--- product_id: 25397183 title: "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2" price: "44 zł" currency: PLN in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/25397183-the-hunger-games-mockingjay-part-2 store_origin: PL region: Poland --- # The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 **Price:** 44 zł **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 - **How much does it cost?** 44 zł with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/25397183-the-hunger-games-mockingjay-part-2) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Katniss Everdeen and wayward Peeta Mellark attempt to win the civil war between the autocratic Capitol and the war-torn Districts of Panem. Review: The cost of freedom is never light. - Katniss Everdeen has always had to bear the burden of responsibility. Up through the end of Mokingjay Part 1, she was able to bear that enormous responsibility with a stoic grace and dry humor. She learned and grew and improved her abilities. She added to her stoicism and cynicism the discernment she needed to cut through the hypocrisy of her world. She learned how to stay ahead of her real enemies by sensing the truth behind the sweet, venomous words. She trusted no one implicitly. In short she was a consummate loner, holding even her friends outside the inner circles of her thoughts and imaginations. She loved her mother and Prim without condition and would have died 100 times to save either one of them. She loved Gale and shared hopes of a future together free from the oppression of Snow. She had no interest in or use for Peeta, until she stepped forward to save Prim, only to see that Peeta was chosen for the Games. Gale stayed behind with one purpose: Protect Katniss' mother and Prim. Helpless to protect the three people she loved, Katniss focused on protecting Peeta. Those three burdens weighed heavily on Katniss through the end of Mockingjay, the first part. Becoming the Mockingjay made her more of an isolated figure and increased her sense of responsibility. It also increased her concern for her mother and Prim and for Gale's ability to protect them if Snow wanted to use them as leverage to get to her. Peeta, it turned out, needed all the protection that Katniss could provide for him and more. Mockingjay Part 2 begins with the scenes of Katniss recovering from the almost mortal injuries that Peeta inflicted on her when she had gone in to help him recover from the torture that he had received at the hands of Snow. Peeta turned on Katniss intent on killing her. Snow had turned Peeta into a killing machine with only one target in mind: Katniss. Her body was healing slowly but steadily. Her spirit was not healing at all. She felt the bitter taste of loss and failure. Snow had mocked her at every turn. He had planned ahead for her and been ready. The once resilient, reluctant leader could conceive of only one thing: she wanted to die, and she had to take Snow with her. We see her distance herself from anyone and everyone. Whom could she trust? Her answer was devastating: She could trust no one, not even Katniss Everdeen. In this dark and desperate world, Katniss could take no relief or joy from the victories of the rebels and the defeats of Snow's forces. As long as Snow was alive, she, her mother and Prim, and Gale would never be safe. Peeta was no longer in danger from Snow because there was nothing more that needed to be done. Peeta was lost, a danger to Katniss. Into this miasma of desperation, and very early in the plot line, another threat develops, trying to conceal itself from all who would follow the Mockingjay. The leader of the rebels spoke in comforting tones with reassuring words that sounded just like Snow. She was ruthless. She was merciless. She was autocratic. She was a tyrant waiting only the defeat of Snow to replace him as the absolute authority in Panem. None of the others, not even Hamish, saw her as a threat, but Katniss understood that after Snow there would be another tyrant who would terrorize the people. The one thing that Katniss missed was that the leader had already made plans for the Mockingjay to become the ultimate martyr, to die on a live broadcast in battle, to be used as a symbol that would be more powerful in uniting the people against Snow, and who being dead would be easier to manipulate for propaganda than the ever unpredictable and rebellious Katniss. Boggs was the only one to warn Katniss of this added danger as he was dying. Katniss did not miss the duplicity of the rebels at the direction of the leader planning to bomb and kill innocent noncombatant citizens of the capitol. That Snow's tactics. It was inherently wrong, and she opposed it. The rift between her and Gale began when he supported this tactic. She knew that she was being ignored by the leader. The acting in the scenes in the capitol was excellent. It did not give away the plot twist that was completely obvious to Hamish when he