A new poster for "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1" has recently been released, and it now features the film's lead star, Jennifer Lawrence, Buzzfeed reported. It has been noted that Lawrence's image has been absent in the previous posters the film has been releasing in the last few months.
The poster was a sight to behold, even though it only showcased Lawrence's back. The new poster showed Lawrence in character as the bow and arrow-wielding Katniss Everdeen with her signature braid. But what's astonishing is that Lawrence's character appears to be settling into her new role as the inspiration for the rebellious District 13. Her costume have some major upgrade thanks to the wing feature attached on what seemed to be a cape, although it is not clear whether she would be wearing the same one in the film.
The poster suggested that a more darker Katniss could be seen in "The Hunger Games" sequel. It could be recalled that in the latest teaser trailer, a dazed Katniss could be seen wandering in what appeared to be a holding area for wounded District citizens. Also, the rebels in the previous film were unable to retrieve Peeta Mallark (Josh Hutcherson) from the destroyed Quarter Quell arena amid the chaos of the venue destruction.
On the other hand, this poster was clearly one image the actress have approved for release. It could be recalled that not too long ago, incriminating photos of the actress and several other female celebrities were published without authorization by an anonymous 4chan user. A source close to the situation told Hollywood Life that the actress was horrified with the photo leak and is concerned about its impact in her rising career.
"Jen is horrified over this leak and knows that this will possibly affect her upcoming roles. She knows that A list stars don't have this type of controversy attached to them and is very much horrified over the whole situation," the source have said.
The Huffington Post said that both Apple and the Federal Bureau of Investigation has already declared that they will be launching their own separate investigations about the matter.
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