Please Be Careful If You Have Epilepsy And Go To See Mockingjay. One Scene In Particular Is About A Minute

Please be careful if you have epilepsy and go to see mockingjay. One scene in particular is about a minute and a half of bright, rapidly flashing lights and my cinema didn’t warn anyone about it

Imagine your OTP in the Hunger Games. Do they team up? Are they in the same district? Does one lose their life for the other, does one watch the other be killed in front of their eyes, do they have to go head to head and fight to the death, being the last two tributes, do they both commit suicide together, or does one kill themselves for the other to be the victor?

Why, WHY did someone see fit to do a manip of the Mockingjay poster with Katniss’ uniform unzipped to mid-chest?

Did they feel that the seventeen-year-old revolutionary trying to save the world while dealing with her own trauma wasn’t sexed-up enough? :-\

Fuck’s sake.

For a start, in this Hunger Games, there are no Hunger Games. The Survivor-for-real televised spectacle, which started with 24 young contestants and meant to kill off 23, has been called because of war. And war games aren’t much fun […] . If The Hunger Games series were an actual dystopian reality show now available on DVD, Mockingjay Part 1 would be the making-of extra.

In which Time magazine is actually the Capitol. “BAWWW THE ACTUAL WAR ISN’T FUN ENOUGH. I WANT TO SEE MORE CHILDREN BEING FORCED TO KILL CHILDREN.”

petition for mockingjay part 2 to skip that one scene where that one thing happens to that one character

Okay, getting this down before I forget: if you’re sensitive to strobe lights and want to see The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, look away when they start going down a very long, triangle staircase. You’ve got a couple minutes to prepare. When the blast doors close, you’re safe and can look back.