'The Hunger games' is a story revolving around unrealistic child heroes and a ridiculous story.

Rating: Null/10 (18 June 2014)

Children can be great heroes when put in realistic situations. 'The Hunger Games' is a series so big in America, that it may even become the biggest of all time. The film is a very poor story, and did nothing to make the characters feel real, or even have a story that wasn't complete garbage fantasy. The Hunger Games' tells a futuristic story about different games called the hunger games that are held annually and are similar to the Olympics. The games are not monopoly and hopscotch, but kids killing each other until one survives only. A few kids from each district of the separated people are chosen to participate in these games. Katniss Everdeen is the main character who volunteers for the hunger games over her little sister. She is an excellent survivor and is very clever. She befriends Peeta, who is in her same district which will lead to some further difficult decisions. Jennifer Larence as Katniss din't do the best job at playing Katniss. She just wasn't believable and was a very boring actor and character. The film making aspects were minimally done to make the visual aspects very disappointing. The main fault in this story is that children are the heroes. Kids is action stories are horrendous leaders, and are unrealistic at making sense to the story. Kids in stories that involve struggles and difficulties that kids actually face are much more powerful. In The Hunger Games' you have a teenage girl that is as fake as cookies and orange juice acting like Alexander the Great when she really should be portraying a girl with difficulties of a teenager that others can see as inspirations to help with adolescents.