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Lolitta2

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Q: Do you think The Hunger Games 2 will be shown in theaters here?

I very excited about The Hunger Games-Catching Fire movie which will be released in the US on Nov 22. Anyone know if it's coming to China? Hunger Games 1 was screened in movie theaters here so it would make sense to show this one as well. But you never know here do you?...

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ohChina

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Delphine86

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Yes it will. They even think that it will rake in huge sums in China and it will be shown in over 3000 cinemas across the country. Here's a whole article about it: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/movies/the-hunger-games-catching-fir...

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hiddenjelly

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Already had a mid-night pre-release at one of the cinemas here in Dongguan City!

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