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Ferric
United States22 Posts
On March 25 2012 04:27 RogerX wrote: Did anyone else feel really dizzy after watching the movie? This. Those shaky cameras and bleach white screens that I'm going to guess were an attempt at being artsy just killed certain parts of that movie for me. That said, the rest of it was okay, but this is one of those moments where the book was way better than the movie. | ||
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Dalguno
United States2446 Posts
On March 25 2012 08:08 Ferric wrote: This. Those shaky cameras and bleach white screens that I'm going to guess were an attempt at being artsy just killed certain parts of that movie for me. That said, the rest of it was okay, but this is one of those moments where the book was way better than the movie. I feel the exact same. It kinda felt cheap... Do people appreciate shaky cameras? Does it really add to the action? Just made me feel bleh. But I enjoyed the movie! | ||
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R!!
Brazil938 Posts
On March 25 2012 08:21 Dalguno wrote: I feel the exact same. It kinda felt cheap... Do people appreciate shaky cameras? Does it really add to the action? Just made me feel bleh. But I enjoyed the movie! I swear I didn't notice this too much, I think I was paying too much attention to how awesome/gorgeous/godlike Jennifer Lawrence is. | ||
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OutlaW-
Czech Republic5053 Posts
On March 25 2012 08:30 R!! wrote: I swear I didn't notice this too much, I think I was paying too much attention to how awesome/gorgeous/godlike Jennifer Lawrence is. SECONDED i feel bad after watching this, thats how good i found it | ||
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heroyi
United States1064 Posts
nothing special. Imo harry potter series were just way better (JK rowlings writing skills are pretty damn good). Its a good read if you want something that isn't too heavy(although there are a good amount of pages). Its a good HS book level nothing more. Somewhat boring but has some entertaining stuff for the college population | ||
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R!!
Brazil938 Posts
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hellsan631
United States695 Posts
On March 25 2012 08:58 R!! wrote: Should I read the' A song of ice and fire 'chronicles or this one?Not enough time for both as I'm reading as much Dostoyevsky as I can. Depends on what you want. I recommend "A Song of Ice and Fire", but if you like the "teen romance" being a heavy part of the story, sure, why not. | ||
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sidesprang
Norway1033 Posts
On March 25 2012 08:58 R!! wrote: Should I read the' A song of ice and fire 'chronicles or this one?Not enough time for both as I'm reading as much Dostoyevsky as I can. I've read all of asoiaf, but only half of the hunger games (seen the movie tho). And asoiaf is by far the better story. But on the other hand asoiaf is 5000 pages (so far) and the hunger games triology is about 1200(?), so if your short on time you may be better of with the hunger games. | ||
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EAGER-beaver
Canada2799 Posts
On March 25 2012 01:26 EAGER-beaver wrote: Finished reading the 3 book series over the past 3 nights, gonna see the movie in an hour. I'll post my thoughts on the movie tommorrow when I get a chance, probably with comparisons to the book. The book series made my top 10 best book series, so I hold it in very high regard. As a sidenote I can't wait to start reading Under The Dome, the latest offering by stephen king, it shouldn't be nearly as heart wrenching as the hunger games series, lol. Okay I saw it, thought meh, wutev's. Seriously I can't bother to give it more thought than that. | ||
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FreeZer
Sweden288 Posts
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R!!
Brazil938 Posts
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sidesprang
Norway1033 Posts
On March 25 2012 09:20 R!! wrote: I've read enough teen romances as it is ( recently, Cassandra Clare's The mortal instruments :O), so I guess I'm gonna try out asoiaf. Good choice! enjoy  | ||
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MrF
United States320 Posts
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MrF
United States320 Posts
On March 25 2012 08:58 R!! wrote: Should I read the' A song of ice and fire 'chronicles or this one?Not enough time for both as I'm reading as much Dostoyevsky as I can. thats not even a question fire and ice, books 1-3 are amazing, and the others arent bad either, they are also a lot longer and more in depth then hunger games, at least the first one, regardless fire and ice are in a different league from hunger games. Also dostoyevsky is great, timeless classics. kudos | ||
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R3m3mb3rM3
Germany954 Posts
Haters gonna hate I guess. | ||
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
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Ribbon
United States5278 Posts
On March 25 2012 07:57 Antisocialmunky wrote: :\ Does it bother anyone that people who practice BroodWar practice longer and harder than these people? Brood War is serious business. | ||
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Aelfric
Turkey1496 Posts
On March 25 2012 11:03 MooMooMugi wrote: I forgot where I read this but the author apparently was influenced by the Battle Royale English dubbed manga Author never said anything about influencing from Battle Royale. All she said was she didn't knew the series when she got the idea. And i don't think it's a really "hard to find" idea either. I don't know if she is lying or not but i don't see the reason to. People can think same stuff. | ||
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DMII
Germany92 Posts
Mostly because I really like the setting, but also, because of how you slowly get introduced to the real nature of the games, which makes it pretty clear that they are neither a fair contest nor just a tradition, but also have a way more important political role. It is a really nice setup for the following movies, if they decide to also make those. (Which I hope they do.) Maybe I am going to get the book, but I already have enough unread ones (i really should change that.) | ||
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DoX.)
Singapore6164 Posts
So apparently the sequel has been green lighted. Yay! | ||
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