14 Films to Fall For

Adios to Boring Destinations |  Help Skin Recover from Summer's Torment |  Change Your Closet with the Leaves   Everywhere | September 7, 2012   Today on DailyCandy.com A Brooklyn-Based Line That's a Real Sister Act » 50% off Roma Rain Boots » Add Drama to Your Wardrobe with a Sanguine Hue » Whip Out the Apron for Serious Kitchen Time » Screen Play: September's Must-See Movies 14 films to fall for     | |     Stay a while. Hello I Must Be Going You’re broke, divorced, and living with your parents. What’s next? An affair with a dark-haired, 19-year-old boy (you know him as Charlie on Girls), duh. Up in the Air’s Melanie Lynskey makes rock bottom look good as Amy Minsky, the sad-sack lead in Todd Louiso’s horny, raw Sundance dramedy that proves there’s laughter in disaster. Here’s to you, Mrs. Robinson. It’s like: The Graduate meets Post Grad. Take: The boy next door. Premieres: Today The Master Depicting the creation of Scientology, Paul Thomas Anderson’s 70mm wonder is inspiring followers across the nation. Already hailed as a triumph in American cinema and a solid contender for an Oscar, it’s graced only a handful of screens. When it hits yours, sit back and let Philip Seymour Hoffman and a De Niro-like Joaquin Phoenix deliver quite the religious experience. It’s like: Raging Bull meets Magnolia. Take: Your thinker. Premieres: September 14 The Perks of Being a Wallflower Emma Watson graduates from Hogwarts to yet another teenage drama with two awkward dudes, but this one’s no fantasy. Adapting his own dark novel about a lone wolf taken in by two seniors, Stephen Chbosky flips the book-is-always-better theory, thanks to Logan Lerman’s portrayal of protagonist Charlie and a Smiths-heavy sound track. It’s like: The Breakfast Club meets Charlie Bartlett. Take: Young adults. Premieres: September 21 Don’t sit this one out — read on for more of this month’s best cinema. Photos: Courtesy of Oscilloscope Laboratories; Courtesy of The Weinstein Company; John Bramley / Courtesy of Summit Entertainment How to Replicate Runway Eye Makeup Join Fall Fashion’s Culture Club   TOOLS SPONSORED BY:   TRANSFORM New Suave Professionals® Keratin Infusion™ Products What: The all-star lineup with a smoothing serum for up to 48 hours of frizz control. Why: Your hair should not be a barometer of seasonal humidity. When: All summer long — and well into the fall. Where: Shop now at soap.com or learn more at keratininfusion.suave.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

Adios to Boring Destinations
Screen Play: September's Must-See Movies 14 films to fall for Stay a while. Hello I Must Be Going You’re broke, divorced, and living with your parents. What’s next? An affair with a dark-haired, 19-year-old boy (you know him as Charlie on Girls), duh. Up in the Air’s Melanie Lynskey makes rock bottom look good as Amy Minsky, the sad-sack lead in Todd Louiso’s horny, raw Sundance dramedy that proves there’s laughter in disaster. Here’s to you, Mrs. Robinson. It’s like: The Graduate meets Post Grad. Take: The boy next door. Premieres: Today The Master Depicting the creation of Scientology, Paul Thomas Anderson’s 70mm wonder is inspiring followers across the nation. Already hailed as a triumph in American cinema and a solid contender for an Oscar, it’s graced only a handful of screens. When it hits yours, sit back and let Philip Seymour Hoffman and a De Niro-like Joaquin Phoenix deliver quite the religious experience. It’s like: Raging Bull meets Magnolia. Take: Your thinker. Premieres: September 14 The Perks of Being a Wallflower Emma Watson graduates from Hogwarts to yet another teenage drama with two awkward dudes, but this one’s no fantasy. Adapting his own dark novel about a lone wolf taken in by two seniors, Stephen Chbosky flips the book-is-always-better theory, thanks to Logan Lerman’s portrayal of protagonist Charlie and a Smiths-heavy sound track. It’s like: The Breakfast Club meets Charlie Bartlett. Take: Young adults. Premieres: September 21 Don’t sit this one out — read on for more of this month’s best cinema. Photos: Courtesy of Oscilloscope Laboratories; Courtesy of The Weinstein Company; John Bramley / Courtesy of Summit Entertainment TOOLS SPONSORED BY: TRANSFORMNew Suave Professionals® Keratin Infusion™ ProductsWhat: The all-star lineup with a smoothing serum for up to 48 hours of frizz control.Why: Your hair should not be a barometer of seasonal humidity.When: All summer long — and well into the fall. Where: Shop now at soap.com or learn more at keratininfusion.suave.com. How to Replicate Runway Eye MakeupJoin Fall Fashion’s Culture Club 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