Here’s the Bad Lip Reading video for The Hunger Games Catching Fire. I watched and laughed at this so many times in the office when it was released that my colleagues bought me a yellow fanny pack. Watch the video for the reason. I still have it. Unopened 😊
OMG! A new Bad Lip Reading Hunger Games parody video. They are comedy gold. The guitar in the singing scene in this is an addition. It's not in the film. Watch the previous Hunger Games ones too. One contains the line, "I'm going on a cardboard diet!" It's magnificent 😂
For the record, I love The Hunger Games films. And Mockingjay Part 1 is my favourite one.
Finally saw #TheHungerGames#TheBalladOfSongbirdsAndSnakes . I thought the film was fine, but I can't say that it grabbed me like the original did. It was somewhat interesting to see some of the reasons that Snow turned into what he later became but it wasn't as compelling as watching Anakin turn into Vader. #TheHungerGamesTheBalladOfSongbirdsAndSnakes 1/2
Navigating the maze of holiday events can be quite trying. Squeezing in office parties, family gatherings, social events, shopping, travel, & shelter alongside day-to-day survival can feel like one challenge after another. Don't forget to pay tribute to yourself.
I might go and see it again. I liked it. But The Hunger Games is my favourite sci-fi film franchise. I’d love to see a film about the evolution of Tigres from Songbirds and Snakes to the heavily modified shop owner in Mockingjay Part 2.
Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes Nears $100 Million Globally
The “music inspired by” albums that accompany several of The Hunger Games films are superb. These are different from the soundtrack albums. Although some of the songs are in the films.
The latest one for Songbirds and Snakes continues the tradition.
Yes I came to the tree
I came and was alone
I came to the tree
Ahead of my time
So I waited and waited
And now we are many
But so many stand around listless
Waiting for a savior
And I say unto you friend
The savior is you
And ask
Therefore
What feeds the tree
Whose branches spread above us?
What
Feeds
It?