peeta being in love with katniss for 3 minutes and 5 seconds straight 

loyal LMAOO

Yep.

Ikr where can i buy one of these kinds of boys???? 😂 lol

@@bubblegumchewing8620 he is loyal wdym 😭

@@ketlin4749 no remember in the first movie he betrayed kat at the start of the first game😭

Same

As you should

For real

you should but not all men are like peeta unfortunately

@@cococovers1333 sad truth

best laugh i’ve had in a while thank you

As a guy i agree

Peeta is a good boy but he's ugly 😂

literally tho

PEETA!!!

Ikr, took a stab wound for her and so much more. Loved how when they were in the cave, he started talking about how he started liking her, that just made me cry 🥺😢♥️

Mine too! Mind u, I've never been in2 that kind of thing. I've always liked the belligerent/morally dubious type. But this 1 just stole my heart. Very sneakily. Like he did Katniss's

@@tayladunn7490 U have to read the book. The story is even more powerful in the book. U get to hear Katniss's thoughts abt it. She realizes the details (there are more of them in the book, like the dress she was wearing) are true. And it is delightfully shocking for her. "We were supposed to be playing at being in love, not actually being in love."

@@insomnia610 Oh I read the books

@@tayladunn7490 Amazing right? I just decided to reread them. I can't get enough of Peeta and Katniss. As a couple and as individual characters. "District 12: where u can starve to death in safety." How can u not love a girl who thinks like that?! 🤣🤣🤣

Because when you are heartbroken and have to be the men of the house you don't care about love you don't even believe that it is possible. Her reactions towards Peeta in the beginning is of a wounded animal defending his territory and being self protected because she has been hurt before by the world by the loss of her father by the dystopian dark world she was in. Peeta believed in the light at the end of the tunnel she didn't she never had

To add to what Caroline says - they were in the Hunger Games together. The Games don't exactly encourage trust. You look at each other knowing that the other person's survival requires your own death. (The rule change enabling both K and P to make it out alive was completely unprecedented.) Lying and manipulation and backstabbing were probably common.

trauma, probably

@@monmothma3358 And that genuinely fucked with her mind. In the books it's even more obvious. She's even suspicious of Peeta's father visiting her and promising not to let Prim starve, thinks maybe Peeta sent him in order to lower her guard. The effects of the hunger games are much more pronounced in the novels. It makes it even more poignant wen she realizes that something abt Peeta made her unknowingly trust him anyway.

@@insomnia610 it made her distrust a genuinely kind man and even threw away his cookies 😭

Me nither

If it’s not already it’ll be an enduring classic imo.

Bro the 5th ones supposed to be abt snow as a teen- I WANT MORE OF THEM- like pls they were so cute i cried so much

I cant get the movies off my mind

What do you mean 10 YEARS?

Peeta already admired her long before they met in the Hunger Games. He loved her first but she wasn't aware of it. She reciprocated his feelings in the end.

@@rogue8903 ya I know that

that's so true!!!!!

I wanna read the book now

@@ayeshasiddique1476the book is so much better

​@@emiliedevirgilio5685does peeta get brainwashed in the book?

@@Corey0729 Yes!!

@@Corey0729 yes

Yes! 💕 You summed it up perfectly!

Peeta is calm, incredibly kind and considerate. As a hot head myself, I can attest my attitude melts if people act this way towards me so it makes sense for their dynamic. As for the kids she was set to not have any because of the fear of the games and them being subject to reaping. Don't think she minded having a family in general unless I don't remember something.

@@KJ-hi6rq You're right, she said she would never have kids as things were. I always took her having kids at the end as a sign that she was finally starting to trust in the peace around her.

@@katherinerinck3722 True. I've skimmed a bit on my Catching Fire book for nostalgia's sake and I came across Katniss saying that her fear of the Games taking her children away, helping her family survive and not thinking about anything else lead to her being uninterested in marriage or children in general. It was a conscious choice until it became a sort of habit (habitual/internalized thought)

And it took 15 years of convincing!😂

I forgot, who said that?

​@@lilim.8948 Haymitch if i am not mistaken

Haymitch

I mean I disagree mostly cuz I think they even each other out. But yeah Peeta is amazing and my love

@@kiki_4 I agree. That's why they're perfect for each other

Period!!!!! Same lol

Fr

Definitely. Same for me.

same

Don’t feel bad…I am too 🥲

exactly, like people have forgotten that u can have chemistry without it being always tension or aggresive lol

👏👏👏

he's sooo cuteee, just like a cute pup🥹

NO but the way his cheeks squish up after he hugs her- 💞💖😫💕 the boy with the bread is too precious for this world :((

SO REAL ❤❤❤

WELL GET ME A MAN LIKE THATTTTT

that is so true bc he also did get nightmares and if no one checked up on katniss but him it’s cause he was already awake😭🤧

Yes, he was walking through the corridors of the train, that's why he heard the scream, he also had many nightmares.

i clicked on the link and my volume was all the way up so katniss just screamed in my eardrums.

