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The Hunger Games - Catching Fire FULL LENGTH REACTION!
🕑 Added 2025-03-06 15:41:05 +0000 UTCPLEASE NOTE - I had a LOT to discuss at the start of the video, so if you want to skip all that, go to around 25 minutes in (no joke.. XD)
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Here we are, guys! At what many of you have told me is your favourite movie in the series! And my GOODNESS, it is intense!
I just love how significant the events of the first movie were in this one! So often in movies, there is basically a 'reset' between films, but the ghosts of the first one definitely continue to affect the story!
Remind me to NEVER say 'Okay, they are now my favourite' ever again for the rest of my life...
Katniss and Peeta are SO interesting here, seeing how their characters have and haven't moved on.
And the ending... well... watch the reaction. XD
Just as a heads-up, the break takes place just after the interviews, around 1:18 into the MOVIE (around 1:44 on the reaction video)
Love you, guys!!
Comments
VEGGIE GAMER
Thanks Leela! I know the syncing thing isn't ideal. I am very wary about running into copyright issues, etc! Hopefully I can find a better system in future!
Leela FC
I love watching these so much! It's tough having to sync these movies with patreon. I need to set up the television and my computer, etc. Which, in itself is fine BUT I prefer to listen to reactions when I'm doing housework or travelling. I'm not knocking it though and honestly these film reactions are worth finding time for. It's a shame I can't watch the minute you drop them! I've only just gotten round to it!
Charlie
Hey Veggie, I loved this reaction almost as much as i love this movie. I'm not sure if you've already been told, but a little fun fact about the book; Peeta actually was given a extremely human-like prosthetic leg after the 74th games. Hence why Katniss was so protective over him and why he was slower and more vulnerable in the new arena. Also, it gives more context to the line, "If you can quit looking at me like I'm wounded, then I can quit acting like it."
