Dystopian society on the brink
I wasn't that impressed with the 1st Hunger Games movie but I watched the second to see if they could improve it and they really did.<br /><br />Catching Fire does a much better job emphasizing the dystopian society the story takes place in. At the start for instance Jennifer Lawrence is doing a tour after winning the games and an old man puts up his three fingers and does a whistle as a salute to her and then he immediately gets taken away by the authorities. Another time Philip Seymour Hoffman talks about increasing punishments for the public and broadcasting them to intimidate the population and show the repressive power of the state.<br /><br />That's all meant to set up the story which is about a society on the brink of revolt and what role Lawrence will play in it. Of course they can't go into that much because she gets thrown into the Hunger Games again.<br /><br />That meant this movie took two steps forward from the first film and then one step back.
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