The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes (Francis Lawrence, November 17,2023) Movie • Page 6

Just remembered the 5th book releases in a couple weeks. This will be the first time I read one of the books before the film adaptation.

 

Just finished reading sunrise on the reaping. Idk how Collins did it, but this is definitely the most depressing and morbid book out of the series.

 

I finished it last week. Possibly my favourite since the first book of the original series.

 

I’d put it right below the first and catching fire, and high above mockingjay and songbirds. Some of the deaths in this book have me wondering how they’ll fit in a PG13 film lol, especially Ampert’s and Wellie’s deaths. I really hate what happened to Lenore as well. This is probably the most heinous we’ve seen Snow in the whole series.

 

About halfway through the book and I REALLY like it. Been a while since I read the original series (been meaning to change that), but I'm pretty sure I like it more than the first and third books. The Lou Lou thing is some truly devious work from Snow

 

Finished it. Snow deserved SO much worse than he got in Mockingjay

 

Previously played by Phillip Seymour Hoffman

 

That's exactly who I was picturing when I was reading the book

 

Finally, Jesse Plemons in a role that won’t make me afraid of him

 

This is so good. Now please get Kiefer Sutherland as a middle aged snow

 

Solid castings so far. Really like Plemons as Plutarch

I wonder if Jennifer, Woody, and Josh will reprise their roles for the epilogue chapter

 

It would be a nice touch wouldn’t it? The crowd would go wild for it.