'Hunger Games' Josh Hutcherson Says The Drinking Age Should Be Lowered

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"Hunger Games" actor Josh Hutcherson told TMZ the drinking age should be 18. "If 18-year-olds can fire a shot in war ... they should be able to take a shot in a bar." Watch the clip below.

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