The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (2023) Official Trailer 2
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- The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes - In Theaters November 17, 2023. Starring Tom Blyth, Rachel Zegler, Peter Dinklage, Hunter Schafer, Josh Andrés Rivera, Jason Schwartzman, and Viola Davis.
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Experience the story of THE HUNGER GAMES - 64 years before Katniss Everdeen volunteered as tribute, and decades before Coriolanus Snow became the tyrannical President of Panem.
THE HUNGER GAMES: THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS & SNAKES follows a young Coriolanus (Tom Blyth) who is the last hope for his failing lineage, the once-proud Snow family that has fallen from grace in a post-war Capitol. With his livelihood threatened, Snow is reluctantly assigned to mentor Lucy Gray Baird (Rachel Zegler), a tribute from the impoverished District 12. But after Lucy Gray’s charm captivates the audience of Panem, Snow sees an opportunity to shift their fates. With everything he has worked for hanging in the balance, Snow unites with Lucy Gray to turn the odds in their favor. Battling his instincts for both good and evil, Snow sets out on a race against time to survive and reveal if he will ultimately become a songbird or a snake.
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Suzanne Collins really dropped a series that shaped a whole generation, disappeared, and appears again with another hit. This woman is like the equivalent of Adele.
Too Bad one of the Cast is being CANCELLED RIGHT NOW.
@@ewpeople9344She straight up sucks
@ewpeople9344 what are they being canceled for?
@@ewpeople9344who?
Only cast members in this I hate are viola davis and the Snow White women. Both seem like scummy people
@@ewpeople9344y’all are so dramatic, she’s not being cancelled.
This book was ACTUALLY a decent prequel and a decent villian backstory. Truly proves protagonist doesn’t mean good guy, just main character. Excited to see this on the big screen.
Decent? It was phenomenal
Between this and Dune, I love me a good villain origin story
@@thomashughes5550Fr though, way better than decent.
@@thomashughes5550phenomenal might be a reach…
Man you're really farming this comment sections for like
The way Suzanne wrote the book was sublime- I was rooting for Snow at points and it was so HARD because we know what he became! He was awful! But in a way where I still wanted him to be able to redeem himself…
This move was really good from the beginning to the end! Loved how they showed us the origin of the villain’s belief that all the world is a Hunger Game.
''It's the things we love most that destroy us'' that line always give me goosebumps
edit : I'm muting this as I see some people being mean under the comments section so to make it clear all of the hateful comments are being reported. I don't tolerate any nasty comments or hatefulness.
Anyway I'm excited to watch the movie and yes Donald Sutherland's voice at the end always give me goosebumps.
Donald Sutherland was so good
And that final scene in the rain🫢🫢🫢
That's from Game of Thrones....
Yeah they had it all planned out from the beginning
Disney loves Snow White
...yep, I went there.
"You either die the hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." Villain origin stories are always so compelling.
yep
If they show a young snow and how his father died after first rebellion and his mother died after child birth. It will make more sense.. why Snow became cruel
@@Lizzie-pv3gjsnow always had been a sociopath
Exactly what I was thinking 🤔 💯.
@@icebearc4859 FACTS he just suppressed it kinda
I'm a fan of the Hunger Games series, since the very first book. Having the opportunity to learn more about Snow in this prequel it's priceless.
''It's the things we love most that destroy us'' that line always give me goosebumps
I find that its pure genius that Suzanne Collins had the idea to tie Snow to the mockingjay before Katniss was even born like imagine Snow having to listen to katniss singing the hanging tree after all this years when Lucy Gray sang it about him
That’s what I call bad karma. Hahahaha.
I know right! Katniss is basically one big middle finger to Coryo. It's phenomenal!
I actually hate the videa
katniss is lucys revenge
@@onlysoraya no it's not. Katniss was a girl who got in over her head. She was never a hero or an avenger
That last scene with the “it’s the thing we love most that destroy us” line in the background gave me CHILLS. It looks fantastic so far.
I screamed out loud hearing older Snow's voice!
WHERE TF IS JENNIFER LAWRENCE?! HUNGER GAMES IS NOT HUNGER GAMES WITHOUT HER. F THIS CRAP MOVIE.
That gave me chills too can't wait for this already starting my reread of the book
its rachel that will destroy them
It gave the shills chills
I stopped watching movie trailers before watching the actual movie, and I have never regretted it since. It's a formula for the best movie watching experience you will ever find.
its why theyre called trailers. to be watched after the movie
Lol same, i usually watch trailers afterwards.
