This similarity is shown in the films by the necessity of using this power to prove your importance and need in the society. In both cases, the government feel the need to express their power to keep a smooth system running. It seems like they are both afraid that if they do not show power, the people will try rebel against them and overthrow them which is why they think there is a need to keep people intimidated. This similarity clearly helps the viewer understand the director’s messages of the need for importance for a law and order to be maintained. Hopefully the viewer brought to realization that leadership is a competition, and if you let down on your end, someone else will take over. Another similarity between The Hunger Games and V for Vendetta is that power is often used to dehumanize and devalue people, to bring more value to your own life. This similarity is shown in the texts by both the governments in The Hunger Games and V for Vendetta. Both films show a need for the government to remain at the top, and use power to control people to remain there. This similarity clearly helps the viewer understand that to remain at the top, it is sometimes necessary to show that others have lower value, to prove that you are important and needed in a
This similarity is shown in the films by the necessity of using this power to prove your importance and need in the society. In both cases, the government feel the need to express their power to keep a smooth system running. It seems like they are both afraid that if they do not show power, the people will try rebel against them and overthrow them which is why they think there is a need to keep people intimidated. This similarity clearly helps the viewer understand the director’s messages of the need for importance for a law and order to be maintained. Hopefully the viewer brought to realization that leadership is a competition, and if you let down on your end, someone else will take over. Another similarity between The Hunger Games and V for Vendetta is that power is often used to dehumanize and devalue people, to bring more value to your own life. This similarity is shown in the texts by both the governments in The Hunger Games and V for Vendetta. Both films show a need for the government to remain at the top, and use power to control people to remain there. This similarity clearly helps the viewer understand that to remain at the top, it is sometimes necessary to show that others have lower value, to prove that you are important and needed in a