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^This.

You may call me slow, but I just finished Mockingjay yesterday. Only took me two months.

I loved the book, but I was rather disappointed with the last part. Mainly, a huge chunk in which Regardless, it was an interesting experience, but my least favorite book in the series.

The Hunger Games is, by far, the best.

Last night as I was walking into a movie theater my eyes glanced upon the best sight I was waiting for. A banner for the Hunger Games! I think it's coming out Summer of 2012? Something like that We're almost half way there!

Just watched the movie! GREAT!

I'm getting he book today.

Just got back from it, and...

It's a VERY emotionally disturbing film. Like... I wanted to get up and walk out of it just because the film was doing REALLY twisted things to me. I seriously made noises out loud because of how pained I was. I didn't do that during Chronicle, not to say Chronicle isn't an emotionally disturbing masterpiece in it's own right. There's just so many characters in this film that I wanted to stand up and punch in the face... never felt that way in a movie before. Ever. I'm proud of myself for staying seated and not chucking my nacho tray at the projector. Really don't know how the hell I did that.

But I mean, all of that was clearly what they were going for. I mean it's a great film but god... it's sick to watch.

I totally agree, BB. I'm happy it wasn't as gruesome as the book, though! There's a certain passage in the book related the movie where...
Overall, I loved this movie. It's been a while that I've been hit with this much emotion in a movie!

Also on opening day at work, so many little girls around ages 10-15 went to go see this movie. Is it really appropriate for their age group...?

I read the first book when I was 11, so I guess.

Saw the movie tonight, too. For being a film based after a really good book, it was... really good. I even ended up liking who they casted for Katniss (not that I thought Jennifer Lawrence was bad to begin with, just not how I thought she looked).

Gave up on cathcing Fire and the rest of the series. It kinda bored me...

EDIT: WOW! 400th post!

I read the first book in a week while in France.

I think I was a quite reluctant reader back then, so it must've been very exciting.