The Hunger Games

During the finale, Cato has Peeta in a choke-hold, and blood on his hands.

Going back and forth from the duo to Katniss, the blood comes and goes.

During the Reaping, when Katniss yells, "I VOLUNTEER!" her hair is messed up and ruffled, however, when she states "I volunteer as tribute," her hair is combed again.

When Katniss is turning around to show her fire dress, you can see her hair (bun) comes apart.

But in the next scene her hair is nicely tucked in.

When Katniss is walking up for the Reaping she has a bruise on her neck.

In next shot it's gone.

While Katniss is hiding from the tributes in the tree she is shown once in her sleeping bag in one shot, and out of the sleeping bag in another.

When the 12 chariots are parading to the final stopping spot, the fans are throwing flowers and all kinds of things on the road that they ride in on.

When they show the overhead view and the last chariots pull up there is not one item on the roadway.

When Effie Trinket is shown from behind walking to the bowl to draw the girl tribute, she has a lot of hair on her neck.

Then, when she is shown from behind going to meet Katniss, she has just a few strands of hair there.

When Katniss is seeing images on the window of her penthouse room, in the forest image, when her face is focused, there is hair in front of her left eye.

But after shifting to the forest image and then shifting back to her face, there is no hair in front of her left eye.

When Katniss draws her bow to deliver the coup de grâce to Cato, she initially aims downward as would be expected.

But in the next shot, her aim changes to slightly upward.

She releases the arrow in a path that would clearly fly far over him.

When Katniss fires her arrow at the apples on the pile of goods, she is barely into the clearing, but as the explosion knocks her backwards, she seems to have moved forwards a couple of yards.

After Katniss receives her first gift from the sponsors, she leaves the container slightly opened.

The next morning as she is climbing the tree past that same canister, it is fully closed.

In the 'Reaping' scene when Katniss is seen yelling 'I volunteer' the camera shows her ducking under the Peacekeeper's arms, when the camera once again returns back to her she's back up straining against the Peacekeeper's arms.

During the speech from an instructor before the tributes commence their training, Glimmer can be seen to have a pimple on her right cheek, near her chin.

This is gone when she is on with Caesar Flickerman, but it could have been covered with makeup.

When Katniss is chased up a tree, Glimmer can be seen without the pimple on her cheek, but she has one on her throat, right under her chin, where she didn't have one before.

Then, when she laughs at Cato by the campfire, she has a pimple on her right cheek again.

When Katniss talks to Rue while they eat, Katniss has a few strands of hair hanging down over her right cheek.

They are no longer there in a shot of the side of her face.

When wounded Katniss is on the tree and receives a parachute, she takes off the lid of the can with the medicine and places it underneath it (the can).

In the following scene she's holding the lid on the side of the can.

In the Reaping scene when Effie opens the note that has Prim's name on it, the tape goes from being long on the left to being long on the right.

When Peeta throws the metal ball at the rack where the spears are, the District 1/2 representatives can be seen in the background with their arms hanging loose.

Immediately after that, they are shown with their hands folded together.

When the tributes are riding the chariots in the parade, in the first shot, Glimmer's shawl is off of her right shoulder.

When the camera cuts back to her, the shawl is back on her shoulder.

After Rue has died, her eyes move when Katniss is grieving.

When Katniss is trying to saw off the branch that is holding the trackerjacker nest, the nest is shown resting on another branch in one shot, then it is hanging free in the next shot.

During The Reaping, in the wide shot when the Mayor and his affiliates are being introduced, there is only a microphone and the chairs on the stage.

The Reaping Balls do not appear until Effie draws the names.

When Kat is driven from the tree by the fire she unties her rope and jumps down the tree apparently without putting the rope back in her bag.

But the following night, while hiding on a tree from the others who camp beneath her, she however has tied herself to the tree again with the same rope.

When Katniss hugs Peeta, her right arm crosses over Peeta's left shoulder, the following shot after, her arm is under Peeta's left arm.

After Katniss volunteers for Prim, it shows the crowd putting three fingers over their lips and kissing it as a sign of respect.

You can clearly see a man in the crowd wearing black with a camera.

This is often mistaken as a goof but remember that the 'Reaping' is being televised across Panem.

After Katniss has destroyed the stockpile at Cornucopia, she runs back into the forest and stops to whistle to the mockingjay and signal Rue.

In the wide shot you can very clearly see a blue marker for where she needed to stop.

During the District 12 reaping, Effie Trinket is the only character with a microphone.

However, after the female tribute has been chosen, Katniss and Primrose's voices can be heard amplified and echoed as if they were using microphones as well, even though neither are near the microphone.

This is only in some shots, and the echoes come and go.

After Rue has died and Katniss is putting a bunch of flowers in her hand, Rue's fingers move.

When Katniss and Peeta are about to eat the nightlock berries, in one shot there is a wall visible in the back round.

When she is on the Cornucopia at the end, Katniss has just one arrow left.

She shoots Cato with it.

When Cato falls among the beasts, she ends his suffering by shooting another arrow, which she shouldn't really still have.

At no stage in the movie is she seen to retrieve an arrow once fired.

When Katniss is cutting the branch with the tracker jackers she first starts cutting it with the sharp side.

Then when it cuts to the next shot she's cutting the branch with the rough side.

When Kitnap fights Clove, you can clearly see someone standing behind them.

When Peeta throws the metal ball at the spears, the career tributes (Cato, Marvel and Clove) are laughing at Peeta before he throws the ball.

After Peeta has thrown it, Clove has gone and Glimmer is in her place.

After Katniss blows up the stockpile of goods, in all future shots of the same clearing there is no indication that an explosion took place, or that the mines had been dug up.

This movie is so exciting, you will never get bored while watching this movie. From the beginning till the end of the movie it is so exciting.

Too concerned about the rules. Since the rules can be changed arbitrarily by the game maker, the game participants can also choose to comply or not.

I have not read the Hunger Games books, so I cannot compare the film to the book, but I really enjoyed it. The acting was also very good.

I've never read the book, but this basic plot is starting to become all so familiar. Having said that it was well acted and some of the visuals were stunning to behold.

What's with the unsteady cam? Heck, I can hold any camera steadier than the camera work in The Hunger Games, without image stabilization.

Although in retrospect, Running Man seems cheesy, the basic plot is the same, from the worldwide television audience to the boisterous game show host. The only differences are that here the contestants are teens, they did not commit any crimes and they go after each other.

To protect her younger sister, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) volunteers to take part in The Hunger Games. This is a televised battle where twenty-four teenagers – two from each of the districts of Panem – are forced to fight each other to the death.

With The Hunger Games, the decade old tradition of Hollywood continues, taking it all (from the first frame to the last) from an engrossingly well made Japanese Thriller called "BATTLE ROYALE" released in 2000.In short, the director and his writer take 90% ingredients for their over-cooked script from the Japanese Film.

The dystopian genre is refreshing to me. It's hard to present that, especially for PG-13 movies.