And in these ones, oh dear, they even show the last minutes of the movie💀
“It’s The things that we love most that destroy us”-Coriolanus Snow,Catching Fire.
I just finished the book a couple days ago, and I think it’s remarkable how every single frame of this trailer can be matched almost exactly to a moment from the book. Every image and almost every word of dialogue I could find in the book.
Same here.. I can't wait to see the movie.. I think it's gonna be sooo great like the book
AGREED!!!
Same😍😍
Same here. It looks like an incredibly faithful adaptation, and the book was so good, so that's a really good thing!
@@ethanp1348because the book was written to be made into a movie
you can tell that tom blythe studied donald sutherland's portrayal of snow so well to fit the mannerisms, gestures and mimics. great job already from the trailers alone.
YOU ARE SO RIGHT!!!
Too bad he didn't study the actual character in the book
Lionsgate you are the saviors of mainstream cinema today. Please keep up doing what you are doing. Waiting for a sequel to this masterpiece.
I congratulate you for directing a movie that will make you experience every emotion while watching it.
Just watched the movie and wow. It’s amazing and really shows every aspect of all the characters showing how mad all of them went kind of reflecting our world today. You can really see how Katniss was Snows karma 70 years later. Her name, her song, her symbol, and her situation with Peeta. Katniss is basically Lucy coming back to haunt Snow. That’s why snow said at the end of a movie “I hated you from the moment your name was drawn” Katniss was one of Lucy’s songbirds in a way
Did he say that? I don’t remember he does, but Katniss’s name has only be drawn in catching fire
i was kinda with you until the last line. everyone has their own interpretations of the book, but saying “Katniss was always meant to be the mockingjay” literally goes against what the books are stating.
She was pushed to be the Mockingjay (leader of the rebellion) because of everything she did, when it was only to protect Prim (which in the end meant nothing, because war doesn’t stop or care for anyone).
New movie was total flop i dont get it how People loved when it was super boring they Just made idiotic speeches boring moments nothin happening its a no for me
@@rashidmohammad8653it wasn’t a flop though
I watched this in the movies monday
I love a good villain origin story! The best villains are always the ones who started out as good guys.
That's a fact.
Harvey Dent in Dark Knight said it best. "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain"
1000%
And the best good guys are always the ones who were villains for along time too ☺️💙🙏🏾
Well... Snow was never been a good guy tho
If I am not mistaken, Mockingjays are genetically engineered birds which are released all over Panem to use as espionage tools.
Does this movie curse ? Please answer
Do you mean foul language? No, it does not. .@@ItsOnlyObi
Not that I remember. @@ItsOnlyObi
If you mean foul language, then no it does not.
@@ItsOnlyObi
Yup
I watched the movie yesterday and I really enjoyed it!
And the actor who played Snow did a very good job, I really liked his acting ~
Now that I've read the book... That final moment, that glance before she goes out in the rain and Donald Sutherland's voice over - it hits so strong, so differently,, so many chills... I'm so looking forward to seeing this!
Right!? That’s the best chapter of the book
😭😭😭 Lucy Gray
my heart broke there
@@koalaapoc I know. Those who have read the book know what's coming next.
@@TimboSlice95which chapter is?
Hearing Donald Sutherland's voice at the end there gave me chills. I almost cried. I grew up with this franchise, and now it's back ❤🐍😭
The man the legend
Fr I love all of these movies I need to read the books
I so miss Philip Seymour Hoffman ❤😢
@@aprilpacini4897 same that man will be missed
This movie will bomb harder than Hiroshima
Rip Donald sutherland
Peter dinklage is such a superb actor
I finished this book a few months ago and I needed TIME afterwards to recover. Such a heartbreaking and delicious story. The first trailer gave my goosebumps of excitement but this trailer tortured my soul. Squeezing in that final scene in the cabin... I'm aching. If you know, you know.
Same!!! The cabin scene was a heart pounder!
Same here! The cabin scene was everything
I thought they might fail with this one cause i reass it 5 times and like this sctually looks good
@@francisco.lizarragathis is a prequel
@@francisco.lizarragathis is the first hunger games
There's something different about this film
Butifull
yes
Hi
Nice
Good
One of the best movie franchise i have ever watched.
All movies are amazing.
