13 Films to Take Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater to See

Whip Up a Dip for Company |  Apps to Add to Your Arsenal |  How to Make a Tot Love Bath Time   Everywhere | October 5, 2012   Today on DailyCandy.com Get Inside the Delightful Mind of Our Editor » Up to 52% off Deny Designs Imaginative Housewares » Cheers to the Long Weekend » A Trend to Snuggle Up With » Screen Play: October's Must-See Movies 13 films to take Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater to see     | |     Extra, extra. Read all about it. The Paperboy It’s summer 1969 in South Florida, and a reporter’s investigating an inmate’s wrongdoings, while his younger bro’s probing a sexed-up Barbie doll. You might need a bath after Lee Daniels’s steamy film noir so scuzzy you can feel the chiggers and smell the stank. Even with the filth caked on thick, the cast — including Matthew McConaughey, John Cusack, Zac Efron, and Nicole Kidman — shines. It’s like: A Time to Kill meets To Die For. Take: Swamp people. Premieres: Today Wuthering Heights Les Mis, Anna Karenina, O (yes, as in Odin James) — the classics are a grab bag for directors. This time, Andrea Arnold matches her lens to the quills of Emily Brontë. Arnold’s take on Catherine and her stray, Heathcliff: a billowy, visceral two hours with little dialogue and lots of wind. It isn’t for everyone, but for those with patience, it ends with quite the Mumford & Sons reward. It’s like: Cary Fukunaga’s Jane Eyre. Take: Raconteurs of any ilk. Premieres: Today The Sessions Sundancers got the first peek at writer/director Ben Lewin’s true story about a paralyzed man who hasn’t left the sack in 30 years. Mark’s confined to an iron lung but wants to pull the plug on his virginity — so he hires a sex surrogate. John Hawkes and Helen Hunt get naked for therapeutic cupping, licking, and thrusting, and it’s the sweetest flick about poontang and polio out there. It’s like: My Life meets The 40-Year-Old Virgin. Take: Bare necessities. Premieres: October 19 Now that you’re vertical, click over to our site for more of October’s must-see movies. Photos: Courtesy of Millennium Entertainment; Courtesy of Oscilloscope Laboratories; Courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures An Updo to Inspire a Yodel or Two Real Girls Strut Their Stuff in NYC   WIN The Yankees Fall Giveaway What: The chance to win New York Yankees™ fragrances for Him and for Her, plus a $1,000 Lord & Taylor gift card and a baller fall look inspired by the team that keeps on winning. Why: You want to hit it out of the park. When: Enter before Oct. 12. Where: At dailycandy.com. mathewgjohnson1.repostage@blogger.com: | Unsubscribe © 2012 DailyCandy, LLC. All rights reserved. 584 Broadway Suite 201 New York, NY 10012 Editorial Policy | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Artwork by Samantha Hahn

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Screen Play: October's Must-See Movies 13 films to take Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater to see Extra, extra. Read all about it. The Paperboy It’s summer 1969 in South Florida, and a reporter’s investigating an inmate’s wrongdoings, while his younger bro’s probing a sexed-up Barbie doll. You might need a bath after Lee Daniels’s steamy film noir so scuzzy you can feel the chiggers and smell the stank. Even with the filth caked on thick, the cast — including Matthew McConaughey, John Cusack, Zac Efron, and Nicole Kidman — shines. It’s like: A Time to Kill meets To Die For. Take: Swamp people. Premieres: Today Wuthering Heights Les Mis, Anna Karenina, O (yes, as in Odin James) — the classics are a grab bag for directors. This time, Andrea Arnold matches her lens to the quills of Emily Brontë. Arnold’s take on Catherine and her stray, Heathcliff: a billowy, visceral two hours with little dialogue and lots of wind. It isn’t for everyone, but for those with patience, it ends with quite the Mumford & Sons reward. It’s like: Cary Fukunaga’s Jane Eyre. Take: Raconteurs of any ilk. Premieres: Today The Sessions Sundancers got the first peek at writer/director Ben Lewin’s true story about a paralyzed man who hasn’t left the sack in 30 years. Mark’s confined to an iron lung but wants to pull the plug on his virginity — so he hires a sex surrogate. John Hawkes and Helen Hunt get naked for therapeutic cupping, licking, and thrusting, and it’s the sweetest flick about poontang and polio out there. It’s like: My Life meets The 40-Year-Old Virgin. Take: Bare necessities. Premieres: October 19 Now that you’re vertical, click over to our site for more of October’s must-see movies.Photos: Courtesy of Millennium Entertainment; Courtesy of Oscilloscope Laboratories; Courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures WINThe Yankees Fall GiveawayWhat: The chance to win New York Yankees™ fragrances for Him and for Her, plus a $1,000 Lord & Taylor gift card and a baller fall look inspired by the team that keeps on winning.Why: You want to hit it out of the park.When: Enter before Oct. 12. Where: At dailycandy.com. An Updo to Inspire a Yodel or Two Real Girls Strut Their Stuff in NYC mathewgjohnson1.repostage@blogger.com | Unsubscribe © 2012 DailyCandy, LLC. All rights reserved. 584 Broadway Suite 201 New York, NY 10012 Editorial Policy | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use Artwork by Samantha Hahn