What is this for?

The ONLY question I have is in which part will that put that birth scene? Because that is the only part of the movie I will see.

Yeah, same here.

I am hoping someone puts it on youtube.

Isn't Katniss white? I didn't realize her race was in question. I think what threw me is that the photo really is just two blacks and a bunch of white folk, and race in America seems so much more complicated than that. Like I was surprised there were no Hispanics, although now that I think of it none of the characters depicted were overtly written as Hispanic so I shouldn't actually be surprised.

eta none was? none were? damn, I'm tired.

Burrell, I did read Katniss as basically white, but a little darker than Jennifer Lawrence -- olive-skinned, possibly with some nonwhite heritage. Some Native American blood seemed a strong possibility. But I also read Prim as very fair-skinned, and I think we're meant to assume they have the same father, so it doesn't really bug me that she's cast as white.

It does seem odd, as you point out, that Rue and Thresh might be the only tributes of any race other than white (as far as we've seen, anyway). *That* contradicts my image of the characters and the world of Panem pretty strongly.

I wonder who they'll cast as Finnick? I can't think of any young actors I know who'd be pretty enough for the character. In my head, he looks sort of like Jude Law circa "Talented Mr. Ripley" -- like an impossibly golden god.

It was interesting to see Jude Law and Matt Damon again in "Contagion" and see how they aged. Damon's become sort of stocky and solid, but in a good way, whereas Law became skeevy and squirrely, although that may have just been the roles.

I just watched "The Conspirator" and I think it's a film made for Buffistas in that it's sort of a procedural for West Wing geeks. highly reccommended.

Damon's become sort of stocky and solid, but in a good way, whereas Law became skeevy and squirrely, although that may have just been the roles.

That lines up with their personal lives, too....

And I think we all agree on Ripley-era Jude as Finnick. At least, the two of us do!

Law became skeevy and squirrely, although that may have just been the roles

I don't think he fulfilled his angelic potential, but that's due to not staying blond and also balding. But his Holmes isn't skeevy to me at all. He's delish. I also think he was hot in that Repo Man movie.

I'm currently stuck at Zac Efron or Steven McQueen for Finnck, although Steven's way too young. He's the age of the current tributes.

I'd like to see some Asian tributes. That would be, you know, NICE.

seems like it.