Comparison Of Cornucopia Bloodbath

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President Coriolanus Snow plays a larger role than in the book.In the book, when the tributes' scores are revealed, it is merely a picture of the tribute, and their score beneath it. In the film, Caesar Flickerman reads out their name, district, and score.In the film, more of the Cornucopia bloodbath is shown than is told in the book.In the book Peeta drew an X on Cato hand for Katniss to have a target, but in the film he didn't draw a X on Cato hand.In the film Katniss shot the boy in the chest that killed Rue, but in the book she shot the boy in the neck.
After the Game in the book, Peeta's leg is amputated and replaced.In the book, Thresh is the biggest, tallest and strongest tribute, but in the movie, both Marvel and Cato. In the movie

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