Top 25 Must See Fall 2014 Movies

We count down 25 must see films that are coming out during the Fall 2014 movie season!

For many movie fans, this is only good news!

Its time for a movie season that isnt just about the caped and cowled.

Yes, were excited forInterstellar, Hunger Games, andBig Hero 6too.

Thus here are 25 Must See Fall 2014 movies (that didnt break the bank).

But what is definitely certain is whether this film is worth your time.

But what if they are also used to crush souls, as well?

Kill the Messengerchronicles the merciless smear campaign against Webb (Jeremy Renner) and everything he may have uncovered.

Now picture that this actor is Michael Keaton.

Already,Birdmanshould have its talons in you.

The picture also features Zach Galifianakis, Edward Norton, Amy Ryan, Emma Stone, and Naomi Watts.

Its a knowing comedy of racial identity in a supposedly post-racial America.

St. Vincent (October 24th)

While word coming out of Toronto about the Capra-esqueSt.

Vincenthas been divided, the praise for Bill Murrays performance in this slice of Americana has been near universal.

Also featuring Naomi Watts and Chris Dowd,St.

Vincentis being heralded as a career best for Mr. Murray.

The results will hopefully be as electrifyingly ominous as its release date.

Going for the gold,Foxcatchermight showcase more than great performances under its uneasy premise.

There is never anything quite like a Western.

The acidity of the premise alone burns to the touch.

The reason, beyond Andersons beckoning involvement, is its seedy source material from author Thomas Pynchon.

Ultimately, Zamperini was taken into custody and tortured as an unregistered POW by the Japanese until 1945.

He came home and became a born again Christian inspirational speaker.

This is an amazing story.

The movie shouldnt be anything less.

He convinced Margaret that nobody would buy art from a woman.

Let the paint-off begin.

Bobby Fischer probably suffered from Bipolar Disorder, schizophrenia, or some combination therein.

However, he was also a child prodigy and a genius chess player.

It is an uncomfortably nauseating premise that demands viewing, through squinted outrage or not.

Julianne Moore would be worth seeing reading from a phone book.

ThoughStill Aliceis undoubtedly far more fascinating a prospect than that, it also will likely prove far more heartbreaking.

What did we miss, and what are you most looking forward to seeing?

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