Jilli, the only way I'd be surer of that would be if the exhibit was in Disneyland's haunted house.
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If that were the case, then I finally would carry out my threat to move into the place.
Why does Netflix recommend I Love You Philip Morris to me after I add Tron: Legacy to my queue? I mean, I rented it too, but it's weird.
Lionsgate to make FOUR movies out of the Hunger Games.
There are only three books. And the last one isn't three thousand pages long like Deathly Hallows was.
I can see rearranging them though because of how the second one ends (and how complicated the third one gets).
I can see rearranging, but adding a whole extra movie? There's a lot in the beginning of Catching Fire you could (and probably should) zip over, when you're telling it visually.
I don't know, I read them all in a rush and all three kind of blur together, cutting them up a little differently seems like it could work.
It might work, Suzanne Collins wrote the script so they could move some things around a bit, it might work. I worry that we will get one whole movie of just backstory - that would be sorta boring as you can show a lot of it in snippets or they will spend a whole movie on just the first 1/3 of Mockingjay.
So, the main reason it seems to me, to make 4 movies is if they wanted to keep in as much action as possible. There's a lot of action (potentially, quite a bit written away in a paragraph) in the 3rd book, so if you wanted to keep those sequences - which may or may not feature Katniss - I'm all for it. They need to punch up the 3rd book anyway (until the finale) because some of it dragged.