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These kind of questions come here over and over when we talk about adaptations (books to movies, games to movies, comics to games, etc.) and it's really simple to answer: 1) Because movies aren't the same as books—the same applies to comics, games, manga, anime, etc. etc. Really, keep in mind that maybe the book could be a really incredible ...

If I recall, as Clove has Katniss pinned and is about to kill her, the two women share some dialog about Rue. Thresh hears this and kills Clove. So, to reword it, Clove gloated about the death of Rue and Thresh overheard and killed her in his anger, but also saved Katniss for his gratitude towards her for taking care of her since he and Rue are both from ...

AirieFenix has given a really good answer above, but I would also add that first-person movies very rarely work satisfactorily. A great example would be Lynch's Dune, which sought to pile on as much exposition as possible through the use of copious inner monologues in the form of voice overs. Personally I don't have a problem with the film, but many ...

I could not find any definite answer, but I guess it should be "The Capitol" where the hunger games were conducted. The reasons being: 1) If the dictator would have run the game in the Districts in front of the people, it might have caused another rebellion. 2) From wikia The arenas were also a popular tourist destination for many Capitol citizens, who ...

In addition to overhearing the conversation between Katniss and Clove in the arena, Thresh may have also noticed that Rue had been "shadowing" Katniss during the training sessions. This may lend some credibility to Katniss' story. Also, if I remember both correctly, I think there was slightly more dialogue in the book between Thresh and Katniss during the ...