Intro:
Hello! Me and Emma are starting to make a newsletter about the Hunger Games! We will be talking about all things Hunger Games.
Interview with Emma:
Molly: So, Emma, how was the midnight showing of the Hunger Games last night???
Emma: It was very cool. It was 2 1/2 hours long.
Molly: Were there a lot of people there?
Emma: Not Really.
Molly: What was the best part of the movie?
Emma: The whole movie was the best part, but I would have to say that when Katniss killed Cato, I laughed.
Molly: What was the bummer part of the movie?
Emma: The beggining where they didnt really give more of Katniss and Gale.
Molly: Em, what did the director, Gary Ross, do the best at making the scene exactly like the book?
Emma: Not Sure!
And that concludes our interview. :)
News
The HUnger Games set a new record last night at the mindnight showing. The previous record was the "Twilight Breaking Dawn: Part 1". 96% of the U.S. had theatres' sold out tickets for the showing. Fans went all out dressed up in costumes so expensive that they are having to pay payments every month. Some sophisticated peeps estimate that the movie will make over 125 million on opening weekend!
Thank you for reading our short little newsletter!!!!!
Hello! Me and Emma are starting to make a newsletter about the Hunger Games! We will be talking about all things Hunger Games.
Interview with Emma:
Molly: So, Emma, how was the midnight showing of the Hunger Games last night???
Emma: It was very cool. It was 2 1/2 hours long.
Molly: Were there a lot of people there?
Emma: Not Really.
Molly: What was the best part of the movie?
Emma: The whole movie was the best part, but I would have to say that when Katniss killed Cato, I laughed.
Molly: What was the bummer part of the movie?
Emma: The beggining where they didnt really give more of Katniss and Gale.
Molly: Em, what did the director, Gary Ross, do the best at making the scene exactly like the book?
Emma: Not Sure!
And that concludes our interview. :)
News
The HUnger Games set a new record last night at the mindnight showing. The previous record was the "Twilight Breaking Dawn: Part 1". 96% of the U.S. had theatres' sold out tickets for the showing. Fans went all out dressed up in costumes so expensive that they are having to pay payments every month. Some sophisticated peeps estimate that the movie will make over 125 million on opening weekend!
Thank you for reading our short little newsletter!!!!!
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