I don’t understand the bad reviews from the critics, it’s in my top 3 all time favourite films and is by far my favourite hunger games film
The Hunger Games series is still, for me, one of the best book to film adaptations. This trailer gives me no doubt that this adaptation will be just as good. So many points where I know exactly what scene it is ❤
Agreed! A rare example of where the books and films are actually on a par.
Let's hope it stays that way with this one 🤞🤞 they can show all the right things people wa t to see now but the movie is almost 3 hours long a lot can changed that we haven't seen yet.
what book is this from??
@@connorallan8080 The book with the same name as the movie.
@@dashx1103 I read the books. Unless I missed one but I dont remember this stuff being in the books?
I loved how the movie was time based and really shows how the capital was before Katniss’ time. Construction all over the city, drones not perfected and crashing, absolutely phenomenal prequel. Loved everything about it even the adverse ending of the love story between Lucy and Coriolanus
Yes, it looked like the 1930s.
Clothes, architecture, food. It was amazing. It looked like they were using USA Dollars as well.
The end cityscape is an actual place in East Berlin, with a few CGI modifications, of course.
loved
After seeing Rachel Zegler get dragged for some pretty mild remarks, seeing I'm glad to see that she is in a successful film.
in my class, we have tables, but my table, table five, got split apart because we were misbehaving, and everyone calls it district five😂
Her writing aged with us. I love how she considered her core audience.
How did it age?
@@brandon8666 I think it got more mature. I feel like Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes was darker and it delved even deeper into some of the complex questions posed by the original trilogy.
I hadn't thought about that but you're right. Totally.
It's just about the point of view. Yes, the original hunger games trilogy was written as young adult books. But I have never seen it as "childish" or immature. It is much more complex than it might seem. But the story is told from a point of view of young girl who is basically thrown in the middle of the system and soon becomes the center of powerplay between all big players. Not something she wanted or chose, her goal at the start was purely to save her sister. An act of love and compassion ... Some time later it shows the audience how a revolution and movement unfolds and what are the consequences of such actions. And all of that alone is not enough. You have to lead the movement somehow and win. But what happens afterwards? The people who have started might not survive and if they do, they are not the same ...
@@IMU23588 I never said the original trilogy was childish or immature. I agree with you, it was actually extremely dark and nuanced, especially for a young adult series. This prequel expanded upon the original trilogy’s political and philosophical themes in a very effective way.
"it's the thing that we love the most which destroy us"
IT HITS HARDER AND HARDER. IT'S GIVING ME GOOSEBUMPS. WELL DONE
I just seen it today and I wasted my money. Worst movie I've seen in years
@@Antony..24 nah it was an amaing movie idk what your on
@@fiercs475 Wow, I can see you know nothing about what a good movie is.
This guy knows everything about what a good movie is
@@500k_floor7 The Super Mario Bros, Now that was a good movie. Everyone likes hard working Italia like myself LOL
RIP Donald Sutherland 👍😢💔🕊🪦🙏
And the cast omg! Pure brilliance!
"You seem like a good man, Coriolanus Snow." And then the last seconds of this trailer....I'm gonna cry 😭😭😭😭
That's what will probably make it all the more tragic.
At least he saved Panem from even worse dictator in the end, even in his death Snow landed on top
I just finished the book a couple days ago, and I think it’s remarkable how every single frame of this trailer can be matched almost exactly to a moment from the book. Every image and almost every word of dialogue I could find in the book. agreed!
Phenomenal
so could you plz let me know what is the story relation between this new one and the movies made before?
@@openrain this is essentially a prequel where president snow is a child and a mentor in the games without going to much into detail and spoiling it. i would highly recommend reading the book before going and watching the movie.
Excuse me, why there is the exact same comment under the first trailer from a user with another name from 3 months ago??
Loves and trust bertrayed him 😭😭
I just watched this movie. Yesterday is such a great movie I recommend it and at the end it has a massive plot twist that the trailer doesn’t show much of.
whats with the hate , it saddens me that such a good franchise isnt getting love that it deserves
The lead actress. I knew it that she’s the Snow White actress. She’s kinda stupid during her interviews without even thinking about her upcoming films lol. Good thing this film did not flop but not sure about Snow White considering most people also do not like Disney nowadays. She’s okay in this film but I think the too much singing is annoying and no longer contributes to the plot haha.
