The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes (Francis Lawrence, November 17,2023) Movie • Page 3

Do you think Grimace tastes grape-flavored?

 

josh just say you got it bad for rachel zegler and keep it moving, you don't need to actually see this movie that badly

 

josh is a slave to the cinema

 

I mean I’m not going to disagree with you

 

tbh not enough people are these days

 

@JoshIsMediocre you can buy them now

 

I could have bought them yesterday too!

 

thank god

 

not only that, the other HG movies are on peacock if you need to refresh!

 

Was just planning to use my friend’s plex but thank you

 

finally, it was driving me insane that they weren't on streaming, I never saw them but probably should before this

 

Honestly, I'd love to hear a take on this movie from someone who went in not having seen (or read) the others, lol. They're all varying degrees of good, though, imo, with the one Francis Lawrence didn't do at the bottom.

 

NGL I’m gettin p hype for this movie

 

Pretty excited for this, especially since I'll be going in knowing very little of the story. I love 3 out of the 4 hunger game films that released a decade ago. Ready to be back in panem.

 

Never seen any of these movies are they good? Looking for something to watch with my wife.

 

I think 2 and 3 are the best. 1 was good overall. The 4th was alright, my biggest issue was how it ended, but that was the book’s fault. They’re worth watching.

 

Rewatching the first one and some of this editing is giving me a headache.

 

Getting super divisive reviews. Also just saw this is 2 hours 45 minutes. Boy that’s a long one

 

https://www.indiewire.com/criticism...songbirds-and-snakes-movie-review-1234923868/

I’m gonna love this, huh.

 

I loved the originals so I'm pretty excited for this.

 

Not reading any of the reviews just like I haven't read the book yet. I'll catch it next friday

 

I have a hard time thinking I’ll like this more than Catching Fire but would be smitten if it’s better than the rest