The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1(2014)
Third installment in the young-adult phenomenon, with Katniss arriving in District 13 where a revolution is brewing.
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Age group12–16 years
Duration118 mins
- Ethan, 13
- 18 reviews
The movie that takes you into a world with hatred, war and vengeance, it has won six awards and teen awards for favourite movie.
I was also impressed by the amazing CGI and how the movie was made, which made you feel like you were actually in the movie.
Furthermore, they chose very suitable and appropriate actors for the roles, as their acting was impressive, and you feel the emotions of the brilliantly portrayed characters, such as Jennifer Lawrence, make the plot even more interesting, ultimately hooking you into the film.
In my opinion I enjoyed the film, as the scene changes to somewhere else, the story, loss vengeance, action.
Although the movie has those amazing features, it is no for younger children.
I rate it 5\5
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