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Archive for August, 2011
New Game! – “Save Katniss”
Do you think you have what it takes to Save Katniss Everdeen from her competition? Well give it a try by playing our new “Save Katniss” game. PLAY GAME
VMA’s will show a Hunger Games clip!
This Sunday, Hunger Games fans will get to see a clip of the upcoming file during MTV’s Video Music AWards.
Jennifer will introduce the clip, which will then be available on MTV.com.
The 28th annual VMA awards will air Sunday from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles and performers include Adele, Lady Gaga, Lil Wayne, and Bruno Mars.
Jennifer Lawrence Recorded Rue’s Lullaby on The Hunger Games Soundtrack
For all you fans who have read the book, you know what we mean by Rue’s Lullaby and the part in the book where Katniss Everdeen sings the song following a tragic turn in the plt.
According to T-Bone Burnett, not only was the Lullaby recorded for the movie, but Jennifer Lawrence actually sings it!
When asked about the new track, T-Bone Burnett said:
“Yeah, we did. And it was beautiful. She did great. She’s singing great. Killer actor too”
Happy Birthday Jennifer Lawrence!
Jennifer Lawrence turns 21 years old today!
Hunger Games Second Movie Has Been Confirmed!
This week LIONSGATE announced that the second book of The Hunger Games Series, “Catching Fire,” will be delivered to audiences in November 2013.
This is a huger announcement and it is a rare occurence for a sequel to be announced prior to the release of the first movie. This does not happen very often!
The Hunger Games has been hyped as the next “Harry Potter” or “Twilight.” And it’s no coincidence that LIONSGATE scheduled “Catching Fire” on the same date AND the weekend before Thanksgiving. The same timeframe that several “Potter” and “Twilight” movies had $100-million-plus openings.
Although the possibility of a third film being made seems strong, no date for its release has been set.
Soundtrack from T Bone Burnett for the Hunger Games Movie
Lionsgate will partner with Universal Republic Records for an album which includes songs played in the movie and music inspired by the film’s themes. Additionally, there will also will be an album for the score score, written by Oscar winner T Bone Burnett and composer Danny Elfman.
Produced by Burnett, executive music producer for the film, the not-quite-soundtrack will include music by “some of music’s most successful and acclaimed artists,” Lionsgate’s head of music, Tracy McKnight said in a release.
No artists’ names have been announced yet. We will keep you posted!