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America's Sweethearts: Poster for the romcom "America's Sweethearts," starring Julia Roberts, Billy Crystal, Catherine Zeta-Jones, John Cusack, Hank Azaria and Christopher Walken. Thanks to eBay.

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The Anniversary Party: Review of this drama, written/directed by Jennifer Jason Leigh and Alan Cumming (who also co-star). Some spoilers. Thanks to MovieFreak.Com.

The Anniversary Party - Film Review (Positive)

Catch Me If You Can: A look at Jeff Nathanson's "Catch" screenplay, dated February 25th, 2000. Lasse Hallström ("Chocolat") is in negotiations to direct, with Leonardo DiCaprio attached for the lead role. Also, TNMC has posted script reviews for "Death to Smoochy" and "Insomnia." View them here. Spoilers. Thanks to Stax and John.

Catch Me If You Can - Script Review (Positive)

Once Upon a Time in Mexico: Willem Dafoe ("Shadow of the Vampire") has inked to star opposite Antonio Banderas in "Once Upon a Time in Mexico: Desperado 2," which is expected to begin shooting imminently. Robert Rodriguez directs. According to Variety, it will be distributed domestically by Columbia Pictures and internationally by Dimension Films.

Legally Blonde: Poster for this Reese Witherspoon comedy, directed by Robert Luketic ("Titsiana Booberini"). 'Blonde' also stars Luke Wilson, Selma Blair, Victor Garber, Jennifer Coolidge and Ali Larter. Thanks to eBay.

We Were Soldiers: A look at Randall Wallace's "Soldiers" screenplay, dated February 6th, 2001. Wallace also directs this Vietnam War drama, starring Mel Gibson, Madeleine Stowe, Sam Elliott, Greg Kinnear, Chris Klein, and Barry Pepper. Spoilers. Thanks to Stax.

We Were Soldiers - Script Review (Slightly Positive)

American Princess: Director Andy Fleming ("The Craft," "Dick") will take the helm of the period romance "American Princess," which is expected to begin shooting in the fall. According to Variety, the New Line project follows an English peasant girl whose dreams of becoming a princess are dashed when she is sent to America as an indentured servant after being caught dressing up in the queen's clothing. While there, she inadvertently gets involved in the resistance against the crown, following and falling in love with the leader of the resistance.