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Hunger Games: Le film Publié le 20 mars 2012 à 08h18 | Mis à jour le 04 mai 2012 à 08h59 The Hunger Games: les jeux sont faits et très bien faits Sonia Sarfati Hunger Games de Suzanne Collins est un livre sombre et brillant. Rappelons les « faits ». Chaque année, pour rappeler une révolte avortée, deux « tributs » âgés de 12 à 18 ans sont choisis au hasard dans chaque district et envoyés dans un territoire hostile où, sous les yeux des caméras, ils vont se battre. Téléréalité vicieuse et tordue, les Hunger Games se terminent quand il ne reste qu'un survivant. Dans le district Douze, Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence, qui porte le film sur ses épaules avec gravité et maturité - comme elle l'avait fait dans Winter's Bone) s'est porté volontaire pour remplacer sa petite soeur. Mais avant les combats, la fête. Il aurait pu y avoir là violence extrême, à la façon de Battle Royale de Kinji Fukasaku (adaptation du roman de Koushun Takami) qui sort justement en DVD ces jours-ci et est un bain de sang sans âme. De Gary Ross.

Cool Stuff: ‘Star Wars’ Tourism Posters By Steve Thomas It seems the coolest thing about Star Wars these days is not liking Star Wars. Bashing George Lucas and what has become of the Star Wars universe is certainly the latest craze and anyone who comes out and says they’re still a Star Wars fan probably feels like, well, what actual Star Wars fans felt like before 1997. In that long stretch between Return of the Jedi and the Special Editions, Star Wars wasn’t as despised as it may be now, but it certainly wasn’t cool like it was when the prequels came out. So, it’s a testament to the long lasting positive legacy of the franchise that artists continue to design posters inspired by the series. The first two prints, Kessel Run and Racing Through… are each 13 x 19 giclees, hand signed and numbered out of a limited edition of 150. As stated above, the rest of the series is still a few months out, but Acme posted tiny preview images of them: Seems we’ll be getting Sandcrawlers Across Tatooine, The Swamps of Dagobah, Lambda (?)

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