Come to think of it, people would spend more time in bookstores if they looked like this.
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No spell needed to make you two fall in love!
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Get an exclusive first look at behind-the-scenes pics and audio commentary from the creators of The Hunger Games.
"In the beginning of this adaptation, you'll see that we made a jump from the book. The book opens with Katniss walking through the ruins of District 12, and we kind of only hear in her thoughts the backstory of her time in District 13. Pretty quickly we knew that wasn't going to work and we were going to have to see Katniss getting acclimated to District 13 and meeting President Coin for the first time as opposed to jumping in the middle of the action." —Francis Lawrence, director
"Coming off of Catching Fire we had the question of, where do want this story to begin? And we made the choice to have it begin one or two weeks after she had been lifted out of the arena." —Nina Jacobson, producer
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"We had a lot of fun shooting this scene. Jen and Phil [Seymour Hoffman] had so much fun improvising and playing off of each other." —Jacobson
"We had a lot of different versions of this — very broad comedy versions and very serious versions. And it was a lot of fun to see Jen 'act' poorly." —Lawrence
Murray Close
"For fans of the book, they know that Effie's role [in Mockingjay] was basically given to a character named Fulvia, who became Plutarch's assistant. It just seemed impossible when we were doing Catching Fire that we wouldn't have Effie Trinket here. There was a little convincing of Suzanne Collins, but after seeing Catching Fire she said... —Lawrence
"'Fulvia who?' (laughs). But it was a big decision what to do with Effie, and what we thought was most interesting was to see her forced into this role of rebel, forced to leave the Capitol and the things that she's held dear but that she's clearly questioning at the end of Catching Fire. —Jacobson
Murray Close
"We built the interior of a hovercraft that would be attached to a large crane with our actors inside, lifted up 60 feet in the air. It would actually land so you could see them get dropped down and walk into our location while the hovercraft lifts off, helping to create the reality that these hovercrafts really exist." —Lawrence
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Sauron was quite a dick tbh.
Why does everyone either want to wield it? Or destroy it?
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No. 78: Oh, that’s a full bush. Warning: Spoilers ahead, obviously.
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Having never read Fifty Shades of Grey — the first installment of E.L. James' international best-selling book trilogy that began as Twilight fan-fic — all I knew going in to see the film adaptation were the broad strokes: Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson), a mousy college student, gets caught up in a whirlwind BDSM love affair with the withholding but crazy-sexy Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan).
So, naturally, when I sat down to screen the movie I had a lot of thoughts — 141 to be exact.
Warning: Major spoilers for Fifty Shades of Grey lie, bound and gagged, ahead.
1. Is this Annie Lennox singing "I Put A Spell On You?" *waits* Yep! Bless this queen.
2. Oh, this takes place in Seattle?
3. Is that because of Twilight?
4. All of Christian's ties are grey. Subtle.
5. I need a chauffeur.
6. Look at how different Christian and Anastasia are: He has a valet, she has a beaten down jalopy.
7. Anastasia lives in Anthropologie.
8. Is Anastasia kissing her sick friend on the forehead supposed to imply she's liberal with her lips?
9. Only in movies are you always able to find parking directly in front of your destination.
10. Oh, and you never have to lock your car.
11. All of Christian's assistants look like Jaime King, but none of them are Jaime King.
12. I wonder if Jaime King is mad she didn't get a call about this movie?
13. Or that they filled it with Jaime King clones?
14. Annnnnnnd Anastasia fell down.
15. Good thing walking into rooms has effects on your 4.0 GPA.
16. Oh, Steele and Grey. I get it.
