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These films will get you in the mood for fall, whether it's scaring you like 'Halloween' or using warm colors to make you feel cozy like 'Fantastic Mr. Fox'. Cara Ricciardi | The Breeze As fall rolls in and the weather starts to turn cold, it’s the perfect time to relax on the couch, snuggle under a warm blanket and watch a movie. With so many streaming services, the endless number of options can be overwhelming. To ease your decision fatigue, here are five films that perfectly capture the fall season. 1. “When Harry Met Sally” (1989)Directed by the late Rob Reiner, “When Harry Met Sally” is a tale set in the iconic New York autumn scenery. It follows Harry and Sally as they go from enemies to friends to lovers. It’s the kind of comfort movie that’ll have you laughing and then crying by the end. No matter the mood, this movie is a perfect pick for movie night.2. “Harry Potter” franchise (2001-2011)Accompanied by a great score, the world of “Harry Potter” radiates fall vibes.

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