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<\/p>\nThe Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, the second part of the third installment in the Hunger Games saga (2012), leaves a strange feeling. At first glance, the film seems to maintain a progressive tone, keeping a young woman as the protagonist, a girl capable of being strong and brave, yet sensitive, with her heart torn between two loves. However, the conceptual meaning of the entire saga is transgressed in this final chapter, released in November 2015, one of the most tragic in recent memory.<\/p>\n
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The story, which evokes the dynamics of gladiatorial combat, tells how a young woman decides not to kill her opponents, thus demolishing the very essence of her society, which assumes that these organized massacres are an outlet for hatred and resentment. This type of pacifist behavior becomes appealing to audiences when the film is a futuristic action blockbuster, where teenage romance plays a significant role in the narrative. The success of the first three installments of the series is built on the performance of Jennifer Lawrence, who won an Oscar in 2012 for the film Silver Linings Playbook. This actress bears the responsibility of championing the cause of young people who must fight wars that are not their own, wars in which they participate to represent the interests of others, who always fight, but through intermediaries.<\/p>\n
The approach taken by the latest Hunger Games film is therefore unprecedented, as it reduces the central conflict of the entire saga to a personal matter, where the young protagonist can only win by killing her opponent. The message it conveys betrays audience expectations and leaves a disappointing mark at the box office. This fourth film in the series is far surpassed by its predecessors, having the lowest attendance during its opening weekend. In its first days of release, during a November 2015 marked by high-profile terrorist attacks, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 was received with anticipation, but without enthusiasm. It is clear that movie theaters are demanding narratives that help find solutions, rather than being plunged into the dead end of violence, which only leads to more violence.<\/p>\n