Meh...

Rating: 3/10 (30 October 2016)

The Hunger Games is a film set in the dystopian future of which was north America but is now called panem, the main plot of the film is 24 kids from each district (there are 12 districts) ages 12 to 18 are randomly picked and then sent to fight to the death in an arena which is broadcasted all over the districts but before that they are put on a train where they travel to the superior city "the capitol" this is where the tributes will train to prepare for The Hunger Games. After a week of training the tributes are taken to the arena where there is 60 seconds before the killing starts, as the bell rings all of the tributes either run to gather of just run away. The camera work in this film is OK but there are some times when the cameras are very shaky during the kills or the running, this can be nauseating at times but you soon get used to it. I didn't enjoy the film that much (hence why I'm giving it a three- star rating) due to the fact that there are so many films that follow the same plot, but on the lighter side of things Jennifer Lawrence (Katniss) played here part really well as her acting was very good. I would recommend this film to anyone who likes dark movies or enjoys fast paced action movies. I don't really think that the plot is very believable due to the unbelievable coincidence that The two lovers in the film were chose to fight each other, and 2. That the rules changed for the FIRST TIME allowing the two people from one district to be the victors and my final reason why this story is unbelievable is that at the last minute the rules were changed back to only one victor being allowed to win so Katniss and peeta decided to kill themselves at the same time, but the capitol didn't like this so AGAIN they changed the rules back to the two victors being allowed instead of a game maker just killing either Katniss or peeta at random. In conclusion I give this film a three out of five-star rating and would recommend this film to ages 12-16.