Its stunning visuals and music are guaranteed to keep both kids and adults entertained. When it's time to say goodbye, they both discover they don't want to. Only Death Becomes Her could ever make undead frenemies Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn look kinda bad—and even then, it’s just at the very end.

Watch The Oath and be thankful that it probably won’t get this bad. Dan is trying to live in peace, despite his traumatic childhood. Is it not enough just to be fun and star Tia and Tamera Mowry? (Go away, Nev! A summer camp provides a play about the first Thanksgiving...and the Addams family just keeps it Fall all year long to boot. Sign up for our Email Newsletters here. We love this cult classic so much, it ... flames ... flames ... flames on the sides of our faces ... Amélie (which got the much better title The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain in its native France) is one of the kindest films ever made, each frame bursting with mischief and lust for life. Sign up for our Email Newsletters here. Nora Ephron’s magnum opus would make this list due to the sweaters alone, but the unforgettable Central Park foliage and to-die-for chemistry between the Harry and Sally make it that much better. Meet Jack Skellington, a beloved pumpkin king who experiences culture shock when he stumbles into Christmastown.

Much of this classic film about the power of love and family devotion takes place in the fall and winter. ), Starring: Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, Janel Parrish, Anna Cathcart, Andrew Bachelor and Trezzo Mahoro.

This 1985 movie follows seven friends searching for their places in the real world after graduating college. Um, is this a Christmas movie or a Halloween movie? The American landscape between World War II and the Vietnam War is a wretched one in Campos’ vision. The good news is you can stream all the movies on this list (many from the ’80s and ’90s) on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu all year long. You MUST watch one of the best football—nay!—sports movies evs.

(Speaking of heartwarming, Tim McGraw helps bring the heat, too.). (Fun fact: It’s set in Illinois, but was shot in California—look closely and you’ll see palm trees in the background.). John Keating is a new teacher at an all-boys preparatory school. From horror to romance to drama, there’s a fall flick for everyone on this list. —RL. Country Living editors select each product featured.

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Wes Anderson practically owns fall—and this animated masterpiece is his ultimate love letter to the season. —CB. The imagination can be a scary, freeing place, and Spike Jonze’s adaptation of the beloved book understands that. Autumn is right around the corner, which means it is officially time to break out our cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice-flavored goodies and fall movies—you know, any film that reminds you of the season, whether it’s the changing of the leaves, heading back-to-school or Halloween-inspired.

Tayarisha Poe’s dramedy lacks autumn’s falling leaves, but it more than makes up for that with a crime caper you’ll wish you could have pulled off your senior year of high school. You know, those movies that have that autumn ~aesthetic~ i.e. The best movies set in the autumn months feature compelling characters who fall in love and pursue new adventures at this beautiful time of year.

Come for the aesthetic, stay for the soundtrack. Scarves.

dies unexpectedly, they’re forced to channel their family’s dark powers for the very first time. This isn’t the first found-footage movie, but it’s far-and-away the best.

The stellar cast, vintage knit sweaters, and long fall car rides will make you long for autumns past. Their less-than-ethical tactics will transport you right back to high school. Adults and kids alike will love Tim Burton's spooky but touching cartoon. Kelly O’Sullivan is the content strategy editor for The Pioneer Woman and manages the website’s social channels, in addition to covering entertainment and lifestyle news. Transported to the streets of 70s New York City, the classic story gets even better with a new coat of glamor and grime.

It’s a cult favorite for a reason. Twilight is good. Chess Sets and 'Queen's Gambit'-Inspired Style and Gifts, PVOD vs. Streaming Is the Real Battle for First-Run Movies -- Not Theaters vs. Home, 2019-2020 Freshman Shows: What's Renewed, What's Canceled, What's in Limbo, 2020 Fall Network TV Schedules: What's Returning, What's New, and What's Canceled on NBC. And that diner scene! Their chilling story will leave you with goosebumps that are totally unrelated to the fall weather. Interviews with leading film and TV creators about their process and craft. As Buckley’s character wrestles internally with an ineffable desire to end her relationship, this classic horror film setup soon breaks down, and Buckley’s world starts to fall apart. Halloween is the gold standard that every horror flick since has been judged against—and rightfully so. Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock work almost too well as a pair of witchy sisters with an accidental penchant for killing the men who desire them. From romantic love stories (When Harry Met Sally, You’ve Got Mail) to epic tales of sporting triumphs (Hoosiers, Remember the Titans, Rudy) and even feel-good cartoon classics (It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown), these iconic fall movies will keep the whole family entertained as the leaves change colors. Queen Elsa is struggling to control her powers, which accidentally caused an infinite winter. If you need a break from the stress of life (and who doesn’t?) Timothy Hutton plays Gloria’s father, while Bette Midler turns up as Bella Abzug, and Janelle Monae takes on Dorothy Pitman Hughes. The good news is you can stream all the movies on this list (many from the ’80s and ’90s) on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu all year long. The wish for a simple flight home for Thanksgiving turns into all sorts of hysterical travel shenanigans involving—you guessed it—planes, trains, and automobiles. Watch Meg and Billy Crystal in what is basically the OG Friends with Benefits. Susan Sarandon plays a terminally ill woman, dealing with the fact her ex’s girlfriend, played by Julia Roberts (can you imagine? The whole thing takes place in a gorgeous forest, too.

