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Now it is official. Gary Ross is not returning to direct The Hunger Games sequel, Catching Fire, for Lionsgate. In a statement released to the press, Ross cited the tight schedule as the main reason for him turning down the project. Below is an excerpt of his full statement.

In something of a surprise, "Catfish" directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman will direct "Paranormal Activity 3" which is being rushed to theaters Oct. 21.

After the physical punishment he put himself through while making THE EXPENDABLES, director/star Sylvester Stallone had implied that if the gang returned for a sequel, he wanted to hand directing duties off to someone else so he could just concentrate on slaughtering in front of the camera instead of multitasking the mayhem.
Sly has apparently decided not to bother getting a replacement, and will reportedly...

It looks like the Deadpool film is moving forward with a first-time director.

Here at MTV Movies, we’ve been following the status of Ben Stiller’s upcoming “Little Fockers” pretty closely. Maybe we just have an adolescent obsession with curse word puns. Perhaps we need to get out more. Or possibly the prospect of a third entry in the “Meet the Parents” franchise is simply the sort of news ...

Yesterday's reports from Deadline Hollywood and Variety about Juan Antonio Bayona directing the third "Twilight" movie were pretty exciting, but there's just one problem: According to Summit Entertainment's president of production, Erik Feig, it simply isn't true.