That part of the movie was so perfect. Such a genius idea to put it inxD

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Today I might lose both of them.
I try to imagine a world where both Gale’s and Peeta’s voices have ceased. Eyes unblinking I’m standing over their bodies, having a last look, leaving the room where they lie.

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No family. No friends. Not so much as a token from 7 to set beside her regulation clothes in her anonymous drawer. Nothing.

elizabeth-trinket:

28/100 pictures of Elizabeth Banks

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I woke up this morning and saw all these things about me being cast in The Hunger Games, I was kind of curious for a second. So I called my agent. [My agent] was like ‘no one’s going to offer you that part.’ I was like, thanks for the reassurance.’

lollolololol ppor rpatz
i love you, but youre agent was right….

Robert Pattinson on rumors about being cast as Finnick Odair (x)

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Has anyone read partials? It’s takin me awhile to get into it. I feel like its dragging a bit, I want to get drawn in to it like other books but it’s taking me much longer to focus then I usually do with a book. I’m still going to read it, but I wanna know If I’m going to get into it ya know? Share some thoughts if you’ve read it please!:p

The two-disc set will include over three hours of unreleased material, with features that provide insight into how the film was made, interviews with the cast and crew, and details about some of the story lines that differed from the book — like President Snow’s character (Donald Sutherland) and the role of the game maker (Wes Bentley). An eight-part documentary entitled The World is Watching: Making of The Hunger Games delves into the behind-the-scenes aspect of creating the film. The extras also include the full-length “Propaganda Film” shown during the Reaping.

EW (x)

HolyshitHolyshitHolyshitHolyshitHolyshitHolyshitHolyshit.

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mellarkia:

What no one would know was that Katniss Everdeen was not the first District Twelve volunteer. Maysilee Donner never played the Hunger Games. Instead, her twin sister stepped onto the stage that day. She was smarter than Maysilee, stronger. She could have a chance, where Maysilee would have none. And in the hope that perhaps her sister could like a normal life free of the judgement that she let her sister step forward in her place, Maysilee’s sister kept her volunteering a secret. Maysilee would die in the Hunger Games, and her twin sister would live on in District Twelve, in bed for most of her life with crippling depression, knowing that she should have died instead of her sister. In her last moments, Maysilee’s sister mouthed the words to Haymitch Abernathy; I’m her sister. (headcanon)

Oh my.

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