Last week, just as the film version of “The Hunger Games” was about to hit theatres, Adam’s Tumblr posts were receiving dozens, if not hundreds, of reblogs and responses.
It focuses not on a contestant in the eponymous Hunger Games or a rebel fighting the Capitol’s autocracy, but rather on an 18-year-old version of President Coriolanus Snow—Coryo for short, in
Mockingjay — Part 2 capped a victorious run for the franchise, which grossed $2.9 billion collectively at the global box office. Not bad for a series that starts with a downer concept — kids
A version of this article appears in print on , Section C, Page 2 of the New York edition with the headline: ‘Hunger Games’ Is Back With a Ballad of Games Past. Order Reprints | Today’s
Hello everyone, I saw on the Hunger Games Wikipedia page that the book has been translated into 26 languages and then another source said 51. I would like to make a list of all the different translations and so far have tracked down 40. If the books have been translated into your language would you mind commenting your language below along with
At first, Hunger Games fans took to Twitter to revel in the news that their favorite franchise would be revived on the big screen. “the hunger games prequel is happening i’m throwing up from excitement,” one avid fan shared. “This book is darker and nastier than the original trilogy,” another user teased, “and it is way better than
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