This is Pretty Spectacular: Watch the Hunger Games Second Quarter Quell

Don't Try This At Home

Recommended Videos

In what definitely takes the cake as the most impressive fan-produced video I have ever seen, Mainstay Productions put together a short film chronicling the Second Quarter Quell, a flashback featured in Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games.

We’re warning you now, if you haven’t read the second book the video does contain some spoilers. If you have, I highly encourage you to watch the video. Yes, it has gore. It is, after all, a book about children being sent into an arena to fight to the death; the video does a good job in illustrating that. Consider it a training session for when the first full-length Hunger Games movie, due out this March.

The short film shows us Haymitch’s time in the Quarter Quell, and his journey towards winning the games. For all who’ve read the books, you know that Haymitch is not in the most stable of mental conditions twenty five years after his time in the arena, and for good reason, given the violence he was exposed to.

In the upcoming film adaptation, Woody Harrelson is set to star as the aged Haymitch (it’s unlikely we’ll see young Haymitch until the second film), with Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen, Josh Hutcherson as Peeta Mellarck, Liam Hemsworth as Gale Hawthorne, and Elizabeth Banks as Effie Trinkett. Donald Sutherland will play President Snow, ruler of the Capitol and chief antagonist in the series.

It’s a long wait till March 23rd, though, and this thoroughly well-produced short is a great way to hold us over.

(via Youtube)


The Mary Sue is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article Here’s Why the ‘L’ Comes First in LGBTQ?
Read Article What Will Conventions Look Like in 2021?
Read Article Dear White People, I Need To Matter Beyond a Thank You
Black Lives Matter protest photo
Read Article Have You Ever Seen a Ghost?
Library of Congress Ghost picture
Read Article Taylor Swift Says She’ll Re-Record All Her Old Albums to Regain Ownership of Them
taylor swift,, voting, tennessee, blackburn, conservatives, vote.org
Related Content
Read Article Here’s Why the ‘L’ Comes First in LGBTQ?
Read Article What Will Conventions Look Like in 2021?
Read Article Dear White People, I Need To Matter Beyond a Thank You
Black Lives Matter protest photo
Read Article Have You Ever Seen a Ghost?
Library of Congress Ghost picture
Read Article Taylor Swift Says She’ll Re-Record All Her Old Albums to Regain Ownership of Them
taylor swift,, voting, tennessee, blackburn, conservatives, vote.org
Author
Alanna Bennett
Alanna is a pop culture writer who works as the Weekend Editor for The Mary Sue, an entertainment writer for Bustle, and a freelancer for everywhere. She has a lot of opinions about Harry Potter and will 100% bully you into watching the shows that she loves. Don't worry, it's a sign of friendship.