First Time Watching The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 (201) | Movie Reaction

[@Stormed95]

From the book- “What I need to survive is not Gale's fire, kindled with rage and hatred. I have plenty of fire myself. What I need is the dandelion in the spring. The bright yellow that means rebirth instead of destruction. The promise that life can go on, no matter how bad our losses. That it can be good again. And only Peeta can give me that.” I think the development of her feelings for Peeta are clearer in the books only because you get the first person narration, inside her head you get to see the growth there. Can’t wait for you to see Songbirds and Snakes!

[@hello.kitty-bong]

hands down my favorite part of the books is this paragraph 😭 and it so good to describe why they ended up with each other and I just wish some how it ended up in the movie to help people better understand their love🥺

[@nec_na5295]

Thats the first thing I wanted to comment aswell! :D it's such a beautiful description of her feelings ~

[@llorona7847]

Katniss kissing Gale never meant anything. It was for his benefit. When she kissed Peeta in the sewer & Quarter Quell, it was her love for him growing. IMO

[@Kiibo.Idabashi]

Exactly my feelings. Kissing Gale was only for his benefit/to satisfy him for the moment. Kissing peeta was purely out of love

[@LippsReacts]

I definitely sensed this more while editing. I so deeply wanted Katniss to feel real passion but she was forced to live in survival mode for so long and like many she had to play many games to survive

[@StaceyLuvsSnom]

@@LippsReactshave you realised whenever Katniss kisses Peeta out of love the music is more romantic? It doesn’t happen with Gale. Music really says a lot

[@nicanproud]

​@@LippsReacts In the books, she literally thinks this all the time. She has no space to think about that because she is so busy worrying about everyone's safety. She can't really distinguish what she's feeling. All she knows is that Gale fuels her rage and fire and Peeta is the calm in the storm. She doesn't recognize her love for Peeta until everything has calmed.

[@trishamarr946]

@@Kiibo.IdabashiI literally call them the pity kisses

[@maizen1335]

In the books Plutarch talks to Katniss instead of delivering a letter, but Philip Seymour Hoffman, the actor that played him, died during filming, so they rewrote the script to be a letter instead as a tribute to him and to honor his friendship with the cast.

[@cassidyhausmann-mason4537]

Didn't see anyone else saying this in the comments, but Katniss repeating "My name is Katniss Everdeen, I'm from District 12," etc. is actually part of her therapy due to her PTSD! The doctors told her to list things that she knows are true, starting from the most simple to the most complicated truths. Her identity and her heritage are the simplest, easiest, truths she can think of.

[@LippsReacts]

Ohhhh! I noticed Peeta was doing it too so that makes sense

[@cassidyhausmann-mason4537]

@@LippsReacts Yes, kind of! With Peeta, he basically had his entire sense of reality shattered due to the tracker jacker venom and has to reconstruct it, and he does that through the "real or not real" game. With Katniss, she knows what's real, she just has to remind herself and reinforce those beliefs, through making her lists.

[@thatweirdfangirl15]

Okay but Prim's death and Katniss crying and screaming at the cat always gets me no matter how many times I watch this 😭

[@LippsReacts]

SAME!!! I cried editing this

[@Kiibo.Idabashi]

I will never not get choked up at the scene at the end with Kathiss and Buttercup

[@steffanixoom]

As a sister, and both of us being cat parents, that scene breaks me every. Single. Time.

[@nachtsunterwegs]

About Johanna - remember how in Catching Fire she said there was no one left she loved? After her Hunger Games she refused to be prostituted, so Snow had her complete family killed. When she and Katniss were going to get the wire to the water, she said that they should hurry up because she didn't want to be grilled. So, when the arena came down and she was snatched and kept prisoner together with Peeta and Annie, that's how they tortured her. They made her stand in water and electrocuted her. It was one of the most heartbreaking and disgusting storylines in the books, right up there with Finnick being prostituted at age 14 and the story of one friendly peacekeeper from Distict 12 that they cut from the movie.

