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The Guys: A movie poster for the Sigourney Weaver / Anthony LaPaglia dramedy "The Guys." Based on the stage play, the story follows a fire captain who writes a series of eulogies for colleagues and friends lost in the World Trade Center, and the reporter that helps him. Thanks to noname.

The Aviator: A look at John Logas's script for "The Aviator," Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio's upcoming biopic of Howard Hughes. Some spoilers. Thanks to Stax.

The Aviator - Script Review (Mixed)

Finding Nemo: A teaser poster for Pixar's "Nemo," opening in theaters May 30th. It features the voices of Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Willem Dafoe, Geoffrey Rush, and John Ratzenberger. Thanks to Jon!

Blast!: Breckin Meyer ("Road Trip") has been cast opposite Eddie Griffin in the actioner "Blast!" for director Anthony Hickox. The project is primarily set on an oil rig. Vinnie Jones also stars. According to The Hollywood Reporter, production is beginning this week with Brad Krevoy, Klaus Rettig and David Lancaster producing from a script penned by Steven DeSouza ("Die Hard").

Hickok & Cody: A look at the stuck-in-development-hell script "Hickok & Cody," written by Ira Behr (producer on "The
Twilight Zone" and "Star Trek: TNG"). Some spoilers. Thanks to TNMC, who recently also reviewed a draft of Riddick.

Hickok & Cody - Script Review (Positive)

Anger Management: Poster for the Adam Sandler / Jack Nicholson / Marisa Tomei comedy "Anger Management," directed by Peter Segal ("Nutty Professor II," "Tommy Boy"). Thanks to Jon.

Eight Legged Freaks 2: Producer Dean Devlin, David Arquette, and Director Ellory Elkayem are all in talks to return for a follow-up to last year's giant spider flick. More >>>

The Alamo: Jason Patric ("Narc") has signed to play famed frontiersman Jim Bowie in "The Alamo." Patric joins Dennis Quaid, Billy Bob Thornton and newcomer Patrick Wilson in the Disney picture's four meatiest roles. According to Variety, the John Lee Hancock-directed drama will be released around Christmas. Shooting begins late this month on a 40-acre replica of the Alamo in Austin.