Universal Taps Jurassic Park Screenwriter to Give Us More Snow White and the Huntsman

After hitting the top of the box office last week -- and following the sisterly lovefest between its two female leads -- Universal is looking into its magic mirror and seeing more Snow White and the Huntsman movies. While there is no official word yet on which of the titular stars will be returning or if Rupert Sanders will come back to direct, but we can tell you that David Koepp, who wrote the first two Jurassic Park movies, Sam Raimi's first Spider-Man movie, and almost everything else, has been chosen to write the sequel. Maybe Koepp's efforts will make for something a little less, er, confusing.

Snow White and the Huntsman: Mediocrity is Equal Opportunity [Review]

What is Snow White and the Huntsman? It's a pretty mediocre story about a hero who is more destined for the role than qualified, has a mythic journey, rallies an army with a single speech, and takes a castle back from an evil queen. But it's no more mediocre than many films bearing that description, regardless of whether the hero is a young woman or a young man.

Charlize Theron Talks Joining Game Of Thrones & Mad Max In The Most Awesome Way Possible

I've long enjoyed Charlize Theron as an actor but I had no idea she was a legitimately cool person in real life until now. She's been on a promotional whirlwind lately thanks to two new films, Snow White and the Huntsman and Prometheus, and has been quoted saying some very interesting things. Hit the jump for what she has to say about another upcoming film, Mad Max: Fury Road, and the possibility of joining HBO's Game of Thrones. 

What If Snow White Was In Every Movie This Year? [VIDEO]

You might be feeling a little Snow Whited out (ha!) but Mirror Mirror and Snow White and the Huntsman are just two films this year when you think about it. (Though we told you yesterday there was another big Snow White film planned that fell through.) But what if, instead of Snow White starring in her own films, she starred in everyone else's. Writer/actress Genevieve Farrell shows us exactly what could have been if the fairy tale character had invaded films like Battleship, Prometheus, or The Hobbit. (via Deadline)

Things We Saw Today: Batmanopause: The Dark Night Sweats

This poster was evidently spotted on the wall of a teaching hospital. (I Heart Chaos)

Enter To Win A Snow White and the Huntsman Prize Pack From The Mary Sue & Universal Pictures!

We here at The Mary Sue have been greatly anticipating Universal Pictures' Snow White and the Huntsman, and we know you have to. As soon as we started seeing trailers and footage of stars Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron, and Chris Hemsworth, we were hooked. The film is set to be released on June 1 but we're excited to bring you a contest for a huge prize package from the studio. Hit the jump to see find out what you could win and how to enter! 

Things We Saw Today: Where Our Knowledge of British Culture Comes From

No, but seriously: we watch Sherlock, too. (Doctor Who on Tumblr)

Snow White and the Huntsman May Be Getting A Sequel From The Guy Who Wrote Jurassic Park

Snow White and the Huntsman hasn't hit theaters yet but like many movies these days, studios feel so confident about their product they're willing to move ahead with a sequel before box office numbers are in. So is the case of highly-anticipated Snow White adaptation starring Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron, and Chris Hemsworth. They've already chosen a screenwriter and we're not sure which is cooler, the fact that he wrote 2002's Spider-Man, or the fact that he wrote Jurassic Park. 

Things We Saw Today: A Steampunk Game Boy

Hey, look, an anachronism made to look anachronistic! (Global Geek News)

Disney Said “No” To Snow White & The Huntsman

With all the positive hype surrounding Snow White and the Huntsman, we figure Disney must be kicking themselves. Why? The director, Rupert Sanders, went to Disney with the film idea first. And they turned him down.