[@TylerRamos-oy5ph]

Definitely the book shows how much she loves Peeta and how Gale’s betrayal made her never be able to have any feelings for him. His plan killed Prim, he only cares about himself even in his confession of that it’s about him.

[@LippsReacts]

😭😭😭 heartbreaking

[@thedothrakian6355]

Katniss's primary motivation for volunteering for the Games was to save Prim, and the tragedy is that despite all her efforts and sacrifices, Prim ultimately meets a tragic end. It's a powerful commentary on the senselessness of war and the devastating consequences of trauma and violence. The series doesn't shy away from exploring the darker aspects of human nature and the cost of rebellion and revolution.

[@Pfruit0916]

Katniss kissing them was never about manipulation. She didn’t want to have romantic feelings for anyone. She kissed Gale for his benefit bc he clearly had feeling for her. Peeta in the other hand suck up on her, she developed real feelings for him while they were on the tour. They didn’t show it as much in the show but she slept in his arms ever night and it was the only thing that kept the nightmares at bay. His innate goodness brought her peace. In the book she said kissing peeta basically gave her butterflies, something she never felt with gale. But she was also very afraid that loving & losing would destroy her. That’s what happened to her mother when her dad died.

[@katieb.024]

32:30 I’m sure I’m too late and people have said, but when something is referred to as a “mutt” in this world, it just means anything the capitol has created. Something usually hybrid, that didn’t already exist, or is an addition to something preexisting. That’s why Peeta and Katniss have referred to each other as mutts, they’re saying the capitol created who they are now, and that they aren’t quite human anymore. Very sad

[@LippsReacts]

Very sad indeed. When she called him a mutt in this movie 😭😭😭 it felt like a knife

[@katieb.024]

@ I think it all hurts wayyy more knowing Peeta’s last words before the first games were “I just don’t want them to change me. If I’m going to die, I want to still be me.”

[@maizen1335]

44:21 One thing they don't really touch on in the movies is the Victor's Purge. The Capitol killed all the Victors they thought would ally with the rebels, and the rebels killed all the Victors they thought would ally with the Capitol. Out of the 59 Victors still alive during the Quell, only 7 survived. Katniss, Peeta, and Haymitch from 12, Johanna from 7, Annie from 4, Beetee from 3, and Enobaria from 2, the lady with the shark teeth from the Quell. She was captured along side Johanna and Peeta after the 75th, but doesn't seem to have been messed up nearly as badly as they were. She also wasn't rescued by 13, which means she stayed in the Capitol for the duration of the war. Unfortunately we don't know like, anything about her, because it sounds like she'd have an interesting story to tell. Commander Lyme, the woman at 5:09, was also a Victor from 2, but since she doesn't show up in that meeting she must've died between the bombing of the Nut and the end of the war.

[@thatgirlnextfloor]

The kids at the end are Jen Law’s actual nephews and the older one really liked Josh. They were really playing at the end there.

[@LippsReacts]

Awwww!!

[@trishamarr946]

@@LippsReactsthe baby was my fave. Fact during the filming of the epilogue it was done the next year after they have done everything for MJ1 and 2 back to back, the baby Jen was carrying, was such a heavy sleeper they couldn’t make the baby wake up until they figured out like really obnoxious almost farting balloon noises just to wake up the baby 😅

[@kathrynbaker7278]

Katniss does a wonderful job of describing her love for Peeta at the end of the book. To paraphrase, Gale was full of fire and I had enough fire on my own. What I needed was Peeta, the dandelion in the spring that brings hope.

[@fsociety7494]

The movies make it seem alot more manipulative then in the books. In the books it gives a better picture of her feelings and confusion about those feeling for Peeta. Also in the book, it is way more clear that she sees gale as brother who she loves, but feels bad that she know he has romantic interest in her and kind of expresses it back to him at times from pity.

