saber wonders
12 years ago
if she's the only one who didn't really like hunger games. (unsure)
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saber says
12 years ago
then again, I only saw the movie, and the books probably did it more justice than a 2+ hour film.
saber says
12 years ago
but... seriously..? what did I miss? :|a
ruxi
12 years ago
no, they're getting quite a few haters
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saber asks
12 years ago
the movie? or the book itself?
saber says
12 years ago
because I... am really not getting the whole "let's have a bunch of kids KILL EACH OTHER" idea... what's there to gain?
Tchitcherine。 says
12 years ago
It's commentary on society, money, power, and social situations.
Tchitcherine。 says
12 years ago
It's not just what it appears. It's a metaphor.
Tchitcherine。 says
12 years ago
We (as young people) are told "if you work hard and fight, you can be rich and happy." So we all but kill ourselves trying for it
Tchitcherine。 says
12 years ago
And are we happy at the end of it, when we've survived it?
Tchitcherine。 says
12 years ago
Maybe not.
Tchitcherine。 says
12 years ago
Anyway--there's more layers to it than that (some more obvious than others), but that strikes me as the thrust of the understood commentary.
saber says
12 years ago
oh. OH.
saber says
12 years ago
ok, that metaphor makes the movie a bit easier to swallow
Tchitcherine。 says
12 years ago
Everything is a metaphor
ruxi
12 years ago
haha, the set-children-up-for-a-gladiator-style-fight-off thing was made popular by Battle Royale
ruxi
12 years ago
tho apparently it also showed up before BR
ruxi
12 years ago
but yeah, there's been a recent backlash to the series. It's strange, timing-wise because the books have been out for a while
ruxi
12 years ago
and they met with dominant acclaim as far as the fandom parts I'd been exposed to went.
ruxi
12 years ago
personally, I only read book #1 and disliked it, so I can't say much. XD;
saber says
12 years ago
ok, that metaphor makes the movie a bit easier to swallow
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