kareemmesbah may contain spoilers and English is not my first language .. any way , if you watched that movie this means you definitely watched the rest of the series what means that you oriented more on how it will be settled more than development of characters , quotes or even scenario .. in my opinion. the master scene was when president elma called her self (the revolution leader) and declared her self a transitional president for unknown period ..this was a great realism and a great reaction from the true (revolution leaders ) i only wonder how there was a civil war without any story line except with everdeen and her friends . even when there were confrontation in front of the presidential palace..the camera also followed katniss too , i think the events was unfair with the revolution ..i mean i just wanted the revolution to be the real hero by the end of the movie .

alyaalghafri This is definitely an underrated movie and I feel the reason is because of the bittersweet end. Unfortunately many people don't recognize the undertones of the whole story: - This is a dystopian tragedy with a great degree of realism. - Katniss Everdeen is not a superhero. She is strong-willed but is also very vulnerable. She experiences fear, sorrow and the whole series does not portray her as an invincible hero, which is why I love her character. In fact, she is not given any special treatment by the rebellion forces but is well-respected for being a symbol of the resistance. - President Snow is not your typical all-bad one-dimensional villain. He is a dictator when it comes to his policies towards the districts, but at the same time he genuinely care about the well-being of his proximal subjects, i.e. the people of the Capitol. This is clearly seen when he provided shelter to all Capitol's refugees and despite knowing he lost the war, he stayed in his mansion amongst his people and did not flee. - President coin on the other hand is an antagonist who was introduced as a protagonist. She is smart, cunning and manipulative. She knows that media play a major role in winning the masses and her propaganda machine was the reason she won. - The war wasn't only about power and military might. Tactics and propaganda played a major role. This is why this movie is intelligent. The rebels weren't stronger, but were smarter. - The only thing that bothered me was that Katniss cried to Rue's death more than Prim's. However, I can understand that with everything going on in the aftermath of Capitol's fall, there wasn't much room for sentiments. We do eventually see her break into tears in a moment of silence and loneliness back in her house in district 12. This is one of those movies series that leaves you feeling emptiness after it concludes. You want more but you know there isn't any. It does conclude in an unpredictable yet very satisfactory way, and that is what I love about it. Overall, excellent acting, cinematography, soundtracks, storytelling and attention to details. I am not giving it 10/10 because of some minor flaws here and there.

Tweekums After the events of the first 'Mockingjay' film Katniss is recovering in District 13 and Peeta, in custody, is still convinced that she is the enemy thanks to his conditioning by those loyal to President Snow and the capital. President Coin, the rebel leader believes that Katniss must be kept safe to be used for propaganda purposes but she is determined that once the attack on the capital gets underway she will take part and that ultimately she will kill Snow. She manages to get to the attacking forces but is put in a unit of high profile rebels who are once again only going to be used for propaganda; even if this time there is some danger from the numerous booby traps set in the outskirts of the city. When the squad leader is killed she tells the others that they are part of a secret mission to kill Snow on the direct orders of Coin. They will face many dangers and many of them won't survive before they get to Snow's mansion… then Katniss will have to decide who the real enemy is.Having really enjoyed the previous films I looked forward to this conclusion and wasn't disappointed. There was plenty of action; this was varied and exciting. At times it was a war movie and at others it was close to being a horror movie as they battle genetically engineered 'Mutts' in the sewers. While few viewers will doubt that Katniss will survive and ultimately be triumphant there are some real surprises as other characters die. Panem may be a future North America but certain aspects of the story seem to be inspired by the end of Imperial Russia with Snow in the roll of the Tsar and Coin as Lenin… promising freedom for all but likely to be the next oppressor. Of course we have to have a feel good ending… this proves to be highly satisfying even if it is more than a little unlikely that the new president would watch the execution of the 'tyrant' from a position that is only slightly above the person due to be shot! Jennifer Lawrence does a fine job as our protagonist and Donald Sutherland impresses as President Snow; somehow he makes the character not totally unsympathetic even after all we've seen him order done. The rest of the cast is pretty solid too. Overall I thought this was a solid conclusion to the series; those who enjoyed the previous instalments should enjoy this and those that didn't probably won't.

Eka Marta Cahyan They should take some military consultant for the war scene. Realsm of war scene need a good consultant. In the war scene there's only full of infantry. There's no artillery, cavalry, etc. The mixing of a lot of infantry and multi-role combat plane are bad decision. The war look like a fake war.