As the leaves turn golden and the air gets crisp, there’s nothing better than curling up with a cozy movie. Autumn is that perfect time of year when we crave warmth, comfort, and a little escape from the daily grind. A good film can bring that seasonal vibe straight into your living room. But with so many options, what to watch? The Avalglass team is here share our top comfort movie picks to get you through those chilly fall nights!
Anna's Pick: Amélie (2001)
Anna recommends Amélie, a heartwarming tale set in the streets of Paris. Amélie, a shy young woman, decides to change the lives of those around her through small acts of kindness. The film’s dreamy visual style and charming narrative make it a delightful watch, sure to inspire your creative side.
"Amélie" (2001), directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Sony Pictures Classics.
Oleg’s Pick: The Martian (2015)
Oleg loves The Martian, a gripping film about an astronaut stranded on Mars. With no way to communicate and limited resources, he must use his intellect and determination to survive. This movie will keep you on the edge of your seat, balancing humor and tension as you root for his survival.
"The Martian" (2015), directed by Ridley Scott, Twentieth Century Fox
Michael’s Pick: Dead Poets Society (1989)
Michael's autumn favorite is Dead Poets Society, a film that celebrates the power of individual expression and inspiration. Set in an elite boarding school, the movie follows an unconventional English teacher, played by Robin Williams, who encourages his students to seize the day and think for themselves. Filled with poetic beauty, deep connections, and emotional moments, it’s a heartwarming and thoughtful choice for anyone seeking a film that reminds us of the importance of passion and creativity in everyday life.
"Dead Poets Society" (1989), directed by Peter Weir, Touchstone Pictures
Alex’s Pick: Inception (2010)
Alex gravitates toward Inception, a mind-bending thriller about dreams within dreams. Leonardo DiCaprio leads a team of dream thieves who perform "extractions" in people's subconscious. With layered plots, stunning visuals, and a haunting score, Inception explores complex themes of reality and memory that will keep you thinking long after it ends.
Movie poster for Inception (2010) by the Cinephilers, movie directed by Cristopher Nolan, Warner Bros.
Lena’s Pick: Notting Hill (1999)
Lena loves Notting Hill, a charming romantic comedy starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant. The story follows a small bookstore owner whose life turns upside down when a famous actress walks into his shop. Filled with witty dialogue and heartfelt moments, this film is an absolute classic for anyone who loves a feel-good romance.
"Notting Hill" (1999), directed by Roger Michell, Polygram Filmed Entertainment
We hope this list helped make your movie night decisions a little easier!
With each of these films offering something unique—whether it’s inspiration, adventure, or pure comfort—we’re sure there’s a perfect autumn watch waiting for you. Let us know which movies you end up watching!
