Watch An Angry Katniss Have the Gamemakers' Attention in Clip within the Hunger Games

With only 72 hours to go to until YA adaptation The Hunger Games hits theaters, Lionsgate has released the initial actual clip within the Gary Ross-directed film, which is an memorable moment Hunger Games fans should recognize: Instructed to demonstrate her capabilities for your Capitol's boorish, drunken Gamemakers -- the designers in the Games, headed by Wes Bentley's Seneca Crane -- Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) enables an arrow fly inside an act of defiance that finally can get their attention. It's a smart scene choice to unveil, since the barrage of trailers and tv spots released up to now have offered only clips within the film this clip, meanwhile, gives really a sense of Ross's sense for tone and pacing within moments, in addition to how he might treat legendary moments within the book. Katniss's arrow flying within the pack of vulgar Gamemakers, whomever hands the fates in the Games' tributes lie, is among one her first impulsive shows of rebellion in the Games as well as the government that created them -- a terrific way to obtain fans' attentions, too. This scene also demonstrates Ross's stylistic approach, appear design, and visual interpretation of Suzanne Collins' Panem, despite the fact that I had been looking to determine a little more outrage on Lawrence's face within the :30 second mark, it truely does work personally. What say you, Movieliners? The Hunger Games is at theaters March 23.