The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2
PG-13 | 18 November 2015 (USA)
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With the nation of Panem in a full scale war, Katniss confronts President Snow in the final showdown. Teamed with a group of her closest friends – including Gale, Finnick, and Peeta – Katniss goes off on a mission with the unit from District 13 as they risk their lives to stage an assassination attempt on President Snow who has become increasingly obsessed with destroying her. The mortal traps, enemies, and moral choices that await Katniss will challenge her more than any arena she faced in The Hunger Games.

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Interesteg

What makes it different from others?

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BootDigest

Such a frustrating disappointment

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Joanna Mccarty

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

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Teddie Blake

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

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kareemmesbah

may contain spoilers and English is not my first language .. any way , if you watched that movie this means you definitely watched the rest of the series what means that you oriented more on how it will be settled more than development of characters , quotes or even scenario .. in my opinion. the master scene was when president elma called her self (the revolution leader) and declared her self a transitional president for unknown period ..this was a great realism and a great reaction from the true (revolution leaders ) i only wonder how there was a civil war without any story line except with everdeen and her friends . even when there were confrontation in front of the presidential palace..the camera also followed katniss too , i think the events was unfair with the revolution ..i mean i just wanted the revolution to be the real hero by the end of the movie .

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pedro_quide

I'm almost sure this is not a spoiler as it is a very general description:It is a movie without pace and not many surprises, but gives a powerful philosophical message that a war cannot really be stopped by war (much less with the same mentality of the enemy). Pity it was not fully executed as so by the hero.

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andyk888

I am not going to pull apart this film bit for bit because frankly there are just way too many flaws in this film. A circus of flaws, really. But as a viewer who never read the books and who became hooked on the first film during a chance viewing, I will say, shame on whoever allowed this film to be made. And shame on me for watching it.Let me just say for those who haven't seen it - nothing actually happens in this film. The previous 3 films (well mainly 1 & 2) lay a solid framework and create a brutal, yet very believable reality. By the end of the 2nd film you cannot help but stand in the corner of Everdeen and co and watch on as they work to bring down the crushing authority responsible for the 'games'. But unfortunately the director does not want us to experience this triumph. Film 3 is a bunch of filler, whilst film 4 (Mockingjay Part 2) is simply a lullaby.There is no redemption for the majority of the characters. Character arcs get completely left out. Wars happen that you never actually see happen. Fear is ongoing (apparently) but all you ever see is Donald Sutherland on a Television screen spouting his mantra. The Hunger Games/Catching Fire build up tremendous momentum.. but the Mockingjay films are there to sap it all up. But be careful, because this film will sap you up too.

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RavenGlamDVDCollector

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...

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