The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

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Plot rather recycled from the first chapter where the struggle for survival of the protagonist in the arena is proposed again. This time however it is less focused on the struggle between tributes and survival elements but the story follows a different script that makes the film enjoyable although rather similar to the previous one.

Somehow even darker and more brooding than the original, which was itself no sunshiny walk in the park. Following the financial success of that first film, a lot of rough edges and awkward missteps have been ironed out in time for the next act. Most notably improved is the effects work, which seemed just a bit too much like a video game cutscene. The new arena is convincing and beautiful, the glitz and glamor of The Capitol has been amplified appropriately, and the intricacies of the cast's showy wardrobe (which memorably underwhelmed in the first film) are far better realized. Catching Fire's plot is efficient, if telegraphed and incomplete: its sudden, jolting cliffhanger (which occurs, literally, right in the middle of a sentence) left me flat, even if it is laid out the same way in the source material. Much of the primary cast spends the duration wrapped up in their own sorrow, quietly brooding over their predicament while the roles of their flashier, more PR-friendly foils have been trimmed down to mere cameos. Such concessions are understandable, as the film does run quite long as it is, but the accompanying shift in tone makes this a very redundant, single-colored ride. An improvement over the first film in many ways, but the first act really drags its feet and there's a puzzling lack of enthusiasm, energy and suspense to it all.

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Surpreendeu-me o fato de que é relativamente uma franquia bem-sucedida, fora que os quatro filmes saíram ano a ano, de 2012 a 2015. Imagino que em 2012 mesmo houve o anúncio da sequel, o que, em tese, abranda os problemas que o primeiro traz, o que não os elimina. Aqui o enredo opta por abandonar o jogo e focar em toda a política por detrás do império, o controle e a possibilidade de rebelião, então pode-se dizer que é a preparação mental e estrutural para a protagonista e o cenário que precisamos para o encerramento do enredo. Embora agora haja um foco maior em uma reta funcional, ela é como uma teia do Homem-Aranha: frágil DEMAIS para a imaginarmos como algo real. Tudo o que acontece aqui é só uma base para tornar verossímil tudo o que vem no após, porém não há verossimilhança para o que já está aqui. É abrupto e superficial sobremaneira. E a cena final é péssima. Perdi a vontade de continuar a franquia, devo dizer.