be ridiculed.But...It is kinda dull compared to what you'd expect, given this Katniss Fandom. But yee-whiz, there's a bit in here which will wake the whole theater of sleepyheads. Those white maggoty monstrosities, they erupt onto the screen, ain't nobody yawning in front of the TV no more! Doesn't save the movie as a whole, but if there were more really suspenseful scenes like that (and the immediately following cement shrapnel ricochet bit) then it sure would have been different.When Katniss took aim with the bow, I think everybody knew what was gonna happen. That was so, so obvious. Just saying. When the people began trudging off to the Palace, I thought "what fools" hell, this movie sure depicts the masses as stupid sheep. Kinda unlikely that people would have fallen for that ol' gimmick. That one is something I'm not just saying. That's kinda corny, I'd say, in this day and age, in a future with very interesting hologram technology, not the Middle Ages anymore, people wouldn't be so led by their noses.Uhm, Mockingjay, the Mockingjay theme was almost all but absent in the final. No little birdie. Only one twitter on the televised thingie. Just saying. And that costume, I have a big screen, but it was just black and functional, not much of a Mockingjay. Just saying.She chooses... Oops! Not gonna spoil. But she chooses that halfway dorky guy??? Argh. Just saying, no way, bad, bad choice.Overall, the movie joins the ranks of overblown ice-cold movies. Unsmiling cold heroine, think UNDERWORLD and ULTRAVIOLET, not my kind of thing. But those franchises were filled with lots and lots of good stretches, this one, blegh, no, not so much. Not so much at all.But I could see what they saw in the concept of the first one. Sport to the death (for the guys), and a kick-ass heroine (generally for everybody) That first bit of the theme was, oddly enough, discarded. Don't know why. Don't really care, not my thing anyway, but they were sitting there with the golden goose...

They should take some military consultant for the war scene. Realsm of war scene need a good consultant. In the war scene there's only full of infantry. There's no artillery, cavalry, etc. The mixing of a lot of infantry and multi-role combat plane are bad decision. The war look like a fake war.