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Diandra’s Late Farewell to 2014 Viewing
Saying goodbye to the movies and TV I enjoyed in the old year.
Over the Garden Wall
Following many of the aesthetics of Disney’s Silly Symphonies, two unlikely brothers find themselves lost in a -seemingly quite haunted- forest where they meet a creepy lantern-carrying Woodsman, as well as a talkative enchanted bluebird named Beatrice who will join them in their journey back home.
Seeking a Friend For the End of the World
Lorene Scafaria’s debut feature is too quirky for its own good and doesn’t add anything new to the end of the world genre that’s already chock full of mediocrity.
Perks of Being a Wallflower, The
For all its clichés, Perks manages to be an interesting, well-acted indie flick that delivers a strong emotional last act.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower Trailer
An introvert freshman is taken under the wings of two seniors who welcome him to the real world.
Seeking a Friend for the End of the World Trailer
The end of the world nears from the impending doom of an asteroid crash. After his wife leaves him, a man teams up with his neighbor to find his childhood sweetheart.
Two and a Half Men – Season 8
There are some good moments in Men thanks to pretty good performances from Melanie Lynskey and Jon Cryer. Yet, the show felt irrelevant to watch thanks to the Sheen vs. CBS/Lorre feud.
Win Win (2011)
From start to finish, Win Win is pretty much a warm, sweet indie film that benefits greatly from a strong cast and solid scripting by Thomas McCarthy, who makes the story easy for the audience to connect with the characters.