What I love about this book is that if you’ve read the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Green, you can predict the roles each character will play around Coriolanus because patterns of human behavior are evident in their actions. So even before a major betrayal occurs, you know who it’s most likely to come from and why. Snow plays chess with others emotions, carefully crafting his words and actions in order to always land on top. Brilliant book and the movie looks like it will capture the same energy in a faithful manner.
Very interesting. I ordered a copy of the 48 Laws of Power a while ago but still need to read it. I heard it's very good for teaching you how to manipulate, hence, not be manipulated
boy if you don't shut up talking about the 48 laws of power like a loser 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Snow lands on top!
@@Noknes Careful. Once I learned the knowledge that book contains it became harder for me to be a genuine person. Manipulation can easily become second hand nature. It can change you so you don't even know what you are anymore. I become a person seeking implementation of my goals by using peoples weaknesses instead of engaging earnestly with all my heart and mind to know, love and understand those around me to ascertain the greater good I may not have been capable of seeing. To this day I am still not sure of my motives. Beware. It was effective but I wish I never read it. Genuine engagement is a greater treasure in an increasingly self obsessed world.
Very well said. Thanks for the new perspective 💯
OK But can we talk about how Viola Davis utterly DEVOURED every scene she was in?! What an iconic performance.
just watched the movie and wow, she's so amazing here
She ATEEEE
@@nappiichu Terrifying as she is brilliant no spoilers needed!
She's a legend... top tier actress! 💖
LEGEND BEHAVIOUR
And i thought president snow would be more human in this one, guy is a menace
The movie was great! I wished they split it into 3 or 2 movies worth, there was so much cut, but beautifully made.
Not much. Mostly the little things that work on page just not on screen
Telling Snow's backstory in the big screen? I'm all in for this he’s probably the most intriguing part of the Hunger Games story for me.
Haymitch would be another great backstory
@@AnnaF33 HayMitch would be a *lit* one for sure
@@AnnaF33we already know that and his story does not need an entire book or movie tbh
@@toasterowens8916i mean do we theres a whole ass hunger games we don't know about the guy.
@@cngotham4111 we kno all we need to know, the arena why it was special how he won and how it affected his life afterwards as well as how it affected the lives of other people such as with his district partner
SEATED SEATED SEATED SEATED!!! It's the Attention to Detail for me. Sejanus is gonna break my heart during this. Whoever Cast Dinklage as Highbottom and Hunter Schaefer as Tigris DESERVES A RAISE!!!
It’s so sad to know there were good and decent people surrounding Snow (Tygris, Sejanus, even Lysistrata), but he succumbed to the worst influence possible 🥲
Suzanne Collins'in, Snow'u Katniss daha doğmadan önce alaycı kuşa bağlama fikrinin saf bir dahi olduğunu düşünüyorum; Lucy Gray'in kendisi hakkında söylediği bunca yıldan sonra Snow'un katniss'in asılı ağaç şarkısını dinlemek zorunda kaldığını hayal etmek gibi.
I hope she does a book on Haymitch next.
Never have I been more repulsed by a protagonist but still invested in the story. Brilliant writing by Susane
with the tricky part that looks like a good guy which is true and false a the same time. Every action turns into a dilemma.
im not watching it, mostly bc of Rachel Zegler,
yeah i not going to pay for that movie @@LukeplaysTV
what did she do?
@@LukeplaysTV
@@Nimbus2000sDisney changed the story of snow white because everyone has trashed snow white for years and Rachel Ziegler did an interview and everyone blames her for it even though she's just advertising a movie other people wrote.
I feel like the use of “it’s the things we love most that destroy us” was so good for this trailer because in Katniss’ case Snow used this to mean her love for Peeta and I think it’s been used as a red herring for Snow’s story as it overlays a scene with Lucy Gray. It’s clear throughout the book that the thing he loves the most is himself, his sense of self importance and his quest for power. He puts this love above all other forms of love that were right in front of him for the taking. If he had truly wanted it he could’ve had a strong familial bond with Tigris, a deep brotherhood with Sejanus and romantic love with Lucy Gray, and he cast all of it aside willingly and without much of a second thought. Thinking only in terms of what those relationships could give to him, and once they are no longer useful, they can easily be forgotten. Obviously this is what leads to the destruction of not only himself but everything he holds dear. I don’t think the Ballad book is a villain origin, per se. He had every opportunity to be changed by those who loved him, to realize he had everything he needed to be happy, and he still chose violence and anger and pride. He was unforgiving in others transgressions but quick to justify his own actions of survival, and that had been with him from long before the story began.
