In case seeing Tom Hardy play the complex villain wasn't exciting enough, this flick also has Michelle Williams and Riz Ahmed starring alongside him.

It feels like forever since A Star Is Born has been in the production process but we'll finally get to see Lady Gaga make her debut in a feature film this year.

Ryan Gosling reunites with La La Land director Damien Chazelle in this biopic, playing Neil Armstrong. The film tells the story of how Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon.

As far as Halloween movies, this one is more on the silly, family-friendly side than straight-up scary, but it will definitely make you nostalgic., R.L. Stine's most terrifying characters from your childhood come to life on Halloween.

If you've been desperately needing more Timothée Chalamet films, you're in luck. His latest drama is coming this fall. Chalamet plays a meth-addicted teen and there's a very high chance this one will give him his second Oscar nomination. Plus, for The Office fans, this means you get to see Steve Carell and Amy Ryan (Holly Flax) reunite onscreen.

After various adaptations of The Jungle Book, Andy Serkis is bringing a fresh take on the story with a much darker tone than the Disney films. This one has an all-star cast, too, including Cate Blanchett, Benedict Cumberbatch, Christian Bale, and Frieda Pinto.

This Halloween sequel is one of the most exciting horror flicks of the year, with Laurie facing Michael Myers once more.

Melissa McCarthy tackles a vastly different role than usual in this biopic, playing author-turned-thief Lee Israel.

This adaptation of the young adult best-seller tackles an extremely vital theme in current political climate. Amandla Sternberg plays Starr, a teenager who witnesses the shooting of a friend at the hands of a police officer and turns to activism.

There have been various film adaptations of The Nutcracker for decades, but Disney's latest one is pretty exciting. It has an incredible cast, featuring Keira Knightley, Helen Mirren, and Misty Copeland.

Suspiria is already an iconic horror film, so it's pretty hard to create a remake that'll match the greatness of the original. But watching the trailer, it looks like this remake is actually just as thrilling.

The past year has been huge for LGBTQ book adaptations and Boy Erased is a must-watch. Based on Garrard Conley's memoir, the film shows what it was like for Conley to attend a gay conversion therapy program under the threat of being shunned by his family and friends.

Is there anything more perfect than Benedict Cumberbatch voicing The Grinch?

It's now Claire Foy's turn to take on the role as Lisbeth Salander. Her transformation is incredible.

Even though this one won't give fans the Grindelwald and Dumbledore romance they were expecting, getting to see Jude Law as young Dumbledore is still pretty great.

Following the immense love fans felt for Ocean's 8, there's a new heist film with a badass female cast. Viola Davis, Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Debicki, and Cynthia Erivo play the widows of four robbers who have to fill in for them to finish the heist.

Ralph and Vanellope are back! This time they're exploring the internet. Be on the lookout for cameos of some of your favorite Disney princesses. Plus, there's even an encounter with stormtroopers.

If you loved Mahershala Ali in Moonlight, you're going to want to watch this one. This film tells the true story of the bond formed between bouncer Tony Lip (Viggo Mortensen) and piano prodigy Dr. Don Shirley (Mahershala Ali) after Lip becomes his chauffer throughout his tour.

This year, we're getting plenty of royal dramas to look forward to. Among those is The Favourite, starring Olivia Colman as Queen Anne (she's also now playing Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown), Rachel Weisz as Sarah Churchill, and Emma Stone as Abigail Masham.

Previous Robin Hood adaptations have stuck to being traditional, but this version modernizes the story a bit and turns it into a bonafide action flick.

This is one of the most awaited period dramas and it's finally coming out soon! Saoirse Ronan tackles the titular role alongside Margot Robbie, who plays her cousin Queen Elizabeth I.

Even though we're not getting a MCU movie with Miles Morales anytime soon, this animated one introducing the character will make fans who have been waiting for his cinematic story happy.

Contrary to popular belief, this Mary Poppins movie isn't a remake — it's a sequel. Mary Poppins revisits Jane and Michael Banks 25 years later, taking care of Michael's children.

Jason Momoa reprises his role as Aquaman this fall, this time in his own standalone movie.

In this biopic, Steve Carell plays Mark Hogancamp, a survivor of a horrific attack at the hands of Nazis, who decides to build a World War II-era Belgian town in his backyard with dolls. It has a pretty great cast too, with Janelle Monáe, Gwendoline Christie, and Diane Kruger co-starring.

There are so many options to choose from this fall that'll make it difficult to pick what to see next.