The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)

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" Beetee "

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" Effie Trinket "Eyes bright, chins up, smiles on. I'm talking to you, Katniss.""

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" Johanna Mason "What? He can't hurt me. There's no one left that I love.""

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" Johanna Mason "

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"After catching fire with the first Hunger Games, super hot actress Jennifer Lawrence continues her hot streak as the hottest working actress in Hollywood with the second chapter of the tummy growling franchise, in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.And in this one, the games are still hungry, Lawrence is still hot, and the shaft that she grips as her primary weapon is still taut for release. To be quite honest, as someone who, as a kid,  was raised never to play with his food, I wasn't sure how "

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" Following the burning embers of the first Hunger Games, super hot actress Jennifer Lawrence continues her hot streak as the hottest working actress in Hollywood with the second chapter of the tummy growling franchise, in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. And in this one, the games are still hungry, Lawrence is still hot, and her grip on the shaft of her primary weapon of choice is still taut. Because that's how you catch fire."

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" Directed by: Francis Lawrence Produced by: Nina Jacobson, Joesph Drake, Allison Shearmur, Suzanne Collins, Louise Rosner, and Jon Kilik Written by: Simon Beaufoy and Michael Arndt Based on the novel by: Suzanne Collinx Cinematography: Jo Willems Edited by: Alan Edward Bell Music by: James Newton Howard Distributed by: Lionsgate Films"

“I liked 2012's The Hunger Games. It was an entertaining and well-made film, but it also managed to be thought-provoking with some spot-on social comme”