Can’t wait to see it come alive on screen!!
how does he toss lucy gray aside? didnt she turn her back on him (i only watched the movie maybe its different in the book)?After I watched the movie I felt like snow realized the type of person he needed to become in order to move up in the hierarchy, but i feel like im missing the connection from when he became president snow and katniss.
@@cryptocris9598It was from his PoV, he couldn't trust anyone.
@@cryptocris9598 Lucy knew Snow. I soon as he found the guns, he would go back. Snow lands on top
Hunger games in P@lest*ne right now
The hanging tree song that Jennifer Larwance sang in Mocking Jay part 1 was absolutely beautiful and now hearing it in the new Hunger Games movie trailer it’s absolutely beautiful❤
The suits and ceiling part is wild lol
The hanging tree song that Jennifer Larwance sang in Mocking Jay part 1 was absolutely beautiful and now hearing it in the new Hunger Games movie trailer it’s absolutely beautiful 😢❤
what gives me chills is that Lucy Gray wrote it. Not only that, but she was Katniss's paternal grandmother. this song is literally an heirloom.
there's NO OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION Lucy is ever related to Katniss
Wait till u hear Lucy's songs
meh I didn't like this version, only the original one
@@user-ix1rp9ff3p Thank you. All speculation
The eye twitch when she calls him a rebel. If you read the books you know exactly what he was thinking. Can’t wait to see this performance on screen
Yesss his mannerisms gave off his energy perfectly
You can tell he didn't like it.
Yeah, I think it is funny. He is like "Excuse me?!"
what was he thinking
@@jinxvi910 from the novel: "Ah. a rebel," she said. That word was poison in the mouths of Capitol citizens, but she had said it approvingly, as a compliment. Or, was she mocking him?
I nearly cried during this one. It's beautiful.
Doesn’t look as good without Jennifer and Josh
Just watched the movie premiere. I have been a big fan since I watched the hunger games in high school 10 years ago and this movie is the perfect prequel: the chilling origin story, the cinematography, the allusions to Katniss, the fashion, the songs. It finally made sense, how _it’s the things we love most, that destroy us._
I'm so excited for it!! I absolutely adore the book and have been waiting for this movie ever since. Gonna see it on the 26th with my brothers. ❤🌟🎉
@@KyleHamel That’s amazing! Have a great time Kyle 🙌🏻🙌🏻 ✨💖🐍🕊️🔥
omg yesssss
I just seen it today and I wasted my money. Worst movie I've seen in years
i loved it too! so good
It's not just another big budget from any cinematic universe. There's something different about this film. It's haunting and beautiful.
Indeed. It's catered to a fandom but at the same time the producers plus Suzanne Collins are not taking a shortcut for the plot line and the true intention of story telling.
Got to chalk that up to Lawrence I feel. Don’t think this series could have asked for a better director than a journeyman like Francis Lawrence. Dude just gets this series about the power held in words and images needs the filmic language to support it.
It gives me Bioshock vibes that i love.
This movie is the reality of the United States
You either die the hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. Villain origin stories are always so compelling.
Why is no one talking about Viola Davis’ performance here? Her presence in the movie was fierce and offered the raw physical presence you would characterise in the ‘woman moving the strings of the puppet’ . Phenomenal performance!!
Violda Davis is"That Girl"!
I love,love,love her! She's so versatile and always gives a memorable performance! As soon as I seen she was in it, and the actor from game of thrones. I was sold on wanting to see it.
She was GRAND.
Cause everyone is racist only talking about the actual storyline rather than any actors performance 🎭
For fks sakes
She was my favorite! It was wild to see!
“Poor Lucy gray,she could fly around District 12 all she liked, but she and her mockingjays could never harm him again.”
At least for 64 years they couldn't
top rated comments are paid, this movie is nothing compared to the previous ones.
"Bizi yok eden en sevdiğimiz şeylerdir" son sahnede. Açlık oyunları geçmişten bugüne hala top sinema listemde ilklerde.
This trailer was FANTASTIC. They did an amazing job bringing this book to life. It literally looks 10x better than imagined it would in my mind while I was reading the book. And literally every shot in this trailer came straight out of the pages. Its a perfect demonstration of what a movie based on a novel should be. I cant wait for this to come out. And for those who haven’t read it, you’re in for a wild and emotional ride!
