Fall and cozy autumn

The March sisters grow up, argue, write, and come home. Greta Gerwig's film ends in winter and feels like a wool coat. On Hulu. One of the best movies of its decade, holiday or not.

A woman opens a chocolate shop in a stern French town during Lent and the town has to decide what it thinks of pleasure. Juliette Binoche, on Paramount+. A fall-into-winter comfort movie.

A widowed advice columnist falls for his brother's girlfriend over a crowded family weekend. Steve Carell, gentle and grown-up, on Disney+. It feels like late autumn in a rented house.

A stylish, funny Emma who is sure she knows what everyone needs, until she doesn't. Anya Taylor-Joy, gorgeous clothes, autumn picnics. On Prime. The period one with a wink.

A dapper fox steals one chicken too many and has to outsmart three mean farmers. Wes Anderson, autumn colors, and a perfect small movie on Disney+.

A janitor at MIT is a genius, and a therapist is the first person who will not let him hide. Boston in cold weather, rated R, on Prime and Paramount+. A fall movie if your fall includes big feelings.

Two witch sisters try to live a normal life in a town that will not let them. Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, fall leaves, and a midnight margarita. On Max. PG-13.

Elizabeth and Darcy misunderstand each other across a very green England until they don't. Keira Knightley, the Joe Wright one, on Peacock. A fall afternoon all by itself.

A New York designer goes home to divorce her first love and remembers why the south had a hold on her. Reese Witherspoon, on Peacock. A romcom with dirt on its boots.