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It was almost a full month ago that Lionsgate released The Hunger Games upon the world, and it became a global phenomenon at the box office. So far, it’s made half a billion dollars, and it’s not stopping there. For those of you who saw the movie on a regular screen, but wish you had the chance to check it out in its full IMAX glory, I’ve got good news: The Hunger Games is coming back to IMAX theaters for one more week, starting next Friday!

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First there was a report that Gary Ross wasn’t going to direct a “Hunger Games” sequel because of money. Then it wasn’t because of money. Then he was doing the sequel. Now, this time officially, he’s not doing the sequel.

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Update: Don’t believe everything you read on the internet! According to Deadline’s sources, Gary Ross has not formally pulled his name out of the hat when it comes to “The Hunger Games” sequel. Ross is on family vacation and hasn’t responded to all of the online rumors. Perhaps we should await his official word before speculating further. Agreed?
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We thought that Gary Ross was in negotiations with Lionsgate to direct “The Hunger Games” sequel, but that he wanted more money. It turns out that Ross will not be doing the sequel, and it’s not all about money.

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Gary Ross has been around the block, and “The Hunger Games” isn’t his first successful movie. He’s also directed “Pleasantville” (which grossed $40 million) and “Seabiscuit” (which grossed $148 million). But will he do “The Hunger Games” sequel? The verdict is still out, and here’s why.

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With the theatrical release of “The Hunger Games” just one week away, the news surrounding the movie and cast is reaching a fever pitch. This week we saw new interviews, new music from the soundtrack, new website features, the world premiere and more. Get the scoop on everything after the jump!