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To Laura's question was Lenny Kravitz bad, I can say that he wasn't bad but I think he wasn't great either. He didn't get on my nerves so he wasn't bad lol
The most emotional moment in the movie was the same as in the book when Rue died and Katniss reaction. There were some things that was also changed and that I wanted to be there. One of the things I remember was that in the Rue's disctrict sent bread to Katniss in arena for what Katniss did with Rue's body and I think it was very important too cause never any district did something for other in the game. So it was also the beginning of the end of the Capitol's power. The disctrict didn't sent break to Katniss in the game. What I liked in the book in the end is why Katniss killed Cato cause she felt for him and to stop his pain she had to kill him. In the movie it was just one moment and it wasn't clear enough why she killed him. It also could look like to safe himself and Peeta.
I also didn't like that it wasn't explained in the movie what exactly is Mockingjay and why it's important.
I also thought that the citizens of Capitol should have been more weird than they were in the movie. If I remember right, some characters in the book even had face tattoos. They looked more like common ppl with more colorful outfit than usually. So I wanted that to be more weird, like from different world which they were.
Other than than it was ok. The arena was just as I imagined it to be except for that horn (not sure how it was called in English) where all items were placed in the beginning of the games.
Oh, one more thing... In the book it was revealed that Katniss played along with Peeta about the love story and Peeta knew than in the end of the book. In the movie she was told to say in the interview that she fell in love with Peeta that's why she wanted to die with him but Peeta didn't know she only played along so it wasn't that thoughtul/ hurtful as it was in the book.
The book was better anyway as it usually is. But it was also interesting to see the movie too. If you have a chance then do it (if you haven't). And definitely read the book to know the full story
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