Let's hope it stays that way with this one 🤞🤞 they can show all the right things people wa t to see now but the movie is almost 3 hours long a lot can changed that we haven't seen yet.
Only for rachezl zegler this movie is shit.
There are a few subtle differences like the fact that we get a shot where snow and Lucy gray are in the arena close by each other, but I am hopeful for this adaptation
They put the scene of Snow watching his neighbor cut off the leg of a dead woman so his family could eat. That gave me the chills
It was a lot better in the book I think the casting here is really off and the chemistry just isn't right
hearing lucy gray singing the hanging tree just brings chills
It's a very good version of the song.
Definitely alot better than Santino Fantana's version
Nah me scrolling through this comment section of resents and 90% of people are saying how bad it is but I watched it the second day I came out and idk what y’all are complaining about but I think it was amazing
just finished watching this and goddamn, it's so good!! the accuracy of the movie compared to the books is truly amazing! i wish there's more Hunger Games installment. we need this kind of art
Rachel Zegler: "It's based on the 2012 film, and very evidently soooo."
hahaha
Oh Suzanne knew what she was doing when she wrote the book. This seems like book to book and page to page translation on screen. This is going to be so good to us readers watching it, I can already count every scene and dialogue I see from the book. I'm absolutely ready to watch it in cinemas. Nov 17 cannot come sooner.
Definitely not, I'm sure there will be some changes
@@Marukanitel yes as per technicality, they'll do. But I'm sure hoping it'll be good.
“Smile its why we have teeth" 😁
If there's a part 2, please release it because it feels incomplete. I thought there would be a happy ending.
This is a prequel and the main mentor is the villain in the trilogy
We know what happened to Snow. He’s the villain in the main films. Watch those lol.
Awww, the part where Lucy is crying and Snow is gently wiping her tears- that warmed me inside and tugged on my heartstrings! I hope we'll see him hug her during that scene in the movie. Other than his granddaughter, we've never seen Snow show affection/gentleness to anyone.❤
Also, we see Snow himself crying towards the end of this trailer. We also see him and Tigris as children witnessing the atrocities of war. They better not make Snow seem too worthy of sympathy! That'll throw a wrench in how we view the series.😅
It looks to be pretty accurate to the book so hopefully they won’t portray him as worthy of sympathy, but as a true villain like he is in the book.
In the book there are parts where you truly do sympathize with him. But by the end of the book you realize there was nothing that turned him into a villian…he just always was one. And then you think back to everything he did in the book and you’re like wow…he just sucks. Which is why I love this story
But this is the best part, when we realise that we simpatize with him, and then the shock when he show that he was doing all that things for his survival and the family name only, PERFECTION
I can't wait
Read the book
This whole book makes Snow worthy of sympathy. He too was just a child.
For those who haven’t read the book: If you thought Mockingjay was dark,…just wait.
I know, right?!?! So excited but like definitely dreading at the same time
"Ya kahraman olarak ölürsün ya da kötü adama dönüştüğünü görecek kadar uzun yaşarsın." Kötü adamların kökeni hikayeleri her zaman çok ilgi çekicidir.
I love it that Coriolanus was a young man who wanted to protect his family and protect the woman he loved from danger. Then the love that he had for Lucy Gray destroyed him. He didn't become President Snow, he was Destroyed to President snow.
I've seen this movie yesterday and i'm still shook although it might seem like a dystopian fantasy, it feels so relevant to present day events... the parallels are insane
this is why i’m excited to watch this, i know it definitely won’t be an easy watch, but it seems like the message is potent
@@caelilawrence2778 it won't be an easy watch I can assure you..to me it was almost triggering..ok i'm gonna stop before i say too much lol
why does it feel so relevant ?
@Fields_shorts ok you can delete now
@@food-nz6wvhave u seen the movie ?
the portrayal of snow is so excellent. so likable, yet his fall makes it hard to come to terms with his new nature.
Dean Highbottom said “It's a mystery, and mysteries have a way of driving people mad.” Now I need them to make part 2 of Snow's story just to see how much crazy he is and how Hunger Games evolved. Like how everything until Katniss remind him of Lucy Gray and how he turned mad over it! His character is complex and interesting, I need more of his view.
I wish Godzilla was in the Hunger Games.
I didnt think it was possible for the second trailer to be better than the first, but boy was I proven wrong. So excited.
I was hoping that they'd use The Hanging Tree for one of the trailers. Looking forward to this.
