Monday, 31 December 2018
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Friday, 28 December 2018
Thursday, 27 December 2018
Movie Review: Jack Em Popoy: The Puliscredibles
It revolves about a team of "puliscredibles", consisting of three
charismatic and adventurous police officers named Jack, Emily, and
Popoy, who embark on a mission to stop crimes from occurring within
their vicinity.
Movie Review: Fantastica
Bellat (Vice Ganda) lives with his
mother, Fec (Jaclyn Jose) and his three adopted brothers Daks (Ronnie
Alonte), Pepe (Edward Barber) and Junjun (Donny Pangilinan) in a close
to bankruptcy carnival called Perya Wurtzbach, the happiest place on
Earth, the Universe rather. Everyone has given up on the perya except
for Bellat. She tries to relive their glory days by making small-time
performances with her friends Chakalyn Jose (Lassy Marquez) and
Chubbylyn Jose (MC Calaquian) but even if they try, it's useless. They
are also in the verge of being evicted from their land by Dong Nam's
(Dingdong Dantes) family because of debts.
Meanwhile, Bellat met an old friend,
Prince (Richard Gutierrez), who is looking for the lost princesses
Rapunselya (Loisa Andalio), Maulan (Maymay Entrata), and Ariella (Kisses
Delavin) of their magical land named Fantastica. Prince promised Bellat
to rebuild her perya if she helps him find the lost princesses. Things
started to get weird when fantastical characters started to appear in
their perya.
Movie Review: OTLUM
Fred (Buboy Villar) has always wanted to feel like he belonged - and
attention is the last thing he can expect from family and friends. He
then meets a group of friends in campus, Allan (Jerome Ponce), Dindo
(Ricci Rivero), Verna (Michelle Vito), Erwin (Vitto Marquez) and Caloy
(Danzel Fernandez), a mix of spoiled and nice students whose
personalities will clash on how they will treat Fred who is desperate to
be part of their group. The group led by Allan despite the strong
disapproval by Dindo decided to take fried in one condition - he has to
go through an initiation.
Fred is posed with a simple challenge - stay inside an old, abandoned
orphanage in one night. It sounds easy until Fred discovers that he is
inexplicably stuck inside the orphanage and there's no way out.
The abandoned orphanage having a deep dark story in the past - the group are not sparred with a bunch of problems coming their way. With OTLUMS out in revenge roaming around the abandoned orphanage, the mysteries are just waiting to be uncovered.
Monday, 24 December 2018
Movie Review: One Great Love
Kim plays the role of Zyra Paez, a woman who believes that love will complete her and will bring her joy. JC is Carl Mauricio, who is Zyra’s one great love. However, because of Carl’s turbulent past, he unintentionally keeps hurting the woman he loves. Dennis is Ian Arcano, Zyra’s dependable friend, who eventually falls in love with her. These three lives are intertwined in a story that reveals to us that like all human beings, we all seek for love, but everyone see it differently.
Movie Review: The Girl in the Orange Dress
Jericho plays Rye, a superstar and a certified girl magnet. He is the object of many girls fantasy, including Jessy’s friends. On the other hand, Jessy plays Anna, a mysterious, happy go-lucky-girl who always throws caution to the wind.
Rye and Anna’s paths crossed and suddenly things happen. They end up in bed and everything turns upside down. That singular encounter added color into their lives. Their picture together went viral and became a hot topic on the television but the public is clueless about Anne’s identity. They only know her as the girl in the orange dress.
Will Rye and Anna fall for each other after knowing their true identity and experiencing the pressures from the public?
Movie Review: Mary, Marry Me
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Mary, Marry, Me is the story of Mary Jane (Toni) and her estranged younger sister Mary Anne (Alex) who is set to marry the former’s ex-boyfriend Pete (Sam Milby). Despite the initial hesitation, Mary Jane’s commitment to make up to her sister has enabled her to set aside her uneasiness with her ex-boyfriend as she agreed to plan their wedding.
Movie Review: Aurora
Over a thousand passengers perish when a passenger ship named “Aurora” collides into a rocky shore. Many of the dead bodies turn up along the shore of the tiny island near the shipwreck, but many are still missing, and their distressed families are in need of a place to stay in as the search continues.Anne Curtis plays Leana, owner of a rundown inn in the island and guardian to Rita, her 8-year-old sister, played by Phoebe Villamor. She is asked to help look for the cadavers in exchange for a large amount of money. Leana is hesitant, but her fear is overcome by her sympathy for the families and her sister’s encouragement. Helping her in the search are her ex-boyfriend Ricky, played by Marco Gumabao, and a boatman named Eddie, played by Alan Paule.
