Some pop cultures just have a short film to feel like a fall. From the page-filled settings Gilmore Girls Taylor Swift’s seasonal synesthesia Red, they evoke a certain nostalgia, which seems to be the most suitable for the crisp air and autumn tones. By the end of the summer, we’re more than ready to have a nice season, so to help keep the atmosphere going, we’ve put together some of the best fall movies.
Of course, the movies that capture the magic of the fall are great, so we decided to add some disqualifiers to our round. For the purposes of this so-called fall list, movies that are specifically focused on Halloween or the football season are not allowed (technically, all football movies are fall movies). We’ve also made an effort to hold on to films that feel good, because there’s so much going on in the world, because we’re leaving Sad Girl Fall Kacey Musgraves.
Go ahead with the best movies that you want to fall into.
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At the time the Cranberries launch “Dreams,” and Meg Ryan, who begins to unravel poetry about Manhattan magic in the fall, immediately feels a sense of warmth. It’s hard to deal with the fast-paced charm of Norah Ephron’s film, but add some smart bibs, endless bright lights and aubian caviar (decoration!), And it becomes undeniable for our favorite AOL-centered film.
Notable (fall) line: “Don’t you love New York in the fall? I want to buy school supplies. If I knew your name and address I would send you a bunch of new sharpened pencils. “
Not but one bi Thankfully, this award-winning drama connects the stories of three Manhattan sisters over the past two years. The actors are the stars, the writing is wonderful, and Woody Allen is one of the only films that has had a happy ending.
Highlight line: “The heart is a small muscle that is very, very elastic. It really is. “
Okay, we know we didn’t say Halloween movies, though Coco—Really, it’s a high-end Pixar creation— Day of the Dead surpasses the catch to turn it into a good movie at any time of the year. However, with its bright pumpkins and lively autumn charm we dare to find something more pleasant.
Highlight line: “When life falls on me, I play the guitar.”
Set around Chicago Sunday family dinners, the 90s classic offers as much warmth and comfort as the title suggests. Plus, Nia Long wears a completely killer outfit combination.
Highlight line: “You do what you have to do to stay strong.”
In fact, it seems appropriate to see Tim Burton’s entire filmography in the fall. But Edward Scissorhands, with a touch of storytelling and gothic influences, may be the director’s most moving story.
Highlight line: “But if you had regular hands, you’d be like everyone else.”
Another Ephron classic, this romcom grows with the chemistry of Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal, but the golden brown doesn’t hurt. Between the streets left in Manhattan and the outer layers of Meg Ryan’s expert layers, you can feel almost crisp air.
Highlight line: “I came tonight when you realize you want to spend your whole life with someone because you want to start your whole life as soon as possible.”
Many of our suggestions for the best fall movies are set in Manhattan (the city really is yes magical in the fall), but it’s the only film by Bill Murray that makes war on the supernatural in the New York Public Library.
Highlight line: “Human sacrifice. Dogs and cats live together. Massive hysteria “.
Once duplicated “Du Thelma and Louise witch movies ” Practical Magic It is based on the sister bond between Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock. There is, of course, a lot of romance, wonderful moments and witch magic, but the chemistry between the two actors — and the film’s chaotic fairy-tale plot — has given the film a cult love.
Highlight line: “We have a chocolate cake for breakfast in this house, and we’ve never bothered with stupid things like sleeping or brushing our teeth.”
I didn’t expect to put Harry Potter movies on this list, but after watching it recently, the first part of the big-screen series about JK Rowling’s beloved boy wizard is undeniable in the fall season. Most of the film is riddled with amber tones, thick cloths and the rush of the first day of class. The number of pumpkins is off the lists.
Highlight line: “It’s no use stopping to dream, Harry, and forgetting to live.”
A high school classic about an ambitious student (Reese Witherspoon) and a well-meaning teacher (Matthew Boderick) seems to be more rigorous with age. It’s determined by Tracy Flick he continued to be an important figure in pop culture for a reason. We give him a bunch of 10 new sharp pencils.
Highlight line: “Old or young, we all make mistakes. And we need to learn that all of our actions can have serious consequences. “
It is often one of the most romantic films ever made, an appropriate classic from the 70s, telling the story of two unlucky lovers who meet in Cambridge, Massachusetts, almost the geographical equivalent of autumn. You’ll feel all the feelings, and you’ll be amazed at the elegant set of eyebrows they really had before their time.
Highlight line: “Love means you never have to say you feel it.”
A set of murderous comedies, with a gothic palace and plenty of dark secrets, the cult classics immediately appeal to you. The fashion is prosperous, the hidden doors are plentiful, and the balance of the frightening and charming stands out. The competition isn’t very tough, though Clues is the best film based on a children’s board game.
Highlight line: “Well, it’s a matter of the afterlife. Now that he’s dead, I have life. “
Most of the adaptations of Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel are reminiscent of winter, but Greta Gerwig’s intelligent and sensitive twist on the story of women in March is autumn. From lush colors to Saoirse Ronan’s unisex jackets, we’re getting inspiration from the timeless fall wardrobe.
Highlight line: “Just because my dreams are different than yours doesn’t mean they don’t matter.”
Set in a boarding school in Houston, Wes Anderson’s senior drama features the director’s rich color palette, book background, and plenty of smart blazers.
Highlight line: “I miss Rushmore. I miss them … the seasons. “
PHOTO: Good Will Hunting (1997) Robin Williams, Matt Damon Credit: Offered from the Miramax / Neal Peters collection
Hunting in good will, 1998
Can you really make a list of fall-based films without including the award-winning film that launched the careers of Ben Affleck and Matt Damon? Set in a world based on the gold-colored academy in Cambridge, Massachusetts and as the compassionate therapist Robin Williams, the film is perfect for a little catharsis on your couch.
Highlight line: “People call these mistakes, but no, that’s a good thing.”
