After a sluggish August at the box office, the fall will be jam-packed with superheroes, sequels, and films that take you to the center of space.
November and December will be two of the busiest months of the year with big releases out every weekend and the return of Jennifer Lawrence in two anticipated films.
From epics in space and sea to historical adaptations and buzzed-about sequels and comedies there's a little bit of something for everyone.
Not sure what to see? We have you covered.
We figure it's senseless to do a fall preview for films and leave December off the list, so we've compiled the best movies you should see for the rest of the year.
"Rush"
Release Date: September 13
Why to see it: We weren't completely sold on Ron Howard and Chris Hemsworth's Formula One-inspired film at first considering Nascar is more popular in the U.S. However, the film has received high praise at the Toronto Film Festival. Variety calls it one of the "great racing movies of all time."
Based on the rivalry between two Formula One drivers during the 1976 season, Howard recently told HuffPostUK that he considered canceling the project because he didn't think he would find the right person to play Hunt.
"Gravity"
Release Date: October 4
Why to see it: The movie about an astronaut and engineer (George Clooney and Sandra Bullock) getting lost in space comes from the director of "Children of Men" (2006) and "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" (2004).
If the dynamictrailers haven't won you over, critics are calling it the must-see movie of the fall after its debut at the Venice Film Festival.
"Captain Phillips"
Release Date: October 11
Why to see it: It's been a long time since we've seen Tom Hanks shine in a big role ("Catch Me If You Can"). According to early reviews, his return portraying Captain Richard Phillips during the 2009 hijacking of an American cargo ship by Somali pirates is worth the wait.
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