[@LippsReacts]

Oooo interesting. I fear I lacked a better word to say. Manipulation feels like an evil word and I don’t intend to make it seem like I think Katniss is cruel. But her kisses being game like feels accurate for the world.

[@NuttykittyYeah]

The movies really failed Peeta as a character. They really watered him down to almost nothing compared to what he was in the book. Peeta was so much more charismatic, fun and loving in the books. He truly loved Katniss unconditionally and all he wanted was her to be happy, with him or without, as long as she was happy, so was he. Unlike some other characters *cough* Gale *cough*. The third book was so hard to read as a Peeta fan. The capital absolutely destroyed him and with the exception of Finnick everyone treated him like trash even Katniss at first which was really disappointing, I do understand her reaction to some extent but Peeta, if the roles had been reversed, wouldn't have treated her that way. Forever a big Peeta defender and Gale hater lmao. Loved your reactions to these movies! Can't wait for the Ballad of songbirds and snakes.

[@fsociety7494]

I couldn't agree more, katniss frustrated me so much the way she acted towards peeta in the beginning of the mockingjay book, which didn't change until haymitch knocked some sense into her. If it was reversed peeta would have done anything in the world to try and help her to

[@trishamarr946]

He was very funny too indeed I mean that Cave scene where they were both eating and thought of what Effie owuld have said if they ate messy really hilarious boi 😅 and the best one of my faves is when “you here to finish me off sweetheart” right when Katniss was looking for him was charming of him to even flirt while in survival mode lol

[@nicanproud]

I am sure someone said this but its implied that the reason Gale wanted Katniss to shoot him is because he was expecting his plan to have a second delayed bomb (that he talked about earlier) was going to happen. He knew his plan was going to be used to kill children right in front of Katniss's eyes. But even when he was apologizing, he still talked about himself. Katniss would never be able to see past him being the reason her sister is dead. When all she ever did was to keep her sister alive.

[@LippsReacts]

Oooooo this is new perspective to me. Even as I was editing I thought it was probably because he didn’t want to be used for information since they all had the pills they were meant to take

[@Welovetaylorswiftforever]

It doesn’t true it because he didn’t want to suffer in captivity

[@nicanproud]

@@Welovetaylorswiftforever I think it's a bit of both. But I feel fairly good about the assumption that he knew what was coming. Some people think he knew Prim would be killed, but I don't think so.

[@AlbertHuebsch]

Interesting plot fact hear, in the original script Plutarch was supposed to give this speech to Katniss face to face. Unfortunately, Philip Seymour Hoffman who played Plutarch died unexpectedly before the scene could be shot. Because of this they rewrote the scene so that Haymich read the speech as a letter written by Plutarch.

[@merandapitman7561]

Katniss does love Peeta, he is the one she can't survive without, their whole thing was always keeping eachother alive. I feel for most of Mockingjay Katniss is realizing just how mucn Peeta means to her, especially in part 1 when he was in the capital.

[@LippsReacts]

Agreeeed. It didn’t land for me so much first watch but I definitely share this perspective now. When he comes back home 😭😭😭

[@LadyGingerbread9339]

Great reaction! You are intuitive, empathetic, and compassionate! ❤ You really feel how unfair and lonely Katniss is especially after Prim was murdered by President Coin. Prim wasn’t old enough to be a district 13 solider and Katniss surmises that Coin signed off on putting Prim on the front lines. Coin believed that Prim’s death would firmly place Katniss’ support in her presidency…as long as she got to kill Snow (45:43). Haymitch KNOWS Katniss and agrees to the plan.

