I Don’t Remember This Pretend Scene From The ‘Hunger Games’ Sequel, But It Sure Is Awfully Realistic

Maybe you saw the sequel this weekend. And maybe you saw it five years ago. The folks at the Harry Potter Alliance made an interesting two-minute unauthorized spin-off to “The Hunger Games” with some scary-accurate facts. At 1:48, I laughed, then raised my fist into the air.

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Nov 25, 2013

If you’d like to see more of the smart things the Harry Potter Alliance is doing to create awareness around real-world issues using pop culture, you could Like them on Facebook. If you think those facts are kind of scary and should be known by more people, you could also totally share this.

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