The new film comes after the studio's popular trilogy of movies starring Brendan Fraser that started in 1999, which many audiences still remember fondly for its goofy take on Egyptian horror. (southflorida.com)
Having not read the hugely popular trilogy by author Suzanne Collins (who co-wrote the screenplay with Gary Ross and Billy Ray), I can't compare film to source. (trespassmag.com)
The first book of Suzanne Collins's prodigiously popular trilogy has been brought to the screen with a Jumbotron sensibility, a shaky camera to emphasize the action and a shakier grip on the subject's... (wsj.com)