[@neoculttexh]

literally all of her kisses with peeta meant something. even the ones where she was “pretending” in the books she talks about how they made her feel things. gale even says she only kisses him when he’s in pain so it’s clear that only her kisses with him mean nothing 😭 she has always loved peeta but i def think it’s made way more clear in the books

[@melaniem948]

They played up the love triangle for the movies. In the books it’s Peeta who is the love interest

[@robyne3297]

Katniss's truest love is her love for her sister. Primrose was the driving force behind many of her choices. The rest of the stuff that happens to her is based on someone else's choice. She won one Hunger Games but they still put her back in the arena, schemed behind her back, turned her into the Mockingjay, and manipulated her at every turn. A boy she genuinely cared about (and I'm not even meaning in a romantic way) was kidnapped and turned into a weapon to kill her. Yet, Gale is constantly whining about whether she loves him or not, and she's basically like, "I don't have time for that right now. I'm trying to keep my family and myself alive." and he just continues to whine and give her guilt trips. If Gale truly loved Katniss, he would have given her space and helped her heal from the trauma of TWO trips to the arena. Nope. He was only concerned about his needs and interests.

[@js1423]

I think this film shows some of the more severe complexities of war. The rebels are in the right to take down Snow and his regime, but they also ended up committing atrocities, such as opening fire among the evacuating civilians or bombing the children. Like with wars in real history

[@HRLastro]

Katniss was grieving the loss of Peeta throughout the Mockingjay. She only kisses Gale because he's in pain and she thinks that what he wants in that moment and she also kisses him when she feels lonely. Here is a little scene from the book: When the rescue team came back from the capitol, she saw Finnick and Annie reunite, they were hugging and kissing. So when Katniss found out they rescued Peeta, she wanted him to see her first when he woke up, she thought he was going to kiss her or hug her but instead we know what happened. After that Katniss thought she'll never get him back. He was also one of the reasons why she was determined to kill snow. She thought she was going to die in process of doing that and Peeta will die insane and hating her. That's why she is trying to push her feelings for Peeta away, she's trying to feel nothing. I get that you are really confused about what Katniss was feeling during mockingjay but she's deeply traumatized and no one's is there to support her. The ending was more about the hope rather than a focus on a simple love story. Katniss wouldn't have lied to Peeta about her feelings, especially after the first Hunger Games. The final scene in the meadow takes place 15 years later. I'm glad we didn’t get to see the part where they gradually rebuilt their relationship, as every aspect of their "fake relationship" was preyed upon by the capitol. As much as I'd like to know about their relationship after everything, the author made the right decision.

[@drowor]

I was so glad gale was gone. I’m surprised you were shocked that he isn’t around.

[@LippsReacts]

I didn't really understand how involved he was in everything until I was editing ngl

[@redviper6805]

Hoffman died before completing the movie, hence the letter Katniss gets near the end of the movie

[@js1423]

Alma Coin is an example of needing someone as ruthless as Snow to take him down, but she is not fit to rule over a nation that has to heal from a civil war. That’s why they also showed Paylor as a more humanitarian leader, who doesn’t hate the average civilians of the Capitol.

[@genny5309]

Patina Miller, who played Paylor, is a terrific actress too. She won a Tony Award the the revival of Pippin, was in the cast of the TV show Madam Secretary, and has had many other roles. She was so good as Paylor.

[@AdamJD519]

The 5th movie is a prequel that deals with Snow as a Teen and with him as a mentor for tributes it is worth a watch it gives more backstory

[@LutBen13]

You are going to love the books! So excited for you! So many details in them that can’t make it to the movies. And if you are getting them in March, I believe the new one also comes out in March so you could get that one also!

[@LippsReacts]

I haven’t been so excited to read in a long time!!

[@ellyraeken]

you’re right about this storyline not continuing BUT, the universe is alive and well! there’s another movie, the ballad of songbirds and snakes, which tells snow’s story and the author, Suzanne Collins, is releasing another book this year call “sunrise on the reaping” which tells the story of haymitch’s games. all we know about his games from the og trilogy is that it was the 50th, 2nd quater quell, there was double the tributes (48 instead of 24), the arena was designed to look cute but nearly EVERYTHING was deadly, and haymitch won by a weapon ricocheting off a force field! ive loved your reactions, i cannot wait to watch what you do next🤍

[@randybass8842]

Please cut spoilers

[@ellyraeken]

@ its not really spoilers, its more common knowledge. haymitch’s games are discussed in the og trilogy, both in the books and the movies

[@michaelanderson5301]

In the book the scene of Katniss and Buttercup hits you in the heart. Two natural enemies, sharing the same love for one gone, end up protecting each other from the night.

