Now, ahead of The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes release date, Rotten Tomatoes has shared a new batch of character posters for the film, showing everyone in Capitol-ready attire. Also appearing as part of The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes' cast is Schafer as Tigris Snow, Coriolanus' older and more successful cousin. As a place for commentary or digs at real things, it wasn't that it picked easy targets or easy shots, it was more a matter of it not really having much interest in saying anything beyond a few very basic things.

The Hunger Games (2012) - IMDb The Hunger Games (2012) - IMDb

In some ways, the story of tesserae is the opposite of the Harry Potter books, where drilling in on the details only diminishes the series’ overt themes. It’s mentioned in the books that both protagonists, Katniss and Gale, have taken numerous tesserae to keep their families from starving, and to save their younger siblings from increasing their odds.Notice how she transforms from being an ordinary girl with a bow and arrow to a flat out super hero, while becoming indistinguishable from the mockingjay.

Hunger Games’ Poster: Jennifer Lawrence’s Katniss Takes Aim ‘Hunger Games’ Poster: Jennifer Lawrence’s Katniss Takes Aim

Uniting their instincts for showmanship and newfound political savvy, Snow and Lucy Gray’s race against time to survive will ultimately reveal who is a songbird, and who is a snake. Although with the usual hoopla that goes with any large film, quite a few critics I respect gave it surprisingly good reviews and I decided I would check it out at some point as it seemed to offer more than just a copy of Battle Royale for American teenagers. at around 16 mins) After Katniss volunteers for Prim, it shows the crowd putting three fingers over their lips and kissing it as a sign of respect. With all the fuss (and teenage audience) I was very happy to let it go by in the cinemas and instead I waited for the DVD.I wasn't looking for this to be some incredibly dark film that spits out an audience full of self-loathing and introspection, but I did expect it to be intelligent and impacting on some level to make it stand out from being just a teen-friendly adventure story. The film offers a lot of potential and this potential is evident from the start because it sets out its stall to be many things. The final poster for Lionsgate’s highly anticipated film based on the novels by Suzanne Collins focuses on Katniss Everdeen ( Jennifer Lawrence), who is giving the viewer a deadly glare as she pulls back her bow to shoot. I love the way Lionsgate was very consistent with the red white and black color scheme, futuristic fonts and design, and symbolism of the mockingjay and flames, without being boring.