
About this episode
Mockingjay Part 1.
Susanne Collins' Hunger Games series took the world by storm in 2008 and has continued to do so through the film adaptations.
Host Matthew Rushing is join by Andi VanderKolk in The 602 Club to discuss the first part of the finale Mockingjay Part 1. Together they dive into the first two films, the decision to split the final book into two movies, while dissecting the themes and topical nature of the series and rounding out the discussion with the validity of female lead films.
Host
Matthew Rushing
Editor and Producer
Matthew Rushing
Associate Producers
Norman C. Lao
Chapters
Hunger Games History (00:01:39)
The First Movie (00:06:07)
The Second Movie (00:13:28)
The Bombshell (00:18:09)
The Movie Itself - Mockingjay Part 1 (00:22:20)
Better Than The Book? (00:28:26)
The New Characters (00:35:05)
The Themes (00:40:08)
The Topical Nature Of The Series (00:46:15)
Female Action Heroes (00:53:30)
Closing (01:02:46)
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