Hunger Games Review

Rating: 9/10 (9 November 2012)

"The Hunger Games" was an amazing movie, the director (Gary Ross) had amazing ideas, and they picked great actors. "The Hunger Games" was a well-funded movie, they spent tons of time and money working on this movie. "The Hunger Games" is based off of a book written by Suzanne Collins. "The Hunger Games" is just the first book in is series, there will be more movies coming later on.
"The Hunger Games" is based off a book and was written by Suzanne Collins and was sold to millions. It became a top seller, Suzanne Collins also wrote many other books such as, "Gregor the Overlander", and Fire Proof. Suzanne Collins made about $12 million off of the hunger games alone. She also helped in making "The Hunger Games" movie, so the movie was more accurate to the books than if the author wasn't helping.
The director chose good actors to play in "The Hunger Games." They chose Jennifer Laurence for the main character, Katniss. They also chose Josh Hutcherson to be Peeta Mellark. They both have played in other movies, so they have the experience being in movies.
There are more movies to come, for those who loved "The Hunger Games." Since Suzanne Collins wrote two more books called, "Catching Fire" and "Mocking Jay." Those two other books are going to come out a movies later on. "The Hunger Games" made about $155 million, so the next movies are destined to make that much, or even more.
Some people say that you have to read the book to make the movie seem good but, the movie stood out on its own. I read the book, and there were some differences between the book and the movie, but you don't have to read the book to make the movie good.
Did you think the movie was good, well funded, and had good actors? If you watch the movie before you read the book, you should read the book after so you can get into the rest of the series. In the future, when the rest of the movies come out, they probably will make over $1 billion dollars, looking at how much money they made in "The Hunger Games."