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"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn -- Part 1" took home the Best Movie of the Year award, while "The Hunger Games" stars Josh Hutcherson and Jennifer Lawrence received the Best Male and Female performances.

One of the most popular sessions among filmmakers attending the NAB Show featured Supervising Sound Editor Lon Bender and Sound Designer Bill Dean from the smash hit "The Hunger Games" on a panel moderated by Associate Features Editor David Cohen from Variety.

As soon as director Gary Ross exited "The Hunger Games" franchise, many speculations were floating around as to who should replace him for the sequel "Hunger Games: Catching Fire."

Awwww...Mister Gary Ross, the guy who gave us the fantastic book-to-film adaptation of "The Hunger Games" has left the building.

"The Hunger Games"continued to dominate the box-office leading the pack for its third-straight weekend. Studio estimates put the Lionsgate action-thriller-romantic drama extravaganza on the top spot with $33.5 million.

Movie events have become deadly little things, highly mechanized gadgets thrown by studio marketing departments into an audience’s midst in advance; then we just stand around and wait for them to explode.

This incense me! Many so-called "Hunger Games" fans are complaining that some of the beloved characters of the book are played by African-American actors.

Hold on! Before you start unleashing your swords and weapons, hear this -- "The Hunger Games" STILL has the third biggest opening weekend ever!

I say it's about darn time! Bella (Kristen Stewart) shows off her fangs (well not quite) and vampire prowess (a little bit) in the new teaser trailer for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2"

We all predicted that "The Hunger Games" would take the box-office crown this past weekend but I didn't think we knew just how much! Well, suffice it to say that Lionsgate's "The Hunger Games" was a bonafide box-office bonanza scoring the third-best debut of all time, and the best for any film opening outside of summer!