Lionsgate‘s upcoming “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” is projected to gross $950 million in worldwide box office, according to a new Wall Street analyst’s report. Alan Gould of Evercore ...

Most of what happened in “The Hunger Games” happens in “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.” On the page — which is to say, in Suzanne Collins’ book — it’s pure rehash. Once again ...

By Paul Bond Donald Sutherland recently told the Guardian that he hopes his newest film, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, will “stir ... solidarity with Occupy Wall Street, the closure of ...

With the “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” set to be released Nov. 22 ... When the Summit deal closed, Lionsgate stock was trading at $8.60. Wall Street analysts began asserting the stock ...

Also read: Why ‘Hunger Games’ Is Wall Street’s Favorite Movie Analysts had thought “Catching Fire” might challenge the $174 million May opening of “Iron Man 3,” based on pre-release ...

Played by Amanda Plummer, Wiress shows up in the second movie, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, as she and her fellow past winner Beetee Latier, portrayed by Jeffrey Wright, are pulled back into ...

There are plenty of typical science fiction and dystopian ideas throughout “The Hunger Games” stories, but “Catching Fire” interestingly threads a commentary on the role of celebrity ...

Personally, I hate the comparison between The Hunger Games and the Twilight franchise. It's ridiculous. The Hunger Games is an exciting, futuristic action-thriller about teen tributes fighting to ...

First off, let Catching Fire director Frances Lawrence assure the ardent fans of Suzanne Collins Hunger Games series that their sacred text will always be honored: “The movie is very ...

Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action, some frightening images, thematic elements, a suggestive situation and language. There's a moment of chilling violence in Catching Fire ...