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deJoost | For your daily design inspiration | Joost Poolman Simons Social Media Supports 'Hunger Games' More Than 'Twilight,' Less Than 'Potter' [CHARTS] Social media users are more positive about the upcoming Hunger Games movie than they were about the final installment of Harry Potter, but not quite as stoked as they were for the first Twilight: Breaking Dawn film. The Hunger Games, set for release this weekend, is the latest fantasy-oriented picture to feature a teenage or pre-teen protagonist, so it's interesting to compare its buzz on social media with the two most recent similar blockbusters. The first of two Twilight: Breaking Dawn films was released last November, while Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 debuted in July. Mashable tapped social media analysis company Fizziology to look at sentiment on Twitter, Facebook and blogs for the Hunger Games. Nearly twice as much of the coversation on social media has revolved around buying tickets early for The Hunger Games than was the case for Twilight, at 7% to 4%.
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T Magazine Now trending: accessories with woodsy patterns and burnt orange shades. (Photographs by Martin Vallin. Styled by Johan Svenson.) Hello, Jemima Kirke of “Girls”! The spirit of San Francisco, illustrated, in a book. A new book chronicles the kinship between Eva Hesse and Sol LeWitt with the use of personal photos, affectionate letters and, as shown here, postcards from across the globe.