Get Your Cozy On and Head to the Theater for These Upcoming Fall Films

Fresh off the mesmerizing "Promising Young Woman" is Emerald Fennell’s second directorial project. In this psychological thriller, a young man (Barry Keoghan) follows his classmate (Jacob Elordi) to the lavish estate of Saltburn, where he becomes obsessed with his eccentric host family.

Taylor Swift brings her billion-dollar Eras concert tour to screens nationwide. She covers the top songs of her past 11 albums in just under three hours and singing and dancing are encouraged.

Winner of the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, this courtroom drama follows a woman accused of killing her husband after he falls from a great height. The film has been a blockbuster in its native France.

Based on David Grann’s best-selling book, this true story chronicles the conflict between the suddenly wealthy Native Americans of Osage County and the white interlopers who are after their fortune. The Scorsese film stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Lily Gladstone and Robert DeNiro.

What happens when three Marvels (Captain, Ms., and Monica Rambeau) switch powers and worlds? Director Nia DaCosta (“Candyman”) helms the latest Marvel Studios installment, destined to be a team-up for ages. It stars Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris and Iman Vellani.

A prequel to the Hunger Games book series, we travel back to Panem at the 10th Hunger Games when Coriolanus Snow (Tom Blyth) was just a mentor to tribute Lucy Gray Baird (Rachel Zegler), not yet President. Much like Katniss Everdeen, Lucy captures the attention of the whole nation and the pair must use her fame to help them survive.

Hayao Miyazaki is back at Studio Ghibli, after his retirement in 2013. He has written and directed this new film about a boy who enters a magical world with the help of a talking heron. Just like past Miyazaki, it’s a fantastical journey through an enchanted world.

In the newest Disney musical animated feature, Ariana DeBose is Asha, a teen in the Kingdom of Rosas, who senses King Magnifico (Chris Pine) is not what he seems. She wishes upon a star for help and soon magic is everywhere. Asha and Star must use the wishes to save the kingdom from doom.

Bradley Cooper directs and stars in a biopic of conductor/composer Leonard Bernstein. His marriage to Felicia Montealegre (Carey Mulligan) is the focus, in addition to his lasting legacy in music.

Based on Rumaan Alam’s tense page-turner, this film stars Julia Roberts and Ethan Hawke as a couple suddenly confronted by strangers (Mahershala Ali and Myha'la) on the front steps of their vacation home, warning about the impending end of the world.

Not to be outdone by Taylor Swift, Beyoncé is launching her own theatrical version of her Renaissance concert tour. The film will show performances, as well as behind the scenes footage.

Ridley Scott and Joaquin Phoenix reteam for an epic film about the rise to power of the French ruler and original short king.

From the makers of “Paddington” comes the Willy Wonka origin story in all its candy-colored glory. Timothee Chalamet plays the titular candy inventor, destined to lead a sweets empire.

Yorgos Lanthimos, who has made off-the-wall films like “The Lobster” and “The Favorite,” adapts a new film based on a Scottish book of the same name. In it, a woman is brought back to life and runs off with a slick lawyer to see the world. It stars Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo and Willem Dafoe.

You’ve seen "Elvis," now watch Priscilla’s side of the story in a new film by Sofia Coppola. Cailee Spaeny gives a breakthrough performance as the young Priscilla while Jacob Elordi wows as Elvis.