What do you love about The Hunger Games franchise?
What do you love about The Hunger Games franchise?
This story is important. It's a wonderful message to show how important one voice can be. You can follow the feet in front of you or be that one voice. It definitively shows young people how important they are in shaping our society, which is important during a time when young people might feel as if they have no voice.
Is there a lesson in these films?
I think as a society, unfortunately, people feel entitled to certain things. We've been de-sensitized when it comes to our shock value, too. I think these movies and the books are about what happens when you de-sensitize a society that feels entitled.
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