Help me

Rating: 1/10 (1 November 2013)

Could somebody please help me out with some questions I have after watching this "thing" (can't call it a movie, sorry)? I've read some user critics and basically it says - teenage movie and read the book. So my questions are: - do you think if I read the book I wouldn't still think this "thing" isn't still crap? - if you call it a teenage movie do you think our teenagers are so dumb they would see this a perfect movie? - do we want to show our teenagers that killing other children is a "game" and if they kill other child people (we adults) will actually cheer at it? - is it ever possible that community at size described in the movie will enjoy children killing children? - how became Kati the chosen one? What was that special on her that everyone start to think this immediately after meeting her once? Why wasn't the chosen one for example the girl who throws the knives 100% all the time or that guy who throws the spear better than Brad Pitt in Troy movie? I found those to be the chosen ones more than a girl who misses stationary training target by half meter....? - How boy from District 12 managed to escape from group of berserk guys who were slaughtering all other kids with just wounded leg? Did he "run" away? Can someone explain me also what happened in that well organized - harmonic group? Cause they seem to be great friends killing others and suddenly he finished with stabbed leg...? - Is there any rule that you can pick up only package with number of your district? Cause that guy running for his package could easily grab one-two more easily. Well I was thinking that if it includes something important for guy from particular district - it can be definitely handy for me too. Maybe not immediately but in very close future... but that's just me I am so greedy.

can someone return me two and half hour of my wasted life? - have IMDb became useless tool? Cause I consider 7,2 rank still as good movie. I wonder why The Hunger Games doesn't have score somewhere about 3-4% where it belongs.