catching fire is to the hunger games as prisoner of azkaban is to harry potter
Cinemas
Directed by Francis Lawrence
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
An acclaimed, ensemble adventure.
Adventure
Action
Science Fiction
2013
2h 26m
4.0(2323k)via LetterboxdJennifer Lawrence + 4 more
After surviving the Hunger Games, Katniss and Peeta struggle with the consequences of their victory as unrest spreads across Panem. Forced back into the spotlight, they become symbols of hope and resistance while the Capitol prepares a new and deadly challenge that will change the future of the nation forever.
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it’s 2017 and my sexual orientation is still finnick drinking water from the spile for the first time
okay but the best moment in this whole franchise, and the one that leaves you the most fucked up (sorry rue! sorry prim!) is when katniss watches lenny kravitz get mauled as a tube traps her, lifting her up to one of the most audacious arenas the games have ever seen, the camera twirling around her, the countdown beginning so ominously overhead, the sounds of waves crashing as jennifer lawerence expertly maneuvers from pure horror and distraught into determination to save peeta, diving into what would become the most fucked up game of cbs' survivor to datethis movie is the peak of ya dystopia... change my mind
Common questions
What is The Hunger Games: Catching Fire about?+
Following their survival in the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss and Peeta are forced to navigate the political fallout and a new, deadlier arena as the nation of Panem edges toward revolution.
Who directed The Hunger Games: Catching Fire?+
The film was directed by Francis Lawrence, who took over the franchise for this second installment after previously directing music videos and feature films.
Is The Hunger Games: Catching Fire the best in the series?+
Many critics and fans consider this to be the strongest entry in the four-film franchise, often citing the improved production value and deepened world-building as key factors. Follow the franchise on Mood.