[@JorgiePorgie2011]

Suzanne Collin’s is an extraordinary writer.

[@LippsReacts]

I can’t wait to grab the books

[@SharinganAvenger]

A love watching creators watch this series for the first time, it's always so interesting to see all of your reactions! I always love to see people's reactions to Prims death as well as sad as it is. When the first movie was about to come out I was obsessed with the trailer and would watch it on repeat. I hadn't read any of the books yet and unlike some other movie series, when they started filming these all the books were published. So like an idiot I decided to read the comments under the trailer for the first video to see if others were also as excited as I was. Someone in the comments without marking it as a spoiler said something like "It's so sad that Katniss volunteers for Prim and does pretty much everything in the series for her sister only for Prim to die in the end anyway" and I remember being devastated! Like PERSON! So many people haven't read the books yet and you comment THAT on the trailer for the first movie??? One thing that I always love about the ending that a lot of people didn't like is that Katniss had children. The thing is, is that if they only watch the movies I understand why that seems so weird and like such a cliche happy ending and almost to happy of an ending. However in the books before the first reaping (at least I think its the first book) Katniss and Gale have a conversation and Gale talks about wanting kids later and Katniss says she will never have kids because she doesn't want to see them possible get reaped. So the fact we see her with two children shows she has accepted that she is safe and any kids she has are also safe from the fear of the hunger games, and I think that was a great way to show it honestly.

[@iuile]

I know there are a lot of vocal people who will disagree with me. I just have to say I love how these films showed the information and let the viewers figure it out on our own. Take the passage of time. I've seen comments from people complaining that because we don't get to hear Katniss' thoughts, people who watch the films but don't read the books won't know she shut down for months. Except that information *is* there. The last time Katniss saw Johanna was in District 13, 2 to 3 days (I believe) before the double bombing in the Capitol. Katniss says "mom" in the hospital and then doesn't say anything else until she is shown wandering around the mansion before she goes into the greenhouse and Snow is there. Even the snow on the ground is a good visual indicator of how much time it's been, but I'm sticking with Johanna because, when Katniss next sees Johanna in the Capitol at the meeting of the remaining Victors, Johanna has around an inch of hair growth. On average, hair grows around half an inch a month, so if Johanna were healthy (not recovering from being tortured), it would indicate it's been two months since leaving district 13/the double bombing. But Johanna was tortured and very unhealthy, so the hair growth would have taken even longer. These films absolutely followed the rule 'show, don't tell.'

[@trishamarr946]

I can’t wait for Haymitch’s book (this year) and movie next year. I hope they get a bit of a reunion for the trio aka Haymitch with Katniss and Peeta at the end, Ohmygosh I’d ball 😭

[@LippsReacts]

that would be so beautiful 😭

[@lauradanielly4891]

The movie "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" tell the 10th hunger games, as Snow as a district 12 girl's mentor. It's insane!

[@FirstNameLastName-wt5to]

The movies do a poor job of portraying the Gale/Peeta relationships. It was always Peeta for Katniss in the books. From the beginning. She just had too much on her plate to even consider a romantic relationship and she didn’t want to bring kids into this world. She only ever kissed Gale to make him happy. Perhaps she was even a little resigned to thinking he was her future out of necessity to survive.