@@AutumnWeaver-jg3sxrip your eardrums

This scene is literally one of my favs. It’s so small, short, and simple but it means everything. Here’s quotes from this scene in the book that were not in the movie bc why not. (I know this isn’t exactly right bc this is just by memory) “Peeta, how come I never know when you’re having nightmares?” I say. “I don’t know, I don’t think I cry out or thrash around or anything, I just come to paralyzed with terror.” He replies. “You should wake me.” I say, thinking about how I can interrupt his sleep two or three times on a bad night. “No need,” he starts. “My nightmares are usually about losing you. I’m okay once I realize you’re here.”

ay the time he was kinda right but eventually she did deserve him

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Bit of a shame they never addressed this. Could have made for interesting conversation

Who doesn't love cinnamon rolls? Lol

@@shadowkitsu hey peeta. Why you look at me like the cinnamon rolls you bake at home?

@@priscillajimenez27 lollll

Literally same here.

@@Ell1e_th3_mushr00m yes!!!!!

@@Ell1e_th3_mushr00m Yep

Omg same! My Everlark feels! 😩

🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢 you are absolutely trash

There are some REALLY fantastic re-written versions from his perspective!

@@meganmena377 please do share with us !

@@meganmena377share it queen

@@meganmena377SHARE SHARE SHARE PLEASE lol where can we find them? Wattpad? 😂

​@@meganmena377I wanna read them too

Lol

😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣

this is so true and well said

Hmm. I think we see Katniss falling in love with Gale more in the books. Except, it's not romantic, she loves him like a brother. It even says multiple times how similar they look, and how anyone would confuse them for siblings. She learns to care about him and all his little siblings and mom. But Peeta? Unlike the movies, we actually get access to her inner monologue, and I don't think I saw her loving him except for the force field part in the second book. What I got from it was regret for lying to him about loving him. Maybe I just don't remember 😅

​@@zvezdoblyatShe was very confused about her feelings for Peeta cos of the games and she didn't actually see a future for her and Gale. From the start

@favourowolabi8464 my dumbass forgot the part where she questions why she noticed and remembered so much about Peeta (remembering him lifting the 50lb sack of flour, noticing him looking at her in school, how popular and well liked he was, etc) She definitely liked him, I just didn't remember!

I think in the books you start thinking she loves Gale more than Peeta, until you start to realize just how much she is devoted to people like Prim. And who else is closest to Prim in the series personality wise? Peeta.

That’s such a pretty way to describe it 🥺

please 🥺

It's a good fantasy to have 😂

yes!!!! look at 0:03. this made me realise that's probably how my eyes glow when i look at my crush who will never be mins

Yeah, book Peeta is much better. Not Josh's fault, but they got this misconception in the movies that he was shy and anxious and timid or something. He was nothing of the sort. He was confident and sociable, I mean it's a big point in the story that he is more sociable than Katniss.

Mon Mothma yesss!!! exactly!!!

@@monmothma3358 exactly!! thats why i love the books even more

@@monmothma3358 Yeah I agree!

I love Josh and he did a great job but I agree 100%

Yeah his eyes were supposed to went black until Katniss kissed him and then he fought from going mutt and kept his eyes from dilating and then he succeeded

yep and if this video included all scenes of everlark it would be longer aswell (my favorite everlark scenes is the beach scene in catching fire and when peeta comes home at the end of mockingjay)

Yes 😂🤣🤣

What I'd give to have a comic/animated series adaptation with everything copied from the book, word by word. If I'm good at drawing I'd do it myself. I love the films and appreciate it but animation as a medium would be expressive as hell.

Yes. Mine must be doing the same..

😂😂😂u just made me imagine peeta on a turtle

@@assalamualaikum3959 Lollll

@@assalamualaikum3959 Lmao

How many years have you all been waiting? Any gray hairs? 😂

yesss everytime I watch the movie i replay this scene like 5 times every single time.

Me too. It’s one of my favorite scenes

Yes! It gave me chills 1st watching it today!

The way he looks at her after she kisses him is so beautiful because you can see his memories coming back and his entire view of her shifting back to normal in that moment

Peeta must be a harry potter fan lol

@@priscillajimenez27always

Same here...

join us >:)) in the past week I’ve been 1000x more obsessed than the first time I read them, it never gets old

@@datmangotho9618 sameeeee

Cant be helped. Im in my hunger games renaissance phase rn 😭

@@bbebi6377 me too😭😭😭

It makes it all the sweeter because it proves that snow and his henchmen are not invincible. Their heinous deeds can not shatter the soulful bond Katniss and peeta developed.

