movie review- annie deitz blog post 17

Like usual, I probably failed, once again, at using technology correctly. But here's the link to what is supposed to be my review, but I'm also going to copy and paste it because I am 56% sure that it did not work and 100% sure that if I didn't do correctly the first time that there is no way I'll be able to do it this time without decreasing my lifetime by a day and a half due to anxiety. So sorry. I did Mockingjay PT 2, by the way. Not Star Wars.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_hunger_games_mockingjay_part_2/#

While this movie was certainly entertaining, it pales in comparison with the book. Similar to the other parts of the movie adaptation, it leaves out important- although admittedly not necessarily integral- details. As a big fan of the books however, I was seriously disappointed that any of those details were missing. The soundtrack wasn’t horrible, but I think it could have been better.  And also, a few key moments seemed rushed. One of my more favorite parts of the movie was the wedding, and I don’t think that they spent nearly enough time on it. However, as always, the acting was phenomenal. If Jennifer Lawrence doesn’t win an Oscar for scenes near the end I will be completely astonished. Overall, I left the theatre slightly disappointed. However, I think it’s worthwhile to watch, it’s entertaining. A bit gruesome at times, but that comes with the nature of such a story.