The autumn season has more or less arrived, and while some welcome this time with activities like apple-picking, hot beverages, and various other quintessential aspects of #ChristianGirlAutumn, others opt to enjoy it just as we did the summer: relaxing on the couch, repeatedly watching the cozy films we adore. Whether you desire to have your belief in romance rekindled by Harrison Ford or you need some humor from Robin Williams that will surely bring tears, our lineup presents the essential movies of fall.
Open your windows for that refreshing, chilly air and prepare the teapot, because presented below are 20 top autumn films—from tales explicitly set in this season, to movies that merely capture or symbolize autumn in some manner—to accompany you until December.
Autumn in New York (2000)
Honestly…how could this not be on the list? The title alone demands it, and combined with Winona Ryder’s tear-inducing narrative, it features so many things that I closely relate to autumn: Central Park, charming museums, and a woman adorned as Emily Dickinson. We adore witnessing it (and shedding tears over it)! —Emma Specter