Published: Friday, Sept. 5, 2008 12:24 a.m. MDT
Here is a listing of this year's fall film releases, though these dates are subject to change:
SEPT. 12
BURN AFTER READING —
The Coen brothers get less serious with this cheeky crime caper starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney.
THE FLYBOYS —
The locally produced adventure film follows two young boys who accidentally stow aboard a mobster's plane.
RIGHTEOUS KILL —
Aging New York cops Al Pacino and Robert De Niro try to stop a vigilante killer in this thriller.
TAKE —
Utah locations figure prominently in this dramatic thriller, starring Minnie Driver as the mother of a special-needs student.
TYLER PERRY'S THE FAMILY THAT PREYS —
The playwright-turned-filmmaker returns with this comedy-drama about infidelity.
THE WOMEN —
Meg Ryan stars as a scorned socialite in this remake of the 1939 George Cukor classic.
SEPT. 19
GHOST TOWN —
Greg Kinnear gives love advice from beyond the grave — to Ricky Gervais — in this fantasy-comedy.
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IGOR — John Cusack voices the title character in this animated feature about the loyal lab assistant.
LAKEVIEW TERRACE —
Thriller about an interracial couple (Patrick Wilson and Kerry Washington) confronted with prejudice.
MY BEST FRIEND'S GIRL —
Romantic comedy starring Jason Biggs and Dane Cook as friends in love with the same woman.
SEPT. 26
EAGLE EYE —
Shia LaBeouf and Michelle Monaghan are menaced by a cell-phone caller in this thriller.
FOREVER STRONG —
Ryan Little's rugby drama, starring Gary Cole and Sean Astin, is based on a true story.
THE LUCKY ONES —
Another Iraq War drama, this one starring Rachel McAdams and Tim Robbins.
MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA'S —
Spike Lee's racially charged, World War II drama follows U.S. Army soldiers stuck behind enemy lines.
NIGHTS IN THE RODAN —
This adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks best-seller reteams Richard Gere and Diane Lane.
TOWELHEAD — "Six Feet Under" creator Alan Ball adapts the controversial bestseller about the misadventures of an Arab-American teen.
OCT. 3
BEVERLY HILLS CHIHUAHUA —
Drew Barrymore voices a pampered pooch that may be canine "royalty" in this live-action comedy.
THE DUCHESS — Costume drama starring Keira Knightley as conniving aristocrat Georgiana Cavendish.
