Tickets went on sale this week at local theaters for Hunger
Games. The book trilogy has flown off shelves and is sure to be sold out at the
theaters on opening night, March 23.
While most of the book fans seem to be females, the
storyline will resonate with males as well and reminds me a bit of Arnold
Swarzenegger’s “Running Man”. Hunger
Games is not so much survival of the fittest, rather survival of the smartest.
The movie portrays a dystopic view of a society that has been destroyed by
their own nemesis, a government sponsored reality like television show. The
show, called Hunger Games is mandatory within the community, played as a
strategic game to the death. The story was a real page turner and I hope the
movie will do the book and characters justice.
The content of the book series is wholesome and was originally penned by Suzanne Collins for younger readers. The books are even included in the
school library AR list.
Kelly Twedell
10:09 am on Friday, March 16, 2012
Elizabeth, I too am excited about the movie, Hunger Games.
Chris Kenon
11:10 am on Friday, March 16, 2012
My boys read the book last summer. So they are pretty excited. They told me I should read the book first.
Kelly Twedell
11:39 am on Friday, March 16, 2012
For sure, warning though - you will be absorbed in the book all weekend. It's a quick read.
Aurora J.
6:16 pm on Monday, March 19, 2012
This week is finally here! Buying tickets early.
Kelly Twedell
10:39 pm on Friday, March 23, 2012
I really liked the movie and it stayed true to the book. Looking forward to part 2.