You can tell by this astonishing origin story that snow would have rather died along with his parents. Instead he survived in a world where punishment and cruelty continuously dictated his life. He basically had his heart ripped out and never sought to heal the wounds which made him the cruel tyrant he became.
0:33 feet hurt 0:38
me reading the books : "its going to be like a little tank of snakes and she made loads just in case"
me watching this trailer: "holy mother forking shirtballs"
Haha, I had the exact same thought process about the snakes. Also, they are also definitely not in the good place 😂
@@joajoy THIS IS THE BAD PLACE!
@@kimberlyPerth 😅😂
I was excited about this movie until I saw that Zegler is in it.
It is a red flag.
They had to get somebody that could sing professionally.
This movie was INCREDIBLE!!!
I don’t care how much y’all hate Rachel Zegler, she was great, Tom Blythe was Phenomenal. The way they make you feel for him and sympathize with him even though he ultimately becomes a monster.
Chefs kiss 🤌🤌🤌🤌
thank you
she's not gonna be saved by a prince..
I don't understand Hollywood these days man. Zegler is not even so experienced and she hasn't been around for long, she just appeared from nowhere, why they keep putting her in some banger movies? Take for example Jennifer Lawrence - she started her career in the late 2006, and waited 6 long years to be lucky and get a main role in the first ever Hunger Games movie. She took parts in some TV series, small movies, etc, while Zegler started her serious movie career at the end of 2021, and now - she's getting lead roles in some of the, potentially, huge movies! Like what? She has such a good agent or what?
@@BetsY_00Or she has talent, which is something you can't relate to.
She can sing, which has been necessary for a lot of roles, including this one.
I was an extra with the students at 1:54 and my childhood dream of being part of Hunger Games came true!! :)
Congrats 🎉
@whenisgamorathey never tell these things, Reason-> UNKNOWN
It’s interesting watching scenes of the capitol, knowing that this is supposed to be a post apocalyptic society set 300+ years after America dissolved. The whole aesthetic from the vehicles, to weapons, to other tech looks like it belongs in the 60’s, but doesn’t at the same time.
crazy to think now that it was snow's lover that created hanging tree
This looks amazing. Just don’t let Rachel Zegler do any “promotion” for it
Should have casted a different actor won’t support anything that woman is in
@@trashtoart1165fr i’ll never watch this cause of her
I saw my first Hunger Games movie with 11. Read the book when I was 13. Saw Catching fire at 14 and Mockingjay at 15 and 16. Now I'm 23 and still here ❤ Love these books, this story, these characters way too much. I grew with them and it gives me so much joy to have them again in my life. I'm excited for this movie in the same way I was excited for Mockingjay 🥺 It brings back so much memories, so much love.
Same situation my friend❤
The only thing that was missing in this movie was a bow and arrow 🏹
Crossbow in the start
This is a phenomenal franchise. The Hunger Games have remained in our hearts and minds throughout the years. The stories of the people who sacrificed and got themselves under unfortunate circumstances under the ruling of Panem will be remembered. No matter how fictional this universe is, we can't deny just how much thought and detail that have been into this. It almost feels as though we are also a part of it. Katniss Everdeen is a no-show in this film, but still her bow and arrow were constantly referenced-therefore keeping her essence and spirit alive. Her and Lucy Gray Baird are from very different timelines, but there's no doubt that their backstories resonate well and that they've both come from a place of darkness, morbidity, and suffering. When there's light at the end of the tunnel, it's always just the beginning. When The Hunger Games officially ended at the time of Mockingjay, we can tell for certain that there will be new generation of individuals who will continuously defeat the odds and not let their ancestors' pasts define who they are.
Viola Davis gives me chills as a pre-Snow. The set design and the clothes are to die for.
Doctor Gaul is really how I imagined her. She is very intelligent, extravagant, calculating and above all very ruthless. She and her vision of things in the world are a little scary, since for her all human beings are an experiment. After all, thanks to her we have our favorite villain because she saw the evil in Snow and helped him develop it even more. Finally, I very much agree with your position that we human beings will always be in a constant war, since we will always have different points of view on any issue ❤️🐦🐍
Did she get killed is what turns him bad since they were in love ?
And her outfits were fire 🔥😍
I never felt like the older Hunger games lived up to the brutality of the books. This one was damn close. It gave me nightmares.
Years after the young-adult dystopia genre crested and flattened, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is here to remind us of what we are missing: not much.