My Thoughts On The Hunger Games Entry posted by Eyru March 22, 2012 507 views Share More sharing options... Followers 1 It was cool before it got popular.
Let's Henshin! Posted March 23, 2012 Meh, I never liked it. Found the books boring. Pain to read through imo. Quote Link to comment
Takuma Nuva Posted March 23, 2012 I've been meaning to read them since before they were popular. «Takuma Nuva» Quote Link to comment
Watashi Wa Posted March 23, 2012 Hipster thread. Kidding. If they're good books, I'm glad they're getting recognized. I'm about 3/4 of the way through the first one on audiobook, but I haven't hit the "zomg" moments yet, I guess. Quote Link to comment
Lyichir Posted March 23, 2012 I don't agree with this kind of mindset. Even if a franchise is merchandised to death, it doesn't change the quality of the original material. Personally, I never got into the series until the hype for the film had started to build. Yes, the movies will dramatically increase the number of crazy shippers and such. But it'll also introduce a small number of rational human beings to a series of generally good books. Quote Link to comment
Dorek Posted March 23, 2012 I read them in between when they were popular and when the movie hype started. I think it worked out fairly well. But nobody I know wants to go see the movie with me D: Quote Link to comment
Blessed Blade Posted March 23, 2012 ^ Join the club. Probably slightly different cases, but, end result is the same. =P Quote Link to comment
Aanchir Posted March 23, 2012 I read the first book after pretty much everybody in my family had done so. As in, yesterday. It's all right. Kind of reminds me of a William Sleator novel, especially the most recent I've read, Test, which takes place in a similarly decadent society. Can't say I'm especially excited for the movie. The book seems like the type of source material that could be adapted really well or really poorly. I haven't been following its development so have no idea what to expect. Chances are I'll end up seeing it with the rest of my family, though. Quote Link to comment
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