BACHELORETTE
Kirsten Dunst is a control freak executive who reunites with two pals (Isla Fisher and Lizzy Caplan) for the wedding of a friend (Rebel Wilson) they used to make fun of in high school. The flick is so raunchy, Ms. Dunst won't let her father see it. Says her sex scene partner James Marsden, "It's probably a good idea he doesn't see the movie." (Sept. 6)
THE WORDS
Here's your chance to see the chemistry that sparked the Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana's romance. The hunky actor plays a writer who gains fame after he finds a lost manuscript and has it published as his own. But his ink well of good fortune could run dry when the original author (Jeremy Irons) tracks him down. (Sept. 7)
After much speculation, director and writer Paul Thomas Anderson finally confirmed Philip Seymour Hoffman's character—a 1950s writer who is also the leader of a spiritual movement—is based on Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Anderson even screened the pic for his Magnolia star Tom Cruise. That aside, Joaquin Phoenix is actually the film's lead, starring as an alcoholic WWII vet. (Sept. 14)
10 YEARS
Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan reunite for the first time on screen since making Step Up for this all-star ensemble about the highs and lows of a high school reunion. Rounding out the cast are Rosario Dawson, Justin Long, Anthony Mackie, Ari Graynor, Aubrey Plaza and more. All hail funny man Chris Pratt for his works as a sometimes hilarious, but sometimes pathetic drunken buffoon. (Sept. 14)