[@steffanixoom]

You should definitely read the books, they give SO much more insight into all of Katniss's feelings & motivations because it's first person. Because they're YA novels they're a really fast read, but they're brilliant

[@LippsReacts]

That’s what I’ve been hearing. I’m going to pick them up in march (I’m in the UK atm and my luggage is already overweight)

[@fernando98322]

I watched them myself for the first time in 2024. I didn't know anything about the story really, I knew the meme "Let the Hunger Games begin!", I didn't know the context, the brutality. The only other thing I've heard is that "the sister she volunteered for at the start of the movie dies out of nowhere just like that at the end of the story", something along those lines. Can't say what the world thought about the story ten years ago when it was new. The only thing I can say for myself now is that it's brilliant, genius. I realized those packages were bombs. Then I realized there was a second bomb... The gut punch that it wasn't Snow, it was Coin. Brilliant story. RIP Finnick Odair

[@absynthefaerie]

Imagine if Katniss is Arya Starke telling some daughter she somehow has in her future even though it isn’t her about her list.

[@memphissings424]

I love the hunger games movies so much i watch the first hunger game movie when i was probably 11 or 12

[@giu.s]

Still cant get over the fact that even years later, Peeta still has to control himfelf to not hurt katniss because of all the brainwashed that Snow did

[@MaddieBullock]

I got to thinking about Caesar today and the question of whether he actually cared about Katniss and Peeta or not, and I personally think he did. Yes, he was doing his job, but he's been in with the Capitol and all their tricks for years. Obviously, he can make his own choices, but he also simply doesn't know any different. That's at least how I see it.

[@michaelanderson5301]

In a better world, Katniss and Snow could have been friends. Coin and Katniss were two sides of the same currency. When Katniss takes out Coin, Snow is as ecstatic as a grandfather seeing his granddaughter make the 3 shot at the buzzer to win the game. Even when he was being torn to shreds, he went out cheering

[@boqndimitrov8693]

I like the realistic ending of the story, especially when it comes to Katniss Everdeen. In fact, the ending in the book is even more realistic when it comes to Haymitch, who after the end of the rebellion returns to drunkenness. Sometimes I wonder what episode 4 would have looked like if Philip Hoffman had not died... may he, Donald Sutherland, and everyone else from the creators of this wonderful tetralogy who are no longer with us, rest in peace.

[@mayflyrose8195]

43:00 you're even more right than you think. Prim was too young to have completed her medic training by then (even though she was advanced) by this movie/book she was barely 14-15. Coin would have had to authorize sending her to the front lines.

[@Welovetaylorswiftforever]

I just want to say that the point of the movie was that no one succeeded in "their mission" Katniss wanted to save her sister and she still died Peeta didn’t want the capital change him and he never be the same again Gale wanted keep katniss family and his boom kill her sister

[@LippsReacts]

😭😭😭😭

[@Welovetaylorswiftforever]

Gale made the bombs but didn't say they would use that way and kill children And in the book she never said to him goodbye She asked him if it was his boom and he said that he don’t know if that was him and said that doesn’t matter if it was him because every time she looked at him she will see her sister died And she actually wanted to forgive him but they both know that it’s not gonna work And when she came back home even after Peeta came back home she went to Where she and Gale used to meet and waited for him to come and he never did It was so sad to read that😭 Sorry for the spelling mistakes English it's not my mother tongue

[@drsavage3262]

This one got dark! Great reaction.

[@LippsReacts]

It really did. It might be my favorite tho

[@ryanhill-x6m]

hey I’m Ryan I have a movie request Austin powers international man of mystery and if you can please wear gloves to

[@StaceyLuvsSnom]

@@LippsReactsthe book is even darker

[@ptolover7]

I can't recommend the books enough. The movies are decent adaptations but they had to leave out so much and that meant we didn't get to see how much Katniss really did end up loving Peeta, it left out some really good characters and back stories, it caused some things to make no sense (like the group leaving an eccentric clothing shop without putting on any sort of disguises, because even though they do it in the book, it would look very silly and unserious for us to watch Katniss seeing Prim die while wearing goofy makeup), but the biggest omission was my favorite plot which saw Katniss and Johanna living together and becoming almost like sisters (as in, bothering the hell out of each other but you can still tell they care deep down). I listen to the audiobooks all the time, absolutely love them

[@neoculttexh]

so happy you noticed that peeta stopped her from taking the pill, a lot of people don’t realize that for some reason 😭

[@LippsReacts]

It was a quick action in a very hectic moment 😩

[@kaygee2121]

There are no vacations in war. I get where you're coming from though. Katniss was just a pawn, no matter the side she was on. Thankfully, in the end, Peeta became her solace.

