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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Where Everything Is In The Hunger Games

by Jamie Frevele | 5:30 pm, February 5th

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Okay, you guys: I haven’t finished the second book in The Hunger Games trilogy yet, so I am admitting openly to you that I didn’t read this entire post because it warned me of spoilers. However, I know enough to tell you that V. Arrow, who wrote the upcoming The Panem Companion: An Unofficial Guide to Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games, is the woman responsible for this map of Panem and its districts. (via io9)

  • Speaking of The Hunger Games, the movie will get a one-week engagement in IMAX when it comes to theaters in March! That, actually, might be kind of awesome! (via The Daily Blam)

    • There is a decent chance that we’ve posted this before, but it’s making the internet rounds again, and it’s pretty amazing to look at: the ‘Til Death Do Us Part Knuckle Duster by Kate Bauman. (via Technabob)

    If the world of The Colbert Report and The Daily Show With Jon Stewart was made into a Bond movie, here is what the poster would look like. (via BuzzFeed)

  • Geek Feminism has a list of comics featuring women of color. You might be interested.

    • Sigourney Weaver says that she’s read preliminary scripts for James Cameron‘s two Avatar sequels. Yes, she’s in them, and she provided this quote:

    I read early versions of the script, but I can not say anything else James Cameron comes here and kills me. I can say that I’ll be in both, we will turn them one after another and explore worlds that were not touched in the first episode… What is certain is that Cameron will begin filming in the new Avatar only after going underwater in a submarine that will build special purpose. I think it should go up to the Mariana Trench. Having put his hand on the Titanic for the 3D version has given him many ideas for narrative Avatar.

    (via Bleeding Cool)

    And, finally, via OMG DJ Judy, a steampunk Flash:

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    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Joshua-Yamada/100001820883138 Joshua Yamada

      Is that the official map of Panem?

    • http://twitter.com/camijosays Cami Jo

      it’s not official since it’s coming from an unofficial guide

    • Amanda Burke

      I’m pretty sure that map is wrong. First, isn’t the Capitol supposed to be in the Rocky Mountains? Also, for a district whose main industry is fishing, District 4 doesn’t have nearly enough water. 

    • http://twitter.com/EpicPseudonym K.K.

      I was under the impression that District 11 extended to the Gulf of Mexico and/or the Atlantic coast.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1208921 Nikki Lincoln

      Yea, it seems pretty flawed… the shapes of the districts don’t make any sense also given the lack of transportation, the distance they are supposed to be from each other, and the general size of the populations. I know district 12 was one of the smallest with 8,000 people, but I can’t imagine the others being so big as to cover many states (except maybe Harvest and Agriculture). 

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1603320065 Kirsten Zoe Hyer

      And district 2 is supposed to be large and in the mountains… do I have my geography wrong or isn’t that not the case with this map?