voted with Katniss to break the tie vote and have Snow executed publicly. I would have been disappointed if Katniss had not eliminated the subtle and rising threat of the leader, leaving Snow to the wrath of the mob. There are three lines in the closing scenes of Mockingjay Part 2 that stand out to me as real, solid and extremely sad. They are When Effie sees Katniss for the last time and says as a farewell greeting, "Katniss, I hope some day you will get what you deserve." Very long pause that gave all of us time to wonder what Effie might mean, after all Katniss had killed the leader before this. Finally Effie picks up her idea and says, "I hope you get to live the life of a victor." When Gale comes to see Katniss in the palace. He is a soldier leading his men in a distant area of Panem. I believe he is hoping that Katniss will give him some indication that she still loves him. But Katniss asked him the one question he never wanted to hear: "Did you participate in the bombing that killed my sister Prim?" He had participated in it. His admission of failure is a humiliating statement in light of his participation in the bombing that killed Prim, "I had only one job to do, to protect your family, and I have failed at that." As Gale opens the door to leave, Katniss clarifies her relationship to him because of his part in Prim's death when she says, "Gale, Good-bye." Peeta is playing with their daughter. The setting is idyllic. They are laughing and enjoying the games of a young girl with her father. Katniss is holding the baby who cries. She asks if it had been a nightmare and talks about her own nightmares that still come these many years later. Katniss' final statement to her baby about one day telling her how to make the nightmares go away is so sad with just the smallest glimmer that some day in the future in the peace and simplicity of their home town Katniss, Peeta and their children may indeed get the life of a victor. Review: Great Movie - Great Service! - The movie: I am 50+ years young and I LOVE the Hunger Games Series! I was drawn in by this very well-told and rich story - a warning for our times. The movies have not disappointed me! The acting is superb; while watching, I forget about the actors - they become the characters. The emotions and responses seem so true to the story and situation. There were a few small deviations from the book, but took nothing from the story and smoothed the transition. I figure that if you've purchased the movie, it's because you already know and love the Hunger Games. I hope you enjoy it home too! The Bonus Features: The 8-part documentary about the making of the movie, had substance. I enjoyed hearing actor's experiences and the technical, visual, sound and costume segments. I found 'Cinna's Sketchbook' interesting because it links concept ideas to what we see on the screen. I enjoy seeing how a designer gets from A to Z when the clothing worn in the movie plays such a large part in what the characters do. I did not listen to the audio commentary only because it is not an interest for me. The only dislike I had was the 'Jet to the Set' Bonus Feature. If you like Kathie Lee and Hoda on the Today Show, you might like this. I found it to be a bit dull and ditzy - not adding much substance. Delivery and product: I received my copy as promised and the price was reduced thanks to desertcart's preorder price guarantee that if the price drops, the item ships for the lower price. The DVD worked fine. The BLU-RAY took a LONG time to load, but then so did the BLU-RAY for Mockingjay, Pt. 1. Instinct tells me that this is a result of my BLU-RAY player being an older model. The disc did load and operate fine. I found out around 25 minutes in that a barely noticeable manufacturing defect visible on the BLU-RAY disc coating caused play to grind to a non-recoverable halt . I immediately contacted desertcart on line, requested replacement, chose my local desertcart Drop Box to leave my return, and waited for my replacement. The replacement was quick and perfect! The Drop Box return was so convenient - 5 minutes to my local Safeway store The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 [Blu-ray + DVD + Digital HD ]. Thank you desertcart for the excellent customer service. I miss dealing with a human being, but you do make the automated return very easy! ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Contributor | Donald Sutherland, Francis Lawrence, Jennifer Lawrence, Jon Kilik, Josh Hutcherson, Julianne Moore, Liam Hemsworth, Nina Jacobson, Philip Hoffman, Sam Claflin, Woody Harrelson Contributor Donald Sutherland, Francis Lawrence, Jennifer Lawrence, Jon Kilik, Josh Hutcherson, Julianne Moore, Liam Hemsworth, Nina Jacobson, Philip Hoffman, Sam Claflin, Woody Harrelson See more | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 48,290 Reviews | | Format | DVD, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen | | Genre | Action/Adventure | | Initial release date | 2015-11-20 | | Language | English | ## Product Details - **Genre:** Action/Adventure - **Format:** DVD, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen - **Contributor:** Donald Sutherland, Francis Lawrence, Jennifer Lawrence, Jon Kilik, Josh Hutcherson, Julianne Moore, Liam Hemsworth, Nina Jacobson, Philip Hoffman, Sam Claflin, Woody Harrelson - **Initial release date:** 2015-11-20 - **Language:** English ## Images ![The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91bj+nZ0D5L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The cost of freedom is never light. *by M***R on October 13, 2016* Katniss Everdeen has always had to bear the burden of responsibility. Up through the end of Mokingjay Part 1, she was able to bear that enormous responsibility with a stoic grace and dry humor. She learned and grew and improved her abilities. She added to her stoicism and cynicism the discernment she needed to cut through the hypocrisy of her world. She learned how to stay ahead of her real enemies by sensing the truth behind the sweet, venomous words. She trusted no one implicitly. In short she was a consummate loner, holding even her friends outside the inner circles of her thoughts and imaginations. She loved her mother and Prim without condition and would have died 100 times to save either one of them. She loved Gale and shared hopes of a future together free from the oppression of Snow. She had no interest in or use for Peeta, until she stepped forward to save Prim, only to see that Peeta was chosen for the Games. Gale stayed behind with one purpose: Protect Katniss' mother and Prim. Helpless to protect the three people she loved, Katniss focused on protecting Peeta. Those three burdens weighed heavily on Katniss through the end of Mockingjay, the first part. Becoming the Mockingjay made her more of an isolated figure and increased her sense of responsibility. It also increased her concern for her mother and Prim and for Gale's ability to protect them if Snow wanted to use them as leverage to get to her. Peeta, it turned out, needed all the protection that Katniss could provide for him and more. Mockingjay Part 2 begins with the scenes of Katniss recovering from the almost mortal injuries that Peeta inflicted on her when she had gone in to help him recover from the torture that he had received at the hands of Snow. Peeta turned on Katniss intent on killing her. Snow had turned Peeta into a killing machine with only one target in mind: Katniss. Her body was healing slowly but steadily. Her spirit was not healing at all. She felt the bitter taste of loss and failure. Snow had mocked her at every turn. He had planned ahead for her and been ready. The once resilient, reluctant leader could conceive of only one thing: she wanted to die, and she had to take Snow with her. We see her distance herself from anyone and everyone. Whom could she trust? Her answer was devastating: She could trust no one, not even Katniss Everdeen. In this dark and desperate world, Katniss could take no relief or joy from the victories of the rebels and the defeats of Snow's forces. As long as Snow was alive, she, her mother and Prim, and Gale would never be safe. Peeta was no longer in danger from Snow because there was nothing more that needed to be done. Peeta was lost, a danger to Katniss. Into this miasma of desperation, and very early in the plot line, another threat develops, trying to conceal itself from all who would follow the Mockingjay. The leader of the rebels spoke in comforting tones with reassuring words that sounded just like Snow. She was ruthless. She was merciless. She was autocratic. She was a tyrant waiting only the defeat of Snow to replace him as the absolute authority in Panem. None of the others, not even Hamish, saw her as a threat, but Katniss understood that after Snow there would be another tyrant who would terrorize the people. The one thing that Katniss missed was that the leader had already made plans for the Mockingjay to become the ultimate martyr, to die on a live broadcast in battle, to be used as a symbol that would be more powerful in uniting the people against Snow, and who being dead would be easier to manipulate for propaganda than the ever unpredictable and rebellious Katniss. Boggs was the only one to warn Katniss of this added danger as he was dying. Katniss did not miss the duplicity of the rebels at the direction of the leader planning to bomb and kill innocent noncombatant citizens of the capitol. That Snow's tactics. It was inherently wrong, and she opposed it. The rift between her and Gale began when he supported this tactic. She knew that she was being ignored by the leader. The acting in the scenes in the capitol was excellent. It did not give away the plot twist that was completely obvious to Hamish when he voted with Katniss to break the tie vote and have Snow executed publicly. I would have been disappointed if Katniss