45 Best Fall Movies for Cozying Up with Your Favorite Blanket
45 Best Fall Movies for Cozying Up with Your Favorite Blanket
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Ah, fall, the season that warms our hearts and brings a cozy feeling like no other. As the temperatures drop, it’s time to bid farewell to crop tops and embrace our fave fall jackets and trendy boots. But when we’re not busy browsing TikTok for the latest fall fashion trends, you can find us snuggled up with a soft blanket, PSL in hand, and our favorite fall movies playing on the screen.
Sure, there are many great fall movies out there, but let’s talk about the absolute best ones that will give you that same warm, cozy feeling as being wrapped in a sweater. From spooky thrillers to heartwarming family films, there’s something for everyone in this list. So grab your PSL and get ready to dive into some fall movie magic!
1. Practical Magic Oh, the magic of fall! And what’s more magical than the heartfelt story of two witchy sisters, played by the queens Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman? This classic film is practically begging to be watched on a girls’ night in, margaritas and all. Get ready to be bewitched!
2. If Beale Street Could Talk Set in the romantic backdrop of 1970s New York City, this film follows the beautiful romance of Fonny and Tish. But, alas, their love is tested when Fonny is wrongly accused of a crime. Get ready for a heartwarming and emotional journey through the changing seasons of love.
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3. Autumn in New York Richard Gere and Winona Ryder star in this enchanting film that will transport you straight to the fall foliage of New York. Will Keane, the infamous playboy, meets Charlotte, a young woman who challenges his preconceptions about life and love. Get ready to fall in love with autumn all over again.
4. Coraline When it comes to fall comfort movies, this one takes the cake! With a talking black cat, a whimsical world turned evil, and stunning stop-motion animation, Coraline captures the essence of fall like no other. Get ready for an enchanting and slightly spooky adventure.
5. Sweet Home Alabama New York fashion designer Melanie finds herself engaged to the city’s most eligible bachelor, but there’s one small problem – she’s still married to her husband back in Alabama. Join Melanie on her journey to figure out love and life in this delightful rom-com set against the backdrop of the South.
6. Edward Scissorhands Tim Burton knows how to nail those fall vibes, and Edward Scissorhands is no exception. Prepare to be swept away by Johnny Depp’s portrayal of Edward, the gentle soul with scissors for hands. This film will make you fall in love with the beauty of the season.
7. Mona Lisa Smile Get ready for some girl power! This star-studded film, featuring Julia Roberts, Kirsten Dunst, and Julia Stiles, takes us to an all-female college, where Julia Roberts’ character challenges traditional views of women’s roles in society. Prepare to be inspired!
8. Soul Food Fall is all about indulging in comfort food, and what better way to celebrate than with a movie that revolves around a table full of soul food? Join a family as they come together after their matriarch falls into a coma. Get your tissues and appetites ready!
9. Sweet November Nelson and Sara are about to embark on an unconventional month-long trial to test their attraction. This charming film explores the unexpected connections that can be formed in the most unlikely situations. Get ready for a heartfelt and bittersweet ride.
10. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Wrap yourself in the warmth of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood with this beautiful movie. Tom Hanks delivers a heartwarming performance as Mister Rogers, reminding us of the power of love and kindness. Prepare to feel all the feels!
So, grab your blanket, cozy up on the couch, and let these fall movies whisk you away into a world of warmth and laughter. Autumn has never felt so enchanting!
Authors: Courtney Young, Chaise Sanders, Jamie Ballard