[@lauradanielly4891]

Just my favorite saga (movies and books too) ❤

[@LippsReacts]

SAME! The movies at least but I can’t wait for the books

[@lauradanielly4891]

@LippsReacts In the books there are details that make the story more revolting. And Katniss is even more sagacious. Please let me know your opinion when you read it 🙌

I was waiting for this video! You really made my day thank you

[@LippsReacts]

Yay!! This comment made my day so thank you

[@hiymecorp.258]

1:16 I’ve been asking myself this question for years 😂😂

[@hartjohnson2975]

The 5th movie is a prequel.

[@clairealderwood1928]

Hollywood played up a love triangle. The chemistry you see maybe what happened in the real world according to JLaw.

[@JasperHillman]

Are you planning on watching the prequel? I'm not sure if you've said but it's one of my favorites

[@Kiibo.Idabashi]

@@JasperHillman I'm pretty sure she said she's already recorded Songbirds and Snakes in the comments of her Catching Fire reaction!

[@JasperHillman]

@Kiibo.Idabashi oh! Cool, thanks for letting me know.

[@Kiibo.Idabashi]

@@JasperHillman No problem!

[@LippsReacts]

Indeed! It’s already recorded and editing will start this week :) excited to share it

[@dobby1327]

I adore your reactions. You’ve gotta watch the Harry Potter series if you haven’t already!!!!

[@zacharyharless6877]

The fifth book and movie is prequel to the the hunger game movie and book and it follows president show when he was a teenager and it is the tenth year of the hunger games so it close to the First uprising

[@marianielsen2274]

cant wait for your reaction to the next movie. songbirds and snakes. it is a prequel about snow

[@TheOfficialRAZ]

The 5th is a prequel as will be the 6th.

[@yefanys]

Okay so it's time to sob.😭

[@LippsReacts]

Right? I sobbed again editing this

[@AlbertHuebsch]

Suzanne Collins has already written a new book in the series called The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. This one is set at the time of the tenth Hunger Games. The book is an excellent read, but the movie in my opinion is terrible mainly because the actress they chose to play the protagonist Lucy Gray Baird was a very bad choice. Miss. Collins is in the process of writing a fifth book in the series set to take place during the 50th Hunger Games, (the games that Haymich won). Release date is scheduled to be March 18, 2025. I'm looking forward to buying and reading the new book and seeing the movie when it's released.

[@anonamos225]

By now you surely have a lot on your plate with ASOIAF and Dune on top of everything else but if you're ever feeling for something less dense I'd recommened getting into these books.

[@LippsReacts]

They are on my list! I’d buy them already if i were home in the states but my bags are already at max weight ☺️

[@RowdyRuth]

Lovely reaction 💞

[@LippsReacts]

Thank you!!

[@krypticraptors9863]

So sad that you’re finally coming to the end of this magnificent series 😢

[@LippsReacts]

How can I fill the void?! 😭😩 I loved this series

[@krypticraptors9863]

@ unfortunately you don’t :( can’t tell you how many reaction videos I’ve watched of this series just to watch them again haha. But I loved your reactions they were one of the best on this series!

[@StaceyLuvsSnom]

@@LippsReactsthe books, the books, the books

[@jbob919]

Another great reaction like always! Have you seen Breaking Bad / Better Call Saul? If you haven't, it would be a great addition to your channel!

[@100percentnonofyourbiz]

the fifth movie is a prequel

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react to thg the ballard of songbirds and snakes!!

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Boost^^

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It’s coming!!

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Please look The Sopranos)))

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Ltd. Jackson also played Enson Roe in Star Trek the next generation.