Hunger Games Star's Return Sparks Excitement

On March 23rd, the Hunger Games franchise kicked off back in March 2012 and became one of the biggest young adult hits of the decade.

Based on Suzanne Collins' popular books, it stars Jennifer Lawrence as Catanus Everdeen, a tough teen archer battling the oppressive capital N.

Deadly games were kids fight to survive.

The first movie crushed at the box office thanks to Lawrence's powerful performance and three sequels followed, turning it into a cultural phenomenon.

Jennifer Lawrence was already gaining notice from her role in the thriller Winters Bone in 2010, which earned her first Oscar nod and she suited up as Mystique in the X-Men films around that time.

The Hunger Games skyrocketed her fame, but she proved her range by winning best actress for silver lining's playbook that same year.

She kept landing big roles in comedies, dramas, and thrillers like Don't Look Up and No Heart Feelings while marrying Art Dealer Cook Moroni and welcoming two sons.

Fans still rave about the series for its mix of action, emotion, and social commentary, which resonated with teens and adults alike.

It launched Lawrence, Josh Hutchison as Peter Melark, and Liam Hemsworth into Stardom, while giving veterans like Woody Harrelson memorable parts.

The movie's grossed billions worldwide and sparked endless discussions on inequality and rebellion.

Josh Hutchison had a solid start as a kid actor, voicing characters in the polar express and howls moving castle, then starring in family adventures, like Zathur and RV.

He showed dramatic chops in bridge to Terabithia and the kids are all right, before landing PETA, the kind-hearted baker's son who changed his career.

Surjectory at age 18.

Now, excitement is building for Lawrence's return as cadness in the prequel sunrise on the reaping set for release soon, proving the Hunger Games.

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I'm Corey with The Story.