Adaptations have always held a special place in the hearts of audiences, appealing to our deep-rooted love for nostalgia and comfort of the familiar. From the pages of books to movie screens, immersive video games to binge-worthy television series, adaptations have woven themselves into the fabric of modern media. Yet, discussions about the continued relevance of this beloved form of storytelling have erupted on a number of online platforms with the recent release of highly anticipated adaptations like the new live-action The Little Mermaid, Cruella, and The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Content warning: The following article contains spoilers from The Hunger Games series, as well as mentions of murder and suicide.
The Hunger Games. A battle to the death. A rebellion against tyranny. Whether you’re hearing about this series for the first time, or a diehard fan, not to worry — this article caters to both audiences! Read on as writers Mei and Merissa provide their takes and thoughts on The Hunger Games series.
Written by a Hunger Games New Comer
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