had not eliminated the subtle and rising threat of the leader, leaving Snow to the wrath of the mob. There are three lines in the closing scenes of Mockingjay Part 2 that stand out to me as real, solid and extremely sad. They are When Effie sees Katniss for the last time and says as a farewell greeting, "Katniss, I hope some day you will get what you deserve." Very long pause that gave all of us time to wonder what Effie might mean, after all Katniss had killed the leader before this. Finally Effie picks up her idea and says, "I hope you get to live the life of a victor." When Gale comes to see Katniss in the palace. He is a soldier leading his men in a distant area of Panem. I believe he is hoping that Katniss will give him some indication that she still loves him. But Katniss asked him the one question he never wanted to hear: "Did you participate in the bombing that killed my sister Prim?" He had participated in it. His admission of failure is a humiliating statement in light of his participation in the bombing that killed Prim, "I had only one job to do, to protect your family, and I have failed at that." As Gale opens the door to leave, Katniss clarifies her relationship to him because of his part in Prim's death when she says, "Gale, Good-bye." Peeta is playing with their daughter. The setting is idyllic. They are laughing and enjoying the games of a young girl with her father. Katniss is holding the baby who cries. She asks if it had been a nightmare and talks about her own nightmares that still come these many years later. Katniss' final statement to her baby about one day telling her how to make the nightmares go away is so sad with just the smallest glimmer that some day in the future in the peace and simplicity of their home town Katniss, Peeta and their children may indeed get the life of a victor. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Movie - Great Service! *by L***. on April 6, 2016* The movie: I am 50+ years young and I LOVE the Hunger Games Series! I was drawn in by this very well-told and rich story - a warning for our times. The movies have not disappointed me! The acting is superb; while watching, I forget about the actors - they become the characters. The emotions and responses seem so true to the story and situation. There were a few small deviations from the book, but took nothing from the story and smoothed the transition. I figure that if you've purchased the movie, it's because you already know and love the Hunger Games. I hope you enjoy it home too! The Bonus Features: The 8-part documentary about the making of the movie, had substance. I enjoyed hearing actor's experiences and the technical, visual, sound and costume segments. I found 'Cinna's Sketchbook' interesting because it links concept ideas to what we see on the screen. I enjoy seeing how a designer gets from A to Z when the clothing worn in the movie plays such a large part in what the characters do. I did not listen to the audio commentary only because it is not an interest for me. The only dislike I had was the 'Jet to the Set' Bonus Feature. If you like Kathie Lee and Hoda on the Today Show, you might like this. I found it to be a bit dull and ditzy - not adding much substance. Delivery and product: I received my copy as promised and the price was reduced thanks to Amazon's preorder price guarantee that if the price drops, the item ships for the lower price. The DVD worked fine. The BLU-RAY took a LONG time to load, but then so did the BLU-RAY for Mockingjay, Pt. 1. Instinct tells me that this is a result of my BLU-RAY player being an older model. The disc did load and operate fine. I found out around 25 minutes in that a barely noticeable manufacturing defect visible on the BLU-RAY disc coating caused play to grind to a non-recoverable halt . I immediately contacted Amazon on line, requested replacement, chose my local Amazon Drop Box to leave my return, and waited for my replacement. The replacement was quick and perfect! The Drop Box return was so convenient - 5 minutes to my local Safeway store The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 [Blu-ray + DVD + Digital HD ]. Thank you Amazon for the excellent customer service. I miss dealing with a human being, but you do make the automated return very easy! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This movie is AMAZING. *by F***. on April 19, 2026* There are so many plot twist its a super good movie ## Frequently Bought Together - The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 - The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 - The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes [DVD] --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pl/products/25397183-the-hunger-games-mockingjay-part-2](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/25397183-the-hunger-games-mockingjay-part-2) --- *Product available on Desertcart Poland* *Store origin: PL* *Last updated: 2026-05-19*