Rudy is five-foot nothin', 100 and nothin', and barely has a speck of athletic ability—but he's 1,000 percent heart. Young Demi. Jake Smith, an editorial fellow at Prevention, recently graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in magazine journalism and just started going to the gym. Maybe it should be a bad sign that this movie is relatable for so many people—but until we confront those demons, we’re just fine re-watching this movie. Free-spirited Sara has one month—no more, no less—to change ego-centric, workaholic Nelson's life.

—EK, Phillipa Lowthorpe has cut her teeth on highly acclaimed TV dramas, directing episodes of beloved series “Call the Midwife” and “The Crown.” For her feature film debut, she’s directed a screenplay from Gaby Chiappe and Rebecca Frayn (from a story by Frayn) about the 1970 Miss World competition in London, which proved an unexpected flashpoint. Young Rob Lowe. Tracy Flick is the patron saint of all the overachievers we knew (or were) in high school—and for the record, Matthew Broderick’s sad-sack teacher is the real villain here. Get ready for football season with this inspiring movie about a boy's journey to find a family and a career in the NFL.

This is a list of the greatest movies set in the fall including everything from When Harry Met Sally to Dead Poets Society to The Blind Side.

Grab your sisters, a cup of tea, and cozy up on the couch together! How you like them apples? The all-star cast in the 1984 version of this sci-fi comedy can't be beat. This content is imported from YouTube. The autumn months are a favorite time of year thanks to a range of activities—pumpkin picking at your favorite pumpkin farm, leaf peeping on scenic drives with the family, eating (and drinking!)

“I’m Thinking of Ending Things” is Charlie Kaufman’s version of a horror movie, which is to say it’s both everything and nothing like what you’d expect from the genre. For now, however, these are the films we are most excited to see in the coming months. The Craft is a 1996 American supernatural thriller film directed by Andrew Fleming. Time to fire up one of Robin Williams’ finest performances in the touching tale of an English teacher who inspires prep-school bois via poetry (swoon). Rural Iowan farmland (and, yes, plenty of bridges) serves as an ideal backdrop for the charming, tragic tale of two star-crossed lovers who everyone knows should have just ended up together. Faces Places is a documentary, not a narrative film, but it’s just as emotionally resonant as the rest of these films—if not more.

When he meets a gifted teenager named Abra, they team up to battle a cult called the True Knot. Although he can’t change the past, he uses his special ability to live every day to its fullest, especially ahead of the holidays. What emerges is a clash between two very different ideas of what such a public celebration of beauty can truly mean. If you’re one of those people who yearned for it to be Halloween every day, this witchy classic is perfect wish fulfillment. Listen, I know we’re a few months out, but let’s pregame the G.O.A.T. The film, also written by Bush and Benz, was created to explore how a modern Black woman would personally experience slavery society, and to say anymore would be to spoil its many twists. —KE. Starring: Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Najimy, Omri Katz, Thora Birch and Vinessa Shaw. The last time you watched this was likely in middle school, yes? Watch this adaptation of the tale o’ the headless horseman sans popcorn bc Johnny Depp is already peak snacc here. A comical tale about a group of students who are running for student body president. Starring: Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson, Kyliegh Curran. So, watch me fly: Cool, crisp air. RELATED: The Best Halloween Movies of All Time, Starring: Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore, Peter Coyote, Robert Macnaughton, Drew Barrymore and K.C. A group of recent college graduates navigate adulthood for the very first time in this fall flick.

Some films will be in theaters, while others are going for on demand releases or even virtual cinema bows. The late, great director Agnès Varda and artist JR traipse around France as summer fades into fall, reminiscing about times long gone and sparking new friendships everywhere they go. Respiratory-based ailments are anathema for big star biopics, but nothing is more forgiving than a wallop of a leading performance and a story that has long needed to be told. The best movies set in the autumn months feature compelling characters who fall in love and pursue new adventures at this beautiful time of year. Starring: Denzel Washington, Will Patton, Wood Harris, Ryan Hurst, Donald Faison and Craig Kirkwood. Watching the titular characters navigate New York (usually with the beautiful autumn scenery in the background) will have you dreaming of a fall trip to the Big Apple. Is. They’re keen on taking advantage of her telekenetic powers. A movie deeply invested in the relationships between women, Practical Magic is a Halloween classic that’s both bizarre and fun. The film tackles the trauma of conversion therapy, but rather than dwell, it escapes into the woods as a reprieve. Our fav funnyman Steve Carell plays a newspaper-advice columnist and widowed father of three daughters.

), Cool temps call for a heartwarmer. The film stars “Blue Is the Warmest Color” breakout Adèle Exarchopoulos as an actress who becomes an object of artistic obsession for therapist/novelist Sibyl, played by Belgium’s Virginie Efira. Practical Magic is a 1998 American romantic comedy film based on the 1995 novel of the same... Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas 3D is a 2006 3D version of the 1993 film of the... 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' Fan Theories That Just Might Be True, Every Song in The Nightmare Before Christmas, Ranked by Singability. The suburbs have never looked so inviting and so menacing all at once. Watch Lana Condor play a high school gal whose love letters have (without consent!)