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"Snow White and the Huntsman" proved to be the fairest of them all at the box-office this past weekend. Universal Pictures' action retelling of "Snow White" opened strongly at No. 1 with $56.3 million.

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!

Back in June of last year, we told you about Darren Aronofsky, the fantastic director who gave us "The Wrestler" and "Black Swan" among others, was shopping his edgy retelling of "Noah's Ark."

The fourth installment in the super-popular "Paranormal Activity" franchise will scare viewers on Oct. 19, and today, we heard that Paramount has picked a writer.

Dear Hollywood Foreign Press, There’s not a whole lot of foreign-y things going on at the nominations announced this morning. Like for example, what the heck happened to "Harry Potter?" No love for one of the greatest British series ever, not to mention one of the most beloved franchises?

"The Tree of Life" and "Beginners"emerged as the big winners for the 21st Gotham Independent Film Awards. "The Descendants"and "Martha Marcy May Marlene"led the pack with three nominations each

"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" sold $42 million worth of box-office tickets for the three-day weekend.

Rid of Me, James Westby’s scrappy dramedy about marriage, divorce and finding your inner punk rocker, begins with an act that makes flipping someone off or putting a brick through a windshield look passé.

As expected, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" enjoyed a huge box-office opening with $139.5 million and a worldwide total of $283.5 million.

"Immortals" reigned supreme at the box-office! The Regency Pictures flick debuted at No. 1 with $32 million. Starring Mickey Rourke and the soon-to-be-Superman, "Immortals" from director Tarsem Singh was beautiful to look at, but narratively empty, but to no avail