Four sisters and a wedding is the
kick off 20th anniversary offering of Star Cinema. A comedy drama
family film featuring the 4 bankable actress of their generation Bea Alonzo,
Toni Gonzaga, Shaina Magdayao and Bea Alonzo. Unhappy with their younger
brother's choice for a fiancée, four sisters connive to sabotage the impending
wedding.
Makatotohanan at napapanahon ang
story ng pelikulang ito. 4 na magkakapatid na muling magkakasama sama para sa
kasal ng bunso nilang kapatid na lalaki. Ito rin ang pagkakataon upang harapin
ang personal issues nila sa isat isa at sa
pamilya nila. Ito ay istorya ng
isang modernong pamilyang Pilipino. Marami ang makakarelate sa pelikulang ito
lalo na ang mga pamilyang may kapamilya na nagtatrabaho sa ibang bansa na miss
na miss mo na at gusto mo ng pauwiin.
Nag umpisa ng masaya ang pelikula,
mabilis ang tinakbo ng istorya ng sa kalaunan ay naging mabigat na drama.
Mahusay ang flow and transition ng movie na unti unti pagdating sa dulo ay
natumbok ang puso ng pelikula. Good story, balance at makatotohanan yung mga
side story na nilagay kina Toni, Angel and Bea nagustuhan ko iyon. Witty and
realistic screenplay. Makatotohanan ang dialogue na ibinato ng mga character
lalo na doon sa confrontation scene ni Bea and Angel sa monologue ni Bea and sa
breakdown scene ni Ms. Coney Reyes. For the comedy part sakto lang timpla para
bumalanse sa drama ng pelikula.
Let’s go to the acting
performance of the four, first is Toni Gonzaga na siyang nagdala sa comedy part
ng pelikula no question for that mahusay siyang magpatawa. Runner up for comedy
is Angel Locsin which is a revelation on this movie. This proves her
versatility as an actress. She delivers natural acting on her character na astig
na palaban na babae, you will really see it on her nuances and action. Same
with Shaina in her character that most needed nuances as youngest sister na may
maternal instinct wala siyang masyadong dialogue at side story sa movie pero
naipakita niya through her action what she really is . And for me ang pianaka nagshine sa
pelikulang ito is Bea Alonzo rehistro palang niya sa kamera ramdam na ramdam
na, parang siyang brilyante na kumikinang sa screen grabe ang presence niya in
most of the scenes. Her character as tough, frank, sophisticated New Yorker,
she delivers it well. Yung monologue niya sa confrontation scene of the family,
she delivers it naturally na tumagos sa akin yung emotion na pinaramdam niya na
that I almost cry. The rest of the casts are good, Enchong is natural, Janus is
a good comic relief together with Toni ,bumagay din kay Sam yung role and they
look good together ni Bea parehong mestizo at mestisa, Ms Carmi is funny and
Ms. Coney is effective as strict mother.
Maganda ang response ng tao sa
movie in terms of attendance and appreciation. 2 cinemas in SM Megamall and
almost full doon sa sinehan na pinnooran ko almost the same scenario when I
watch It Takes A Man… and tawanan din yun mga tao sa funny scenes ng movie and
I felt that most of them cry on some of the scenes. And towards the end of the
film the audience clapped that I rarely seen in a mainstream film, so bravo
direk Cathy Garcia Molina, another brilliant directing for this film
After watching this film
yayakapin mo ang nanay mo, ang tatay mo at ang mga kapatid mo you will
appreciate more your family in your life na kahit anung mangyari sila pa rin
ang karamay mo sa buhay and that is the message of the film that I hope the
moviegoer engross to their self.
My Verdict: 4/5
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