“The Moth Diaries” is a movie that’s so unsure of what it wants to be that in the end the movie spreads itself too thin. Granted, I like a movie with a little ambiguity but “The Moth Diaries” left me confused and asking too many questions. This movie is the story of best friends Lucie (Sarah Gardon) and Rebecca (Sarah Bolger). The two girls return back to school, and everything looks like smooth sailing for the two best friends until Ernessa (Lily Cole) starts at the school. She quickly establishes herself in their clique and becomes fast friends with Lucie. Rebecca isn’t a fan of the time Lucie and Ernessa spend together, especially since Ernessa isn’t like most girls. She’s very pale and prefers to walk around at night. Now Rebecca must race against time to find out the truth about Ernessa before she loses Lucie forever.
The Moth Diaries
The Moth Diaries
The Moth Diaries
“The Moth Diaries” is a movie that’s so unsure of what it wants to be that in the end the movie spreads itself too thin. Granted, I like a movie with a little ambiguity but “The Moth Diaries” left me confused and asking too many questions. This movie is the story of best friends Lucie (Sarah Gardon) and Rebecca (Sarah Bolger). The two girls return back to school, and everything looks like smooth sailing for the two best friends until Ernessa (Lily Cole) starts at the school. She quickly establishes herself in their clique and becomes fast friends with Lucie. Rebecca isn’t a fan of the time Lucie and Ernessa spend together, especially since Ernessa isn’t like most girls. She’s very pale and prefers to walk around at night. Now Rebecca must race against time to find out the truth about Ernessa before she loses Lucie forever.