Katie Holmes in Mad Money

We at Excalibur-one adore Tom and Katie... We are Real Tomkat fans....And Suri is just heavenly! Check out Katie's new flick also starring Diane Keaton, Queen Latifah, Roger R. Cross, and Ted Danson. The remake comedy caper is described as a film about three ordinary women who become unlikely friends and then step a little out of character when they decide to do something extraordinary... ie. Rob one of the most secure banks in the world. Mad Money is directed by Callie Khouri and opens in a theatre near you on January 18th, 2008. We haven't seen Katie on the silver screen for a while since marrying Tom and have a "REAL" love child... so this should be fun!

"Zodiac" writer is confirmed for Spider-Man 4

The "Zodiac" writer is confirmed and signed on for the fourth installment of the mega Spider-Man franchise. James Vanderbilt return's as writer for the monster hit film's fourth series in all for the hit comic book character. The serial thriller writer for now anyway is the only repeat person officially on board. So, what if they haven’t yet secured the return of lead actors Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst who starred in all three Columbia Pictures' billion-dollar franchise film releases or stuck a deal with director Sam Raimi who also directed the third installment. It's all in the details, isn't it? Let's hope they work through the minor particulars and bring together another great adventure at the box office for us all.

"American Gangster" Washington and Crowe Making History

The riveting new "American Gangster" flick is set for box office and cinematic greatest. At the helm of the film’s production is the almighty Ridley Scott directing two of Hollywood’s finest Oscar winners of the decade Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe. The historical stage has been set as only Ridley Scott himself can. Like in the majestic Gladiator, directed by Ridley Scott and starred Russell Crow, the enormousness of the main character played by Denzel Washington reaches right out into the audience and through the silver screen at you. The larger than life portrayal of the how to history of drug exportation from Vietnam into hard hit Harlem streets of New York City during the height of America's national crisis at that time is almost beyond believable. Yet, it is most certainly fact based and very much factually true in every way. A definite must see!