Have you seen the new posters for ‘Mockingjay’ Part 1?

By • Rebeca Flores

August 7, 2014

Calling all Hunger Games fans! Six new posters have been released from ‘The Hunger Games: Mockinjay Part 1’ on the internet. The posters appeared on a variety of different sites across the webosphere. The new posters highlight the characters of the penultimate film. Beetee, Haymitch, Finnick, President Coin, Effie and Plutarch Heavensbee made their debut in District 13! […]

Calling all Hunger Games fans!

Six new posters have been released from ‘The Hunger Games: Mockinjay Part 1’ on the internet. The posters appeared on a variety of different sites across the webosphere.

The new posters highlight the characters of the penultimate film. Beetee, Haymitch, Finnick, President Coin, Effie and Plutarch Heavensbee made their debut in District 13!

See them here:

We’re really excited about this movie! Are you??

‘Mockingjay’ part 1 hits theaters November 21st.

Thanks to Professional Fangirls for the info!

Rebeca Flores

I love reading! I love that books can take you anywhere, make you fall in love, and visit places outside of your reality. “A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies,....the man who never reads lives only one.”

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Saul Marquez • 10 years ago

These posters look GREAT! 😀 I’m SO excited.

I was worried when I heard they’d be doing it in 2 parts, but after seeing how good Catching Fire was, I have a bit more hope that they’ll be able to pull it off. *crosses fingers*

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