When The Hunger Games first hit theaters in 2012, it catapulted lead actress Jennifer Lawrence to stardom and kicked off a franchise with four movies and a new prequel now in theaters.

Talk about teen angst. The first Hunger Games movie hit theaters in 2012, followed by three sequels and a prequel (The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes) in 2023.

But all in all Hunger Games succeeded in every way it had to. 1. Catching Fire Naysayers may like the original better, but Catching Fire is the true victor of the series.

The exact middle is right where the first “Hunger Games” film belongs on this list. A solid start, the 2012 movie from director Gary Ross just never manages to quite hit the heights of the ...

His first day on the “Hunger Games” set, Liam Hemsworth felt the nightmarish vibe. “It was quite horrific to think about,” says the 22-year-old Australian actor.

Francis Lawrence, who has worked on all but the first "Hunger Games" movie, will return as director. The first four "Hunger Games" books have sold more than 100 million copies and been translated ...

The first footage of the hotly anticipated The Hunger Games movie premiered during the MTV Video Music Awards tonight, one of the final segments in a show that included an Amy Winehouse tribute, a ...

I’m eager to see what comes next in this franchise, and maybe we’ll get even more Hunger Games movies to look forward to. But for now, I’ll settle on the new one releasing in 2023 – and re ...

The first four films starred Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen, the girl from District 12 who won the Hunger Games and became one of the leading forces in the uprising against the Capitol.

A spinoff movie of "The Hunger Games," set six decades before the events of the original franchise, is in the works. Here's what we know so far.