Top Most Beautiful Movies With an Autumn Mood

Autumn is the best time for cozy sweaters, warm tea, themed games at tonybet.com, and the special morning air. It’s a time of year that makes you think about different life situations and events. And it’s the best time for long, chilly evenings watching movies. Better if it’s a lyrical melodrama or a romantic love story, such as Legends of the Fall, Sweet November, or Autumn in New York. Here’s a selection of films that will get you in the mood for fall, help you dream, listen to good music, and make you sad or laugh.

Autumn Sonata (1978)

An obvious choice, of course. But how can we talk about fall films without mentioning Bergman’s masterpiece? “Autumn Sonata” explores the various psychological sides of family drama. The film shows the relationship between a mother, a successful pianist, and her daughter, a model homeowner, and wife. In the film you will hear the music of Frederic Chopin, quite an autumn composer, isn’t he?

Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

It’s hard to imagine fall without Woody Allen movies, especially when it comes to a relationship as fickle as the seasons. The story begins on Thanksgiving Day and ends a year later. During that time, love, loss, disappointment, and the American director’s witty humor await the heroines. “Hannah and Her Sisters” is the perfect blend of comedy and drama that explores the midlife crisis, the romantic outburst of new feelings, and the dangers of self-deception. If spring is the season of renewal, fall is definitely the season of change.

You’ve Got Mail (1998)

This story takes place long ago, in the late 20th century, when people weren’t still sleeping under store doors to buy a new iPhone, but chasing books. When email was just beginning to replace letters written by hand. When virtual communication was only just getting its tentacles into our lives. Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks’ characters will make you believe love is inevitable. And look in your mailbox. Maybe there’s a letter for you.

The Others (2001)

There’s bound to be one on your fall movie list that makes a cold shiver run through your body. And that movie is The Others. The action takes place on the island of Jersey, where it is an eternally gray, fall day. The main character returns to the island, to an old mansion with her children. The children suffer from a rare disease, they do not tolerate direct daylight, because of which they have to live in pitch darkness. It’s a picture of isolation and about the secrets that old houses keep. It is a very atmospheric movie – tense, scary and memorable.

Amélie (2001)

In the autumn, you want a miracle. You want to change your life. To dream and to believe in good. In this case, French films almost always come to the rescue. And “Amélie” is no exception. Audrey Tautou and her character did everything to make you believe in magic. The streets of Montmartre, the magnificent scenery and interiors, and, of course, the music of Jan Thiersen will just pour balm on your frozen souls covered with autumn goosebumps. There is no doubt that everyone has seen this movie, but not including it in the list of most beautiful movies would be a crime.

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring (2003)

“Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter…. and Spring Again” is a philosophical, in some places meditative film with insanely beautiful scenery, including autumn scenery. It is a parable about the eternal, about the flow of time, about the connection between nature and human life. As the title implies, history is cyclical. The periods of spring, summer, fall, and winter are repeated time after time, they all come and go, bringing with them different life lessons. And all of this is vividly and interestingly depicted in the example of a young monk growing up. Rarely have picturesque pictures of nature been captured as lovingly as this one. Perfect for a leisurely long evening.