Get Stuck in "Mud" with Matt McConaughey

Where the Sun Don't Shine   Everywhere | April 5, 2013 Screen Play: April's Must-See Movies 12 films that up your indie cred     | |     You are not getting very sleepy. Trance Danny Boyle’s (a.k.a. the guy who can make a sewing circle look as exciting as a sword fight) follow-up to 127 Hours is an exhilarating, 101-minute escapade through the human psyche. Filmed before his Olympics display, the neon-saturated trip stars James McAvoy and Vincent Cassel as art nappers who team with a hypnotist (Rosario Dawson) to retrieve the whereabouts of Goya’s “Witches in the Air.” It’s like: The Thomas Crown Affair meets Shallow Grave. Take: Fellow thrill-seekers. Premieres: Today Mud Shotgun Stories, Take Shelter, this soon-to-be classic thriller — Jeff Nichols doesn’t miss. His latest festival hit (nominated for the Palme d’Or) plays out like a great American novel: Ellis and Neckbone find a fugitive (who goes by Mud) on an island in the Mississippi and help him get back to his love (who goes by Juniper). Matthew McConaughey stuck the title role (though Nichols’s main man, Michael Shannon, does make an appearance), and Reese Witherspoon plays his berry. It’s like: The R-Rated Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Take: Muddy Buddies. Premieres: April 26 Sun Don’t Shine Hours on end in a car with your S.O. is enough to make you want to kill someone. No Funyun. Taking that literally: Crystal and Leo have a secret, and it’s dead in the trunk (pause for Big Gulp). The cryptic road trip reveals a little more with every pit stop, with help from multihyphenate ingenue Amy Seimetz. Get to know her: She steps in front of the lens for Upstream Color and The Killing season three. It’s like: Mad Love, True Romance, Bellflower — all that and a bag of chips. Take: Your jerky. Premieres: April 26 (in theaters and on demand) Refill the snacks. We have more movies to get through. Photos: Susie Allnutt / Courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures; James Bridges / Courtesy of Roadside Attractions; Courtesy of Factory 25 Make a Meal of Monster Cookies 10 Quick-and-Dirty Tips from a Modern Farmer   TOOLS SPONSORED BY:   A Hollywood Smile from REMBRANDT® DEEPLY WHITE® Products What’s the secret to a brighter smile? The REMBRANDT® DEEPLY WHITE® 2 Hour Whitening Kit. It whitens teeth from the inside and out, giving you noticeably whiter teeth in just two hours. Follow REMBRANDT® on Facebook for insider tips and special offers. mathewgjohnson1.repostage@blogger.com: | Unsubscribe © 2013 DailyCandy, LLC. All rights reserved. 584 Broadway Suite 201 New York, NY 10012 Editorial Policy | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Artwork by Samantha Hahn

Where the Sun Don't Shine Screen Play: April's Must-See Movies 12 films that up your indie cred You are not getting very sleepy. Trance Danny Boyle’s (a.k.a. the guy who can make a sewing circle look as exciting as a sword fight) follow-up to 127 Hours is an exhilarating, 101-minute escapade through the human psyche. Filmed before his Olympics display, the neon-saturated trip stars James McAvoy and Vincent Cassel as art nappers who team with a hypnotist (Rosario Dawson) to retrieve the whereabouts of Goya’s “Witches in the Air.” It’s like: The Thomas Crown Affair meets Shallow Grave. Take: Fellow thrill-seekers. Premieres: Today Mud Shotgun Stories, Take Shelter, this soon-to-be classic thriller — Jeff Nichols doesn’t miss. His latest festival hit (nominated for the Palme d’Or) plays out like a great American novel: Ellis and Neckbone find a fugitive (who goes by Mud) on an island in the Mississippi and help him get back to his love (who goes by Juniper). Matthew McConaughey stuck the title role (though Nichols’s main man, Michael Shannon, does make an appearance), and Reese Witherspoon plays his berry. It’s like: The R-Rated Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Take: Muddy Buddies. Premieres: April 26 Sun Don’t Shine Hours on end in a car with your S.O. is enough to make you want to kill someone. No Funyun. Taking that literally: Crystal and Leo have a secret, and it’s dead in the trunk (pause for Big Gulp). The cryptic road trip reveals a little more with every pit stop, with help from multihyphenate ingenue Amy Seimetz. Get to know her: She steps in front of the lens for Upstream Color and The Killing season three. It’s like: Mad Love, True Romance, Bellflower — all that and a bag of chips. Take: Your jerky. Premieres: April 26 (in theaters and on demand) Refill the snacks. We have more movies to get through. Photos: Susie Allnutt / Courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures; James Bridges / Courtesy of Roadside Attractions; Courtesy of Factory 25 TOOLS SPONSORED BY: A Hollywood Smile from REMBRANDT^® DEEPLY WHITE^® ProductsWhat’s the secret to a brighter smile? The REMBRANDT^® DEEPLY WHITE^® 2 Hour Whitening Kit. It whitens teeth from the inside and out, giving you noticeably whiter teeth in just two hours. Follow REMBRANDT® on Facebook for insider tips and special offers. Make a Meal of Monster Cookies10 Quick-and-Dirty Tips from a Modern Farmer mathewgjohnson1.repostage@blogger.com | Unsubscribe © 2013 DailyCandy, LLC. All rights reserved. 584 Broadway Suite 201 New York, NY 10012 Editorial Policy | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use Artwork by Samantha Hahn