Peliculas de Otoño

What's the difference between summer movies and fall movies? In summer, Johnny Depp swashbuckles as a flamboyant pirate in a big-budget blowout. This fall, he's an eccentric Scottish author in an art-house pic. Reese Witherspoon is "Legally Blonde" when it's hot outside, but when the temperature drops, she'll scheme her way into 19th-century London society. Autumn's arrival brings movies that are a little bit deeper and darker and, at times, slightly depraved (we're looking at you, John Waters). Crave drama? Delve into the lives of Ray Charles ("Ray") and Che Guevara ("Motorcycle Diaries"). Desperate for romance? Tango up a storm with Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez in "Shall We Dance?" Love Jude Law? Good news -- he's everywhere. And for those who long for the blockbuster days of summer, Hollywood has you covered, offering up everything from giant, rampaging robots ("Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow") to animated, out-of-shape superheroes ("The Incredibles"). So pack up that bikini, banish those white shoes and grab a sweater as you check out our 2004 fall movie preview. -- Kat Giantis