9 Films That Make It Rain

Pale Nails and More Looks to Copy |  76 Spots to Fuel Wanderlust |  New Books Worth Picking Up   Everywhere | April 6, 2012   Today on DailyCandy.com A Tour of One of Our Favorite NYC Apartments » Half off Ecofriendly Footwear from Okabashi » What Saturday Morning Should Always Look Like » Chicago Editor Emily Fiffer Pens Her Wish List » Screen Play: April's Must-See Movies 9 films to see after reliving "Titanic"     | |     Just add water. Damsels in Distress Not a peep in thirteen years; we thought he may be pushing up daisies. (Here’s looking at you, The Last Days of Disco.) True to form, Whit Stillman resurfaces with a dance-crazy campus comedy about a group of delusional dames trying to save their peers from suicidal thoughts and the Greek — scratch that — Roman tragedy that is frat. Meet the babbling blossoms: Rose (the snob), Heather (the ditz), Violet (the leader), and Lily (the voice of reason). Their charm is rooted in sunny sarcasm, so you have no excuse to take a rain check. It’s like: Clueless gets a clue, and Heathers lives on. Take: Perennial favorites. Premieres: Today The Cabin in the Woods A cabin. In the woods. Where bad things happen. Quite the lofty concept, huh? Assume nothing when puppet master of a writer Drew Goddard (Lost, Cloverfield) is pulling the strings. Look, we’re not going to be the ones to plant the seed; his directorial debut unfolds best if kept in the dark. We will tell you the film opened SXSW and had fans raving. The woods? Virtual terror. And that cabin? It’s the ultimate haunt. It’s like: Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Take: A hunk, a vixen, a brain, a stoner, and, of course, a virgin. Premieres: April 13 (That’s a Friday, folks.) Sound of My Voice Brit Marling, she’s from Another Earth. Writer, director, cult leader from the future. In guy pal Zal Batmanglij’s debut feature, Maggie (Marling’s latest self-written enigma) coos followers into submission with her velvety vocals. Namely, Peter, a journalist trying to expose her as a quack. Zal’s brother, Rostam, scores the film (doesn’t suck to have the Vampire Weekend genius around), but we’re wondering who choreographed that precocious patty-cake. It’s like: Martha Marcy May Marlene with a trace of K-Pax. Take: Your secret circle. Premieres: April 27 Read on for more bloomin’-good movies this month. Photos: Sabrina Lantos / Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics; Diyah Pera / Courtesy of Lionsgate; Courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures Ditch the Mall for Our Favorite Indie Threads Coming Attractions: 93 Films for Your Queue   TOOLS SPONSORED BY:   CUSTOMIZE Brunch with Us What: The neat-o new tool for personalized brunch recommendations is the joint creation of DailyCandy and Thrillist, and it’s powered by Kahlua®, the original rum and coffee liqueur from Veracruz, Mexico. Why: Find the happiest medium when you wake up craving dainty bites and ambience but your boyfriend hungers for fried eats fast. When: Try it now. Where: Online at brunch-with-us.com. websubmit2010.best@blogger.com: | Unsubscribe © 2012 DailyCandy, LLC. All rights reserved. 584 Broadway Suite 201 New York, NY 10012 Editorial Policy | Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Artwork by Miss Capricho

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Screen Play: April's Must-See Movies 9 films to see after reliving "Titanic" Just add water.Damsels in DistressNot a peep in thirteen years; we thought he may be pushing up daisies. (Here’s looking at you, The Last Days of Disco.) True to form, Whit Stillman resurfaces with a dance-crazy campus comedy about a group of delusional dames trying to save their peers from suicidal thoughts and the Greek — scratch that — Roman tragedy that is frat. Meet the babbling blossoms: Rose (the snob), Heather (the ditz), Violet (the leader), and Lily (the voice of reason). Their charm is rooted in sunny sarcasm, so you have no excuse to take a rain check.It’s like: Clueless gets a clue, and Heathers lives on. Take: Perennial favorites.Premieres: TodayThe Cabin in the WoodsA cabin. In the woods. Where bad things happen. Quite the lofty concept, huh? Assume nothing when puppet master of a writer Drew Goddard (Lost, Cloverfield) is pulling the strings. Look, we’re not going to be the ones to plant the seed; his directorial debut unfolds best if kept in the dark. We will tell you the film opened SXSW and had fans raving. The woods? Virtual terror. And that cabin? It’s the ultimate haunt. It’s like: Ripley’s Believe It or Not.Take: A hunk, a vixen, a brain, a stoner, and, of course, a virgin.Premieres: April 13 (That’s a Friday, folks.) Sound of My VoiceBrit Marling, she’s from Another Earth. Writer, director, cult leader from the future. In guy pal Zal Batmanglij’s debut feature, Maggie (Marling’s latest self-written enigma) coos followers into submission with her velvety vocals. Namely, Peter, a journalist trying to expose her as a quack. Zal’s brother, Rostam, scores the film (doesn’t suck to have the Vampire Weekend genius around), but we’re wondering who choreographed that precocious patty-cake.It’s like: Martha Marcy May Marlene with a trace of K-Pax.Take: Your secret circle.Premieres: April 27Read on for more bloomin’-good movies this month.Photos: Sabrina Lantos / Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics; Diyah Pera / Courtesy of Lionsgate; Courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures TOOLS SPONSORED BY: CUSTOMIZEBrunch with UsWhat: The neat-o new tool for personalized brunch recommendations is the joint creation of DailyCandy and Thrillist, and it’s powered by Kahlua®, the original rum and coffee liqueur from Veracruz, Mexico.Why: Find the happiest medium when you wake up craving dainty bites and ambience but your boyfriend hungers for fried eats fast. When: Try it now.Where: Online at brunch-with-us.com. Ditch the Mall for Our Favorite Indie ThreadsComing Attractions: 93 Films for Your Queue websubmit2010.best@blogger.com | Unsubscribe © 2012 DailyCandy, LLC. All rights reserved. 584 Broadway Suite 201 New York, NY 10012 Editorial Policy | Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions Artwork by Miss Capricho