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You probably know the broad strokes of Suzanne Collins’ dystopian YA series. In the techno-genetic society of Panem, the hedonistic Capitol maintains its dominance over 12 other districts through military might and a yearly, televised debutante-ball-slash-reality-show-slash-battle-royale featuring 24 children from the lesser districts. These “tributes” are chosen in a ceremony called the Reaping, where their names are put on paper slips and randomly drawn from a globe. Any child age 12 to 18, so long as they reside in the district, could be chosen. And it’s a reminder to me that in this pop-culture golden age of the adaptation, film doesn’t elevate the lowbrow, or legitimize the overlooked. At least not by default. It’s another way of telling a story, not the ultimate way of telling a story. For each film, a series of posters highlighted individual characters. Often, these posters were presented as Capitol-sponsored propaganda. The first two films had tribute posters: I also liked the way some posters played with color and texture. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire had a series of portrait posters:
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Then we have the ruthless new clutch of game-makers who will be making the tributes' lives a living hell. Peter Dinklage is playing Casca Highbottom, the Dean of the Academy that President Snow is attending. With tesserae, Collins didn’t have to say that the Capitol’s culling is weighted toward workers who produce the least for elite consumption, not in so many words. She didn’t have to directly explain that the Hunger Games were designed to display the Capitol’s dominance over the districts, but the tesserae system was designed to perpetuate class divides within the districts themselves. She simply built her setting in line with the universal truth: When rain is falling everywhere, there’s a reason some people get wetter than others.
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Finally - production values. You will suffer significant eyestrain after 2.5 hours of glaring close-ups. All of the action is shot so close and is so muddled it is almost impossible to determine what is happening. The chariot display is shown either to close or too far away, and in both cases so fast that the impact of the glorious entrance and introduction of the tributes is lost. The CG shots (thankfully there are few of them) look like leftovers from a Syfy channel production. This may be the worst big-budget production to hit the big screen in years. Although Ross worked well with the actors, he did not handle the action epic elements well at all. The cinematography is atrocious and the whole production looks cheap. The primary antagonist is set to be Dr. Volumnia Gaul, portrayed by Oscar-winner Viola Davis. She's the head game-maker of the 10th Hunger Games and also presides over the creation of the Capitol's experimental weapons division, including theterrifying 'muttations'.
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We also have Josh Andrés Rivera's Sejanus Plinth whose family connections gain him admittance to the Capitol and Snow's counsel, despite Plinth's hatred of the games. The Hunger Games’ story always strained against the basic fact that simply by being adapted into cinema, it was rendered into spectacle. The movies removed viewers from Katniss’ perspective and recast them as Capitol citizens: an audience swept away by a far-off life-or-death drama of love and war that could have no more relevance to their actual lives than fiction. This is a ghoulish little detail that’s absent from the Hunger Games movies, and easy to miss in the books. In Panem, if a family finds itself without means — the examples we see firsthand are widowed and disabled parents — its children can sign up for a “tessera,” or a year’s starvation rations for one person. Children can sign up each year they’re eligible for the Hunger Games, and each year, they can sign up for as many tesserae as they have family members.Discover the origins of Panem's feared President Coriolanus Snow in the upcoming Hunger Games prequel, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. It's revealed that, many years earlier, Casca's drunken intellectual discourse with Snow's father unwittingly ledto the creation of the Hunger Games itself. Why do I, a 35-year-old not-really-a-Hunger Games- fan-fan, keep a Hunger Games poster in the year of our lord 2023? Because it reminds me that you can’t judge a book by its online discourse or its movie adaptation — there’s more Lord of the Rings in the story of the Hunger Games than there is Harry Potter. Let’s talk tesserae Photo: Susana Polo/Polygon
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BE RESPONSIBLE — FEED YOUR FAMILY — YOUTHS 12-18 MUST ENTER THE LOTTERY FOR THE REAPING — NO EXCEPTIONS — ON PENALTY OF DEATH From my work-from-home desk, I only have to turn my head to look at my poster, featuring an image that never would have shown up on a glossy, PR-managed Tumblr. It’s not a message for Capitol citizens, after all; it’s a reminder to the other districts. Your children are never completely safe — but if you work for us, and other people don’t, you can make them safer than those other people’s children. The heart of the story is intact, unfortunately there are many significant elements from the novel entirely missing, or changed to the point they lose the depth of meaning they were intended to have. Unlike some of the sub-plot and story elements left out of the Potter and LOTR series, these missing and adulterated items matter greatly, and lessen the quality of the movie. I will give the producers credit for building Seneca Crane's role in an effective way that answers many questions for those that have not read the books.
What Used Font The Hunger Games Logo and Poster?
Of course, the earlier Hunger Games movies were populated with an array of memorable supporting characters, and the upcoming prequel will follow this same trend. Dinklage plays Casca Highbottom in the movie, the creator of the Hunger Games concept. The trailer suggests that, in addition to perhaps being haunted by his creation, he will also be very much at odds with the Snow family. And that’s what I like about my poster: It reminds me that the Hunger Games books were subtler and more complex than they might seem today, based on the conversations they sparked. Especially after they became megalithic: after imitators flooded YA publishing, and after the dominant online discourse around them — other than talking about the movies — focused in on how annoying Katniss’ first-person narration is. A clutch of new posters have been released teasing the various denizens of the Capitol. Scroll through the following to discover Blyth's Snow and Zegler's Baird.
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