Katniss had always cherished that was precious to her. (Prim was the only person she believed she could love unconditionally) Yet she never could begin to fathom that trust and compassion could come from anyone else in the entire world. For anyone else she came across and therefore contemplated only did something remotely resembling kindness must come with an emotional bargaining chip. If the old adage says “you can’t get something fir nothing”. Katniss lived in a world where you at least pay double plus interest later. Pure vulnerability and care leads to dire consequences. Peeta helped her transcend her way of thinking and feeling. His emotional availability lead to her revelation that survival does not mean she has to sacrifice her humanity outside of prim. The significance of him being in her life can not be understated. As even if the story had not concluded with them being romantic partners. His offering of friendship provided her start into her gradual transition as the woman she would become without it ever interfering with her essence. She was always independent and resilient and that never wavered. But none the less peeta’s demonstration of selflessness allowed her to realize being open with vulnerability is big a weakness. Nor does compassion have to come at a steep price. He rocked her to her core mentally and emotionally and it was then she realized a beautiful friendship had blossomed. And then later love. :)

LITERALLY SAME THING WITH CELEBRITY CRUSHES WTH

@@alishba5607 ?

Josh does kinda look a bit like Tom Holland lol

@@e.producer1082 lmaooo watttt? No, he looks jothing like tom holland! Where did you get that concept?? 😂😂 show me where at all does he look like tom holland

@@sAgERE maybe it’s the thin lips 😭?? And the face shape are pretty similar

you got so lucky😖

Does*

Yeah, but at least when they were in the cave in the 1st film, he tried to apologize to her about it because of how much he was scared of his mom.

yess I’m rereading the series and I would read 100 times over just for Peeta :( also yea he totally has Tom Holland’s energy!!

I use to say peeta looked like Charlie puth lol

I agree. But what I personally love most about it is that the text embraces compassion (not just Peeta but he is the most prominent character of it) without ever coming across as sappy. I think some pieces of fiction seem to not want to take empathy seriously. Almost as if they are asking the audience to be in on the joke of it and even encourage to join in at laughing at it. Or to use the counter-intuitive mindset that healthy and happy relationships are deemed boring. The Hunger Games flat out rejects these notions. The books and films of the THG do not shy away from championing compassion and sympathny as precious. It even uses subtle nods at calling out mainstream fiction for it's lack of appreciation towards it. Especially for a leading male character. While THG is not the only piece in the world of literature to do this. It is exceedingly rare in this day and age. I continue to not only be thankful to Suzanne Collins for writing this series with a empathetic leading man and the leading lady growing to value this man as the greatest joy in her life. But to the filmmakers of this series for not attempting to rehash it as it fit the mainstream vision of "dark and gritty is more interesting."

@@Silver54ful Very well said. A lot of people who haven't read the books (and I'm sure even some who have) don't like Peeta either as a character or a love interest for Katniss because they deem him weak simply bc in the movie he's not, what, tall or aggressive or a fighter or something. Basically, he's not masculine enough for them. But...he is?? Physically, anyway. Going by the books, he's stocky, broad-shouldered, strong...very traditionally masculine looking. He just has a gentler personality, and even then, it's not even like that's uncommon among guys. His personality is completely normal. I agree that I so appreciate Collins for writing him that way. I love a good anti-hero myself and I think these different types of characters all have their place in literature and film, but I think it was really important to have a character as wholesome and goodhearted as he is be "it" for Katniss. In a world as bleak as theirs, there had to be hope at the end. And as Katniss says, what she needs is a dandelion in the spring, something to remind her life can be good again. I just adore their relationship so much. I find less-than-functional dynamics fun to watch and read about of course but I also love when healthy relationships are done so right bc it really makes me feel that couple will stand the test of time. These two feel _real_ and have so much depth. It really feels organic and earned and meaningful.

@@lurategh I love what you guys wrote about Peeta!! I also remember reading a comment about how Collins completely switched the traditional gender roles of a relationship- Katniss is the protector and leader and Peeta lets her take the lead and supports her when she needs it. One thing I like about the first movie (that isn’t in the book!) is when he goes to take the bow from Katniss to go hunting and then he’s like “jk you’re the fighter not me lol” and goes to gather berries instead. I honestly can’t see how anyone would choose Gale over Peeta for Katniss, she and the boy with the bread are meant to be

@@Silver54ful YES to all of this, I really hate how Peeta’s role in the movies was so diminished. Sometimes I feel like Peeta is more of the main character than Katniss, the rebellion would have never started if he wasn’t there. This especially shows in the first book when he tells Katniss he “wanted to show that he wasn’t a piece in their Games,” while she didn’t understand and just thought of winning to keep herself alive. Katniss even describes him as better than all the victors of the Games because he was truly a good person. Katniss may have been the symbol of the rebellion, but behind it all, Peeta was the heart of it.

SAME.

This is so true omg😭😭😭

Lol!

Facts

@@kristalroman6955 yea

Whats wrong with Josh

You can be adored. You can be admired. To be felt either way by somebody is truly special. Then you have Peeta who does both. To say he is a gem is by far the understatement of the century.

It rhythms. 😂

I agree with you. That is a highly underrated scene in this film series. The first real embrace katniss gave peeta in which she gave on her own volition. Haymitch was badgering through the notes (attached with her sponsored gifts) to keep putting on the romantic show. All of her feelings are rueful to a degree because she just can’t flip the switch when directed. Katniss can only react emotionally uncensored 100% if she truly cares from her soul to which she has sheltered from this cruel world. Her raw terror and then sheer relief to see peeta unharmed speaks volumes as to how much he means to her. And peeta feels it down to the core too.