Can't wait to see list...
Cold Mountian- (read the very good book, great cast, hopefully not a mess)
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
The Last Samurai
Kill Bill Volume 1
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

Others I want to see list...
The Matrix Revolutions
The Alamo
Stuck on You
Big Fish(don't know much about it, except great cast)
Intolerable Cruelity
Brother Bear
The Haunted Manison(hopefully more like PotC and not like Country Bears)
The Missing(good director/actors, but don't know much about it)

Intolerable Cruelty
Cabin Fever
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King

LotR: RotK
Matrix Revolutions
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
The Last Samurai
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
Stuck on You

KILL BILL.

And why is that? Blind hatred of Russell Crowe?

It is a Peter Weir film. Even with something as commercial as a Jim Carrey film, Weir made it into a near-masterpiece. I, for one, and very excited to see what Weir can be with this one.

really only Stuck on You and Timeline. I will see LOTR: ROTK and Matrix: Revolutions, but I'm not exactly camping out to see them.

I'll get many of them on dvd, but the only ones I'll see in the theater are Matrix, LotR, and possibly Kill Bill.

I'm looking forward to:

Once Upon A Time in Mexico
Kill Bill
Intolerable Cruelty
Timeline
Runaway Jury
The Missing
The Alamo
LOTR
Master and Commander
Wonderland
The Matrix
Cabin Fever

Kill Bill
Once Upon A Time
Last Samurai
The Matrix: Revolutions
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
and
1 August movie.... JEEPERS CREEPERS 2.
:)

Kill Bill, Matrix Revolutions, Cabin Fever

This one has potential. As a huge fan of Adaptation, I'll give it a shot.

This is based on the EW fall preview issue.

September:

Must see
Lost in Translation (S.Coppola) - Really liked her 'Virgin Suicides.'
Once upon a time in Mexico (Rodriguez) - Will be a guilty pleasure, but I think Depp and co. will make it a good one.

Maybe
Bollywood/Hollywood
Cabin Fever
Millennium Actress (anime)
Party Monster

Already seen:
So Close - Its a Charlie's Angels with a surprise or two.

October:

Must See
Alien: DC (Scott) - Not sure how wide a release this is, but we'll see.
Elephant (Van Sant) - Best of a Bad Cannes, or deserving after all?
Flower of Evil (Chabrol)
In the Cut (Campion)
Intolerable Cruelty (Coen)
Kill Bill 1 (Tarantino) - Guilty pleasure of the month. Should we read into the fact that they haven't announced a date for part 2?
Mystic River (Eastwood) - Last couple of Clint's films have left the critics unimpressed, but not this one, which is a good sign.
School of Rock (Linklater) - Jack Black alone might not gotten me to see it, but Linklater is always interesting.

Maybe
Die Mommie Die
Veronica Guerin (Schumaker)

Already Seen
Bus 174 - Excellent Documentary, esp. if you liked stuff like 'Capturing the Friedmans.'

November:

Master and Commander (Weir) - Despite Crowe, I think Weir will make it worth the price of admission.
Matrix: Revolutions (Wachowski) - Hopefully this'll make the second one make sense.
21 Grams (Innaritu) - Naomi Watts, Sean Penn - sold.

Maybe
Bad Santa (Favreau)
In My Skin - mostly because Grimfarrow says its the most disturbing film he's ever seen.

Already Seen
House of Sand and Fog - Saw this in a test screening and I think it needed a lot of work.

December:

Must See
The Company (Altman) - Altman, 'nuff said.
Lord of the Rings (Jackson) - If I get more of the first two, I'll be happy.
Stuck on You (Farrelly) - I might be one of the few who really liked 'Shallow Hal' so I'll go see this one.

Maybe
Cold Mountain
Fog of War

No mention in EW about 'Eternal Sunshine' - is that release date not confirmed or something?

I will get most of the ones I want to see on DVD but I will definitely trek to the theater to see the following:

Underworld(even if it sucks I get to hours of a leather-clad Kate Beckinsale)
Cabin Fever
Matrix Revolutions
LOTR
Alamo
Last Samurai

I will probably be dragged to the theater by my wife to see Cat in the Hat.

However, my most anticipated movie of the fall/winter season is Big Fish. It is my most anticipated because it is done by Tim Burton but I also enjoyed the book a lot. The book fits Burton's style perfectly and, from what I have been reading about the movie(from the producers and other people that are "in the know"), they are comparing the movie to "Forrest Gump"...only done by Tim Burton. I have even read that this is the film that will give Burton serious Oscar contention. Like I said...this is what I've read.

For those who don't know Big Fish is about a dying man by the name of Edward Bloom. His estranged son Will is trying to find out who his father really was through the series of "Big Fish" stories, i.e tall tales, that his Father always told about his life that Will wasn't even in or only a footnote in the story. We get Giants, conjoined twins, Monster fish, huge blizzards and more. The main cast is:

Ewan McGregor as young Edward
Alison Lohman as young Sandra(Edward's Wife)
Billy Crudup as Will
Albert Finney as old Edward
Jessica Lange as old Sandra(Edward's Wife)

It also stars Danny DeVito, Helena Bonham Carter and Steve Buscemi

Have you heard what the release date for "Fog of War" is? Eagerly awaiting it.

Definitely:

Once Upon A Time in Mexico
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
Cabin Fever
Alien

Probably:

Matrix Revolutions
Scary Movie 3
The Alamo
Kill Bill
Cold Creek Manor
Party Monster
Texas Chainsaw Massacre


No thanks on the rest

According to EW its 12/26 - but thats probably just L.A. - it should do the art-house circuit spring-time.

http://www.highwaymenmovie.com/

I just went to this Highwaymen website and saw its awesome trailer. This bad boy has definitely joined my list of films to see this fall. Plymouth vs. Cadillac will indeed be an epic battle.

The ones I might see in the theater (unless I hear from reliable sources that they suck):

Once Upon A Time In Mexico
Underworld
Mystic River
The School of Rock
Matrix Revolutions
Eternal Sunshine o fthe Spotless Mind
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Timeline
The Last Samurai
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
Kill Bill
Cabin Fever
Wonderland
Texas Chainsaw Massacre