Catching Fire (Hunger Games, Book 2): 002

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IMAX, 돌비 애트모스 이어 4DX 개봉 확정 (in Korean) WIDECOVERAGE.com". November 15, 2013. Archived from the original on April 29, 2015 . Retrieved November 25, 2013. Once at the Capitol, they eat and find out who the competitors from the other districts are. That night, after Katniss is woken from a nightmare, she goes to see Peeta. The two embrace and are interrupted by a waiter bringing in warm milk. They decide to watch more videos and come across Haymitch's victory from the 2nd Quarter Quell which they have not seen. Katniss recognizes the name Maysilee Donner as her mother's friend, and realizes that she was a twin to Katniss' friend Madge's mother. She also sees her mother crying and embracing Maysilee when she is called. Katniss also sees Haymitch being called up. She notes that he was powerful looking, and even somewhat handsome.

Sperling, Lindsay (September 7, 2012). "Jeffrey Wright Joins Catching Fire". Complex Media . Retrieved October 18, 2012. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' Features almost 50 Minutes of IMAX Footage". slashfilm.com. November 19, 2013. Archived from the original on November 21, 2013 . Retrieved November 22, 2013. In the book, while shaken, Katniss is relatively calm after the shooting. In the film, she is more hysterical (having to be restrained by multiple Peacekeepers and Haymitch), which is not helped when she sees the body of the old man being taken away.

In the book, Thresh has two family members, a sister and an old woman whom Katniss presumes to be his grandmother. In the film, on Thresh's family members' podium, two people are shown (presumably his parents). The two Peacekeepers were actually two young women who had run away from District Eight. Their names were Bonnie and Twill, and brought news to Katniss about the uprising in their district, the one that made Peacekeeper uniforms which explains why they are wearing the uniforms. They said they were headed to District 13 which, to Katniss, was unbelievable. They believed that people lived underground in District 13. Bonnie and Twill explain to Katniss that they know District 13 exists because the Capitol reuses old footage of District 13 whenever it is shown on TV, as they believe that they always see the same bird in the same place. This leads Katniss to wonder what the district currently looks like.

In the book, Rue's family consists of her parents and five siblings, one of them resembles Rue. In the film, only a woman who could be her mother or aunt appears with the five children (the youngest is too short to be seen when the camera focuses on them).Sensational, magnificent, passionate, persuading as well as unputdownable. You can make a run-through 4 times as long as this as well as it would certainly all stand. The Appetite Gamings is a standout among one of the most magnificent younger expanded- up publications of late years, consummately mixing personality, power as well as a ruthless sci- fi beginning. Exclusive! Hunger Games ' Josh Hutcherson Is Dapper & Delicious In Peeta's Capitol Portrait!". PerezHilton.com. March 7, 2013. Archived from the original on April 28, 2013 . Retrieved May 2, 2013. Rome, Emily. "Francis Lawrence offered 'Catching Fire' director gig". Inside Movies (blog). EW.com. Archived from the original on November 11, 2013 . Retrieved September 20, 2012. The rest of Victory Tour fell into a routine (giving speeches, eating fancy dinners, riding on the train, and sleeping). Finally, Katniss and the crew get to the Capitol. That night, when she and Peeta go to get interviewed by Caesar, Peeta performs a fake proposal to Katniss which she accepts. Caesar is beside himself, the audience is hysterical, and the crowds in the districts are overflowing with happiness. President Snow then makes an unexpected appearance to congratulate the newly engaged couple. Katniss then makes a discreet gesture to President Snow to ask him if she was convincing enough to which he replies "no" with an almost imperceptible shake of the head. Katniss now knows her life is in constant danger, but despite that, she feels somewhat relieved, and carries on like nothing ever happened. Reese, Jennifer (August 28, 2009). "Catching Fire (2009)". Entertainment Weekly . Retrieved July 21, 2010.