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Along Came a Spider: A poster for this upcoming thriller, in which Morgan Freeman reprises his role of Detective Alex Cross from the 1997 flick "Kiss the Girls." The film's trailer recently appeared over at Apple.com. Thanks to eBay.

Blade 2: Bloodlust: Dancer/actress Marit Velle Kile has landed a part in "Blade 2" as the vampire Verlaine. The filming of "Bloodlust" will take place in New York, Toronto and Praha. It starts late March. Thanks to Dagbladet.no.

Sweet November: A review of this Keanu Reeves/Charlize Theron romantic drama opening tomorrow. Minor spoilers. Thanks to Gareth.

Sweet November - Film Review (Positive)

Spider-Man: Screenwriters Utopia takes a look at David Koepp's very first "Spider-Man" draft, based on the James Cameron scriptment. This script has since been revised quite a bit, by Koepp, Scott Rosenberg and Alvin Sargent. Some spoilers. Thanks to Chris.

Spider-Man - Script Review (Positive)

Deeds: Winona Ryder is in negotiations to star opposite Adam Sandler in Columbia Pictures/New Line Cinema's "Deeds" for director Steven Brill. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Deeds," written by Tim Herlihy and Brill, pays homage to Frank Capra's 1936 comedy "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town." The updated version will follow a small-town bumpkin named Deeds (Sandler) who moves to New York after he inherits a multibillion-dollar international business from his dead uncle. The man's small-town values begin to affect the jaded inhabitants of the Big Apple. Ryder would play Babe, a tabloid TV reporter in New York who goes undercover as a small-town girl with the intent of doing an expose on Deeds. Along the way, the two fall in love.

Pathfinder: Phoenix Pictures is set to remake "Pathfinder," the Oscar-nominated Norwegian action-suspenser from director Nils Gaup. Gaup is attached to direct the redo. Unlike his original "Pathfinder," which was set in 10th-century Lapland and based on an old Norse legend, Phoenix's remake will be set in a post-apocalyptic nuclear wasteland. The action revolves around a young man whose family is slaughtered by a band of marauders. After leading an attack against them and being taken captive, the young man orchestrates their doom using an intricate ruse. Variety reports that "Pathfinder" is not slated to start production until strike deadlines for the Writers Guild of America and Screen Actors Guild pass late this spring.

Heartbreakers: A poster for "Heartbreakers" (AKA "Breakers"). This comedy stars Sigourney Weaver, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Gene Hackman and Jason Lee. Thanks to eBay.

Tomcats: Poster for the comedy "Tomcats," written and directed by Gregory Poirier ("Gossip"). It stars Jerry O'Connell, Shannon Elizabeth, Jake Busey, Horatio Sanz and Jaime Pressly. Thanks to Pix Poster Cellar.

Femme Fatale: Rebecca Romijn-Stamos ("X-Men") is negotiating to join Antonio Banderas and Jean Reno in "Femme Fatale," a noir film Brian De Palma wrote and will shoot in Paris and Cannes. "Fetale" is a drama about a woman who tries to outrun a past life as a con woman, only to have her past turn up like a bad penny. Banderas plays a paparazzo. Variety reports that De Palma is planning to tailor the script to suit the actress.

Spam on Rye: Penelope Spheeris ("Wayne's World") is in negotiations to direct the action comedy "Spam on Rye." Written by Sal Stabile and Andrew Wasser, the story centers on a young man who, after "borrowing" a valet car from a gangster to impress his date, spends an evening on the town that results in a carjacking, kidnapping and televised car chase through the streets of Los Angeles with a mob boss, two crooked cops and a shotgun-wielding movie producer in pursuit. According to THR, the project is targeted to start production in April.

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Posters: One for the comedy "Bridget Jones's Diary," starring Renée Zellweger, Colin Firth, Hugh Grant and Honor Blackman. Also one for the Nicolas Cage/Penelope Cruz film "Captain Corelli's Mandolin," directed by John Madden ("Shakespeare in Love"). Thanks to re2smpc and UIP-Netherlands.

Servicing Sara: A review of the script for "Sara," penned by Chuck Martin & Carol Leifer, Jay Scherick & David Ronn. Reginald Hudlin is currently directing this comedy, which stars Elizabeth Hurley, Matthew Perry and Bruce Campbell. Minor spoilers. Thanks to Stax.

Servicing Sara - Script Review (Positive)

White Oleander: Renée Zellweger is in negotiations to star opposite Michelle Pfeiffer in Warner Bros.' "White Oleander" for British helmer Peter Kosminsky. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the project is targeted to start shooting this quarter. John Wells and Hunt Lowry will produce the project, which is based on Jane Finch's 1999 debut novel of the same name that tells the contemporary story of a woman (Pfeiffer) who murders a former lover and is imprisoned for life and how her daughter (Zellweger) must navigate a new reality through a series of Los Angeles foster homes. The daughter is eventually asked to falsify her testimony at a trial to free her mother.

We Were Soldiers Once ... and Young: Greg Kinnear has been cast to star with Mel Gibson in Paramount Pictures/Icon Prods.' "We Were Soldiers Once ... and Young" (aka "Lost Patrol") for Randall Wallace, who will direct from his own script. The project is scheduled to go before cameras March 5 and shoot in California and Georgia. Set in 1965, "Soldiers" centers on 80 men from the U.S. Air Cavalry, led by Lt. Col. Hal Moore (Gibson), who find themselves surrounded by enemy soldiers after being airlifted into a clearing in Vietnam's Ia Drang Valley. According to THR, Kinnear will play the role of Maj. Bruce Crandall, an all-American college baseball star and devoted military man who is called upon by Moore to start up the Air Cavalry unit. Fearless in battle and constantly risking his life, Crandall mans the chopper for the duration of the battle.