The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2

Katniss Everdeen becomes a symbol of rebellion as Panem's war between the Capitol and the districts nears its climax. With the aim of toppling a brutal regime, she joins a small team and sets out on a mission that travels through hostile territory, traps, and surveillance. The plan hinges on private loyalties being tested and the lines between ally and enemy constantly shifting. Along the way she faces propaganda and personal sacrifice, all while the cost of rebellion weighs on every choice she makes. The action spans covert operations, perilous confrontations, and moments of quiet resolve that remind us why people fight for freedom, even at great risk. The outcome remains uncertain as alliances bend under pressure and doubt lingers.

Directed by Francis Lawrence, this finale adapts the final chapters of Suzanne Collins's beloved trilogy with the collaboration of screenwriters Danny Strong and Peter Craig. It arrived in theaters in 2015 as a high stakes culmination of the series franchise.

The finale helped seal the Hunger Games as a cultural touchstone with Katniss's defiant silhouette and the Mockingjay emblem becoming instantly recognizable. Scenes and lines from the film sparked fan art, debates about media and power, and a lasting sense that popular culture can shape real world conversations for years.

Critics generally praised its emotional heft and action while noting some pacing shifts in the middle. The film tackles leadership, sacrifice, propaganda, and the human toll of rebellion, inviting viewers to weigh loyalty against ambition and the costs of freedom, even as it delivers tense confrontations and character moments throughout.

Box office data is not provided in this dataset, so totals cannot be quoted here. The film played in theaters and helped close the franchise on a financially strong note, contributing to the commercial success of the Hunger Games series.