Box office hits in the fallUsually, autumn is a season full of viewers having their first glimpses of serious and exciting films. Hollywood bets are on the conversation during the awards season. But this is 2020. With the Oscar postponement, Hollywood is spending extra time to release some of the summer films taken from the calendar in the middle of the pandemic.A pair of rational female superheroes lead the way with Gal Gadot returning as the embodiment of female power in "Wonder Woman 1984". Co-starring Kristen Wiig, the film hits theaters on October 2. Not to be outdone, Scarlett Johansson heads her own live action superhero movie on Marvel's "Black Widow" in theaters starting November 6.For the Halloween season, Oscar-winning screenwriter Jordan Peele of "Get Out" decided to give Clive Barker's "Candyman" a new life. Co-written and directed by fledgling author Nia DaCosta, the remake of the terrorist film is scheduled for October 16.#wonder woman.