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That’s a fair point, but then again, I’ve heard a lot of criticism about the effects in The Hunger Games, not that I necessarily agree with those criticisms but they’re there. Court and I were both hoping that whoever stepped in did have some action experience BUT a lot of Catching Fire is emotional story stuff so I see why Miller would be a choice and a good one. Like I said, I’d be happy with either, but just because a director is Oscar nominated doesn’t mean that they are necessarily the best fit for a movie. 

If Miller gets offered the director’s chair, he will be forced to push back a movie that he’s been trying to get off the ground, that has just added Mark Ruffalo to the cast, and that is more his type of movie to direct. So it might even just come down to whether or not he’s willing to make himself available for it. -T

I’m a bit torn with this because both of them are strong in what the other lacks. Lawrence has experience with effects (you see how he transformed New York for I Am Legend?) which will be very necessary for Catching Fire, plus he has experience in “world building” since he directed a few episodes of Kings (including the pilot). Miller has the credentials of being Oscar nominated and I liked Moneyball but he has no experience in directing large scale movies with tons of effects, which Lawrence does. Really, I’d be happy with either. Lawrence does have the advantage of having an open schedule which Miller doesn’t. - T

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As for my opinion, I’m sorry but I’m pretty sure I can speak for Courtney as well in saying that we’re for splitting Mockingjay and against splitting Catching Fire. There’s a lot that happens in Mockingjay that takes a lot more time to show than it does to read on paper. I mean, there’s a whole WAR going on in Mockingjay.

Splitting Catching Fire would unfortunately produce a pretty boring Part 1 movie, since a lot of it is angst and very little actual action towards the beginning, plus the Quarter Quell is actually quite short, everyone dies off pretty quickly and it ends prematurely.

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10AM PST, you’ll find out!

That might just be a re-airing of it. They wouldn’t air Entertainment Tonight that late at night.

A link? I’m not sure what you’re asking. The stills we just posted are from Empire magazine. They were taken from the iPad version of the magazine.

That means the evening on the 22nd!