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When director Rupert Sanders was caught getting cozy with Kristen Stewart by the paparazzi, Universal was placed in a difficult position in regards to the Snow White and the Huntsman sequel. Should the studio pretend nothing had happened and move forward with everyone on board, as awkward as that sound? Or maybe get rid of Snow White all together and center the next movie on the Huntsman character?
It turns out the situation may have resolved itself.
According to Radar Online (via FilmSchoolRejects), Rupert Sanders has dropped out of Snow White and the Huntsman 2.

Back in June, Sigourney Weaver revealed that the three Avatar sequels are going to be shooting back-to-back-to-back, but it looks like that's no longer the case. Speaking with the Courier Post (via Comingsoon), producer Jon Landau said “[w]e doing two back-to-back, but not a third.”

There was a press screening last Friday and word got out that after the movie was over, those in attendance gave the movie a standing ovation. While standing ovations are not uncommon after screenings, especially as a courtesy to the filmmakers for their work on the final film of a beloved franchise, it was the reaction to the movie that was noteworthy.

There was a press screening for The Dark Knight Rises earlier today and, according to reports, those in attendance were giving the movie a standing ovation when it was over. Standing ovations are not unusual in screenings, especially for a movie franchise as beloved as the Christopher Nolan era Batman movies. It is given as a sign of respect to the filmmakers, and if anyone has the respect of the critics, it's Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale.

Police in Bulgaria say a stuntman has died and another has been seriously injured while filming an explosion scene on the set of "The Expendables 2."...

“Dark Knight Rises” enthusiasts, start your engines. Three camouflaged Batmobile Tumblers drove through the streets of Pittsburgh over the weekend, where “The Dark Knight Rises” is filming. In case you are a non-nerd, the “Tumbler” is a military vehicle modified for the Caped Crusader by Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman) in 2005’s “Batman Begins.”

Here's some irony: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2," took down "The Dark Knight" for the biggest opening weekend in box office history, but before that film could play in theaters, moviegoers were treated to the first trailer for the next Batman film, "The Dark Knight Rises," as if to say, don't worry, the caped crusader will be back.

Harry Potter fans lined up for the opening of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2,” marking the end of a 13-year saga.

This Hangover is becoming more and more clear.Four new TV spots for the upcoming sequel "The Hangover Part II" have hit the airwaves and internet, offering a closer look at the Wolf Pack's misadventures in Thailand. Much like in the first film, a bachelor party goes haywire, but this time, international intrigue and a clash of cultures ups the ante.

Warner Bros. rep confirms decision to EW; director Todd Phillips told Variety actor was unavailable for needed reshoots.