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## Video: Haunting New Posters For ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay’

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_Published 2014-06-24. Lionsgate, the studio behind “The Hunger  Games” and “Catching Fire,” released unusual posters for the upcoming film “Mockingjay — Part 1,” and they look like they were designed by President Snow himself._


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## Transcript

Hunger Games fans get a glimpse of Pan- Am propaganda with new Mockingjay movie posters. Lionsgate, the studio behind the Hunger Games and Catching Fire released unusual posters for the upcoming movie Mockingjay Part One. And they look like they were designed by President Snow himself. The seven posters feature unfamiliar faces from various districts who are deemed district heroes by the Capital. Each poster features an eerie portrait of the quote unquote hero, along with a salute from the capital and the quietly authoritative lines. Your diligent work makes us proud. Love your labor. Take pride in your task.

Our future is in your hands. The terrifying posters seemed to almost highlight the absence of the franchises stars. Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen, Josh Hutcherson as Peeta Mellark, and Liam Hemsworth as Gale Hawthorne. But they definitely take on the more menacing tone of the upcoming film. Catching Fire left audiences gasping as the games fell apart. Katniss was taken to the mysterious District 13 and Peter was kidnapped by the Capital. And now the Mockingjay posters, however chilling, have everyone talking about the highly anticipated film. If Lionsgate keeps it up with these high quality teasers.

They're going to have a big premier on their hands when the film is released on November 21st. Thanks for watching, I'm Jay Stuberg.

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