If there is a film you want to feel the autumn vibes, then you definitely should watch "You've Got Mail" starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan! This 1998 romantic comedy will leave you smiling and laughing all the time.

Directed by Nora Ephron, "You've Got Mail" revolves around two people who have met online and have fallen in love with but little do they know they are business rivals. Meg Ryan plays Kathleen Kelly, who runs an independent bookstore called "The Shop Around the Corner." Tom Hanks plays Joe Fox, who runs the chain of bookstores called "Fox Books," threatening the business of Kelly's store. As the two bicker each other, the more they fall in love with each other. Tom Hanks reels the viewer into the autumn vibe when he tells Kathleen online: "Don't you love New York in the fall? It makes me want to buy school supplies. I would send you a bouquet of newly-sharpened pencils if I knew your name and address. On the other hand, this not knowing has its charms."

Doesn't this remind you of the time when you have to buy school supplies at the beginning of fall?

Another scene that gives us autumn vibes is when Kathleen catches a cold and is stuck in bed. Joe then visits her and discovers that she was a mess. Remember those days when you have to call in sick for school or work? In fact, autumn is known as the flu season. Furthermore, the famous coffee shop scene where Kathleen was told to meet her correspondent in Café Lalo was definitely an autumn-worthy moment.

Remember all those stops to Starbucks or to any coffee shop just to have a quick cup of coffee and staying warm and cozy after that first sip? If these points are checked off in your autumn vibe list, then "You've Got Mail" is undoubtedly the film just for you.