September brings back the guitar-strumming gunslinger that writer/director Robert Rodriguez introduced a decade ago in his first film, . He brought him back for in 1995 and now completes the story with , coming out on the heels of his summer season hit - also a third film of a series .
"There was something very fun about these movies. They're fun to make and fun to watch and I wouldn't have done it again if I thought I was just repeating what we had done before. It really felt like it was going to be a fun experience and different," he says.
Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek reprise their characters in the action-fantasy that also features Johnny Depp and Willem Dafoe.
Big city advertising executive Cuba Gooding Jr. finds love and redemption when he reluctantly returns to his small town roots in .
"Musical beauty Beyonce Knowles co-stars in a role very different from the comic action character she played in last year's .
"I told my agent that in the next movie I don't want to have on makeup. I just want to be regular and have real issues," says Beyonce. "I don't want to be 'goody-two-shoes' perfect or whatever. I want to have problems like every woman. So she gave me this script and it just seemed great. Also, I wasn't the star, so I was able to not have so much pressure on myself and I was able to grow."
There's another kind of redemption in with timid teenager Haley Joel Osment coming of age thanks to his slightly off-kilter uncles played by Oscar winners Robert Duvall and Michael Caine.
"I liked it very much and one of the reasons I liked it, apart from everything else, is it is something absolutely different from anything I've ever done and it's so positive," says Caine. "I've done a lot of tough pictures and complicated pictures. This is very honest and positive."
In October, Oscar-winner Denzel Washington plays a small town Florida cop whose romantic entanglements spiral into a film noir nightmare in the mystery . Sanaa Lathan and Eva Mendes co-star.
The Coen brothers bring their slyly twisted humor to romance with . George Clooney plays a high profile divorce lawyer who falls in love with a client's wife, played by sultry Oscar-winner Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Writer-director Quentin Tarantino is back, trying to recapture his spark with an edgy story of martial arts assassins on a mission to .
Uma Thurman stars in Tarantino split his film in half and volume two comes out next year.
The Motion Picture Academy has moved the Oscars a month earlier and this year's serious contenders arrive by mid-October. Director Clint Eastwood tackles the controversial topic of abused children in . Producer Jerry Bruckheimer abandons his trademark pyrotechnics for the drama , with Cate Blanchett in the true story of an Irish journalist murdered by a drug baron.
Angelina Jolie trades her gymnastics for the rugged life of a relief worker trying to help refugees against a backdrop of war and disaster in .
"I am very fortunate as an actress and as a person I am able to do different sides of myself," she says. "I think with , if there was ever a film that said something I believe in and I am proud of, it's this one. I think it's a film really appropriate for today and I hope people do see it."
November brings the final chapter of . There is swashbuckling adventure on the high seas with Russell Crowe in .
For family fare, Disney had a summertime hit with and now turns another theme park ride into a movie. Eddie Murphy stars in .
And Universal, which hit box office gold a couple of years ago with , brings another Dr. Seuss character to the screen.
Mike Myers stars as , wrapping up the Fall movie season around the Thanksgiving holiday at the end of November.