There was no chemistry between Peeta and Katniss
Their union was awkward and I felt like he was like a little brother.
Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it.
> Their union was awkward and I felt like he was like a little brother.
Well, to be fair, Katniss was stiff and awkward throughout the whole movie. In every scene she had that faraway look in her glazed-over eyes.
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It was just weird to me and I didn't by the love between them there was absolutely no chemistry between the actors.
Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it.
Actually, I think this is the film where they show most chemistry. Katniss chat with him after she gets shot is one of their best scenes; even though he treats her like *beep* you can see she's really hurt because she loves him.
shareI think the chemistry was perfect since she was pretending to be in love no matter what she said.
faith begins at the end of your comfort zone.
I think the chemistry was perfect since she was pretending to be in love no matter what she said.Yeah, she was partly pretending in the first movie, and ironically I think they had better chemistry there than in the second movie, where she was supposed to really fall in love.
In MJ Part 2 (they had little interaction in Part1) Josh did a better job, and so maybe that inspired Jennifer. She did say in interviews that for the first time, she could spot no traces of Josh.
They played better off each other when in conflict, for some reason. There was more passion. I was almost happy they didn't have more scenes after the they were reconciled, because it looked like Josh might be going back to his old ways of doing "Nice Peeta", which worked so poorly in Catching Fire.
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