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Tuesday
Mar012016

New Clips From The 'Mockingjay Part 2' Bonus Features

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 will be available in ONE WEEK on Digital HD and March 22 on Blu-ray/DVD! To celebrate, Lionsgate has been releasing some exclusive clips from the bonus features to select websites this week. 

Teen.com released a great clip on Johanna Mason. All about how Jena Malone and director Francis Lawrence approached Johanna Mason's MJ2 look and character:

Crave Online has an exclusive clip on the filming of that intense sewer scene with the lizard mutts. 

Check out everything you need to know about the The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2  and The Hunger Games: The Four Film Collection home entertainment releases - including what's on each format and where to buy -  in our post here.

Friday
Feb262016

The Hunger Games DELETED SCENE ALERT! Never-Before Seen Scene Featuring Katniss & Peeta

The Hunger Games DELETED SCENE ALERT! PopSugar has an exclusive look at a deleted scene between Katniss and Peeta from The Hunger Games that we all knew was out there somewhere, thanks to movie stills we've seen throughout the years. 

All of us who know and love the books are aware that Katniss and Peeta's first, and very important, connection was when she was much younger, starving and desolate. Peeta burns the bread and throws it to Katniss, giving her hope and inspiration to go on and take care of her family. She feels as though she owes him and can't shake the connection. But in The Hunger Games film, aside from the brief flashback scene, Katniss and Peeta's first encounter with the bread is not really addressed.

But actually, it was — it's just in a deleted scene that is only now becoming available with the release of The Hunger Games: The Four Film Collection, which comes out on March 8 on Digital HD and March 22 on Blu-ray/DVD. We finally have a look at the clip, where Katniss gets to say something about the bread incident to Peeta! And we also get a glimpse of Haymitch eavesdropping on the pair, starting those booze-soaked wheels turning about how to play the game. 

What do you think of the new deleted scene? Check out everything you need to know about the The Hunger Games: The Four Film Collection in our post here (scroll down to the end the post for the lowdown).

Thanks to Real or not real News for the youtube version of the deleted scene!! 

Thursday
Feb182016

'Mockingjay Part 2' Nominated for 3 Jameson Empire Awards

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 has been nominated for 3 Jameson Empire Awards. The nominations – voted for by Empire Magazine readers - are for BEST SCI-FI/FANTASY, BEST ACTRESS for Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss and BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN (go Phil Messina and team!). 

You can (and need to) vote if you want MJ2 to take home any awards! Vote here.

The winners will be announced in a ceremony on March 20, with David Walliams as master of ceremonies.

Tuesday
Feb162016

New ‘The Hunger Games’ 4-Film Collection Trailer featuring Deleted Scenes + Featurettes

This week, HitFix released an exclusive trailer for the upcoming The Hunger Games 4-Film Complete Collection, which hits shelves March 22nd.  The trailer highlights moments from all four Hunger Games films as well as a sneak peek at the deleted scenes and featurettes included in the Collection. Check it out:

The 4-film collection will be available on Blu-ray or DVD and includes The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay: Part 1, and Mockingjay: Part 2, plus over 14 hours of bonus content. Check out our complete list of the bonus features here. And stay tuned for our upcoming DVD/Blu-ray Buyers Guide! 

 

Monday
Feb152016

The Hunger Games Mockingjay Exhibition San Francisco Interview - Willow Shields & Elden Henson

Cast members Willow Shields and Elden Henson were interviewed at the opening of The Hunger Games Exhibition in San Francisco last week. Check out the video below for their exhibition walk-through.

Are you in or going to be near San Francisco between now and July 31st? Check out The Hunger Games Exhibition. More details and how to buy tickets HERE

Saturday
Feb132016

The Hunger Games: The Exhibition - Now Open in San Francisco

The Hunger Games: The Exhibition is now open through July 31 at Innovation Hangar at Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.

The Hunger Games: The Exhibition invites visitors to step inside and explore the world of Panem as created by the films. Hundreds of authentic costumes and props, high-tech and hands-on interactives and detailed set recreations reveal the amazing artistry and technology that brought these incredible books to life. Visitors will follow Katniss Everdeen's inspirational journey, from her humble beginnings in District 12 to her emergence as the Mockingjay, sparking curiosity and excitement. The exhibit will feature seven galleries including District 12, Tribute Train, The Capitol, Making the Games, District 13, Fan Gallery and Katniss's Journey.

Individual tickets and group tickets are on sale today with prices starting at $22. A discounted four pack of tickets for both families and individuals is available starting at $90.

For more information on the exhibition or to purchase tickets, visit www.thehungergamesexhibition.com.

Tuesday
Feb022016

The Hunger Games & Mockingjay Part 2 Nominated for Kids’ Choice Awards

Mockingjay Part 2 is nominated for TWO Kids’ Choice Awards, Favorite Movie and Favorite Movie Actress for Jennifer Lawrence! The Hunger Games is also nominated as Favorite Book Series. VOTE NOW! The 2016 Kids' Choice Awards will be held Saturday, March 12th on Nick. 

Monday
Feb012016

Jennifer Lawrence Featured In The 2016 Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue

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Jennifer Lawrence is among the 13 amazing actresses gracing the cover of Vanity Fair's annual Hollywood Issue. Legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz captured the cinema’s finest actresses for the portraits, measured by years, awards, or performances. Here are Jennifer's portraits:


Jen and Jane Fonda

18 FILMS, INCLUDING JOY AND THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY—PART 2 (2015); ONE ACADEMY AWARD, ONE BAFTA.

With almost more life force than ought to be allowed, Jennifer Lawrence has seized the forefront as a dragonslayer with a goofy streak, a female Lancelot with a playful glint, capable of getting up to no good. It is this champagne tickle beneath her oval surface that has enabled her to scale from the rawboned resilience of Winter’s Bone—the film that first put her in the firmament—to the rallying defiance of the Hunger Games series and mutant agonistes of the X-Men franchise without becoming an ennobled drag. Every emotion shines through her fresh and untinted. The creative threesome with writer-director David O. Russell and the never demure Bradley Cooper—Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle (her tutorial on the dangers of the “science oven” belongs to the ages), and Joy, where she mops up her fourth Oscar nomination at the infernally young age of 25—gave her room to carom and showcased the irrepressible side of her that makes her every red-carpet appearance and awards ceremony a potential Happening, especially if Amy Schumer is in on the caper.