Though they are willing to brave the strong waves and murky waters, will they have the heart to face whatever awaits them deep in the ocean? Can Leana protect her sister when the dead find their way home?
Though they are willing to brave the strong waves and murky waters, will they have the heart to face whatever awaits them deep in the ocean? Can Leana protect her sister when the dead find their way home?
Movie Review: Rainbow's Sunset
Ramon Estrella, an 84-year old retired senator, temporarily leaves his wife of six decades to take care of his gay best friend who is dying of cancer.
He has his wife’s blessings, but Ramon’s three children are scandalized. The old man defies their collective protest and declares that he loves his friend—godfather to all three both in baptism and matrimony—the same way that he loves his wife. The news quickly sends shock waves to the community, raising the hackles of the ex-senator’s second-born, the first of two feisty daughters. As the city’s newly elected mayor, she is the sole heiress to her father’s political legacy. When the youngest child—a formidable feminist and activist—sides with her father and godfather, and the eldest—a weakling and flawed bureaucrat—figures in a scandal of his own, the siblings turn on one another, resulting in a full-blown three- sided war.
Their ever patient and loving matriarch does her beatific best to sue for peace among her brood—with some timely help from the absent patriarch. Blood eventually proves thicker than water, but the force of filial piety cannot mend all of the siblings’ differences. Not when one of them remains resolute in her prejudice against homosexuality.
He has his wife’s blessings, but Ramon’s three children are scandalized. The old man defies their collective protest and declares that he loves his friend—godfather to all three both in baptism and matrimony—the same way that he loves his wife. The news quickly sends shock waves to the community, raising the hackles of the ex-senator’s second-born, the first of two feisty daughters. As the city’s newly elected mayor, she is the sole heiress to her father’s political legacy. When the youngest child—a formidable feminist and activist—sides with her father and godfather, and the eldest—a weakling and flawed bureaucrat—figures in a scandal of his own, the siblings turn on one another, resulting in a full-blown three- sided war.
Their ever patient and loving matriarch does her beatific best to sue for peace among her brood—with some timely help from the absent patriarch. Blood eventually proves thicker than water, but the force of filial piety cannot mend all of the siblings’ differences. Not when one of them remains resolute in her prejudice against homosexuality.
Sunday, 16 December 2018
Monday, 10 December 2018
Sunday, 9 December 2018
Saturday, 8 December 2018
Movie Review: Kahit Ayaw Mo Na
Joey
(Empress Schuck), a designer looking for a local start up business goes
to Samar with her boyfriend Reggie (Daniel Matsunaga) where they meet
Edlyn (Desiree del Valle) and Dong (Alan Paule), a couple who runs a
banig-weaving business. Living with them is their daughter and aspiring
composer Ally (Andrea Brillantes).
Meanwhile, food and travel vlogger Mikee (Kristel Fulgar) and her friend Jiro (Kuya Sawa) visit the province to feature Samar’s Secret Kitchens -- a well-guarded family recipe of Dong’s mother.
While they enjoy the beautiful places and people of Samar, Joey and Mikee struggle with their respective personal issue, as both of them hold a grudge to the father’s they never knew. Ally on the other hand, is dealing with an unrequited love problem.
Joey and Mikee were invited to Edlyn and Dong’s wedding. But an unexpected revelation will ruin everyone’s celebration.
Friday, 7 December 2018
Wednesday, 5 December 2018
Tuesday, 4 December 2018
Saturday, 1 December 2018
Wednesday, 28 November 2018
Movie Review: Three Words To Forever
Three Words To Forever revolves around three couples in the family: Rick and Cristy Andrada (Richard and Sharon), who are about to put an end to their marriage after 25 year; their daughter Tin (Kathryn) and boyfriend Kyle (Tommy Esguerra), who are gearing up for their wedding; and Cristy's parents Cito and Tinay (played by Freddie Garci and Liza Lorena), who are preparing for their renewal of vows as they celebrate their 55th wedding annieversary.
Tuesday, 27 November 2018
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Wednesday, 21 November 2018
Monday, 19 November 2018
Sunday, 18 November 2018
Saturday, 17 November 2018
Thursday, 15 November 2018
Movie Review: Kung Paano Siya Nawala
Kung Paano Siya Nawala tells the story of Lio (JM De Guzman), a quiet and withdrawn young man who finds it difficult to connect with other people due to his affliction: face blindness, a cognitive disorder characterized by an inability to recognize faces.
Wednesday, 14 November 2018
Movie Review: Through Night and Day
Before
Ben and Jen get married, they embark on a trip of a lifetime to Jen’s
lifelong dream destination--Iceland. Their relationship is put to the
test as all sorts of misfortune happen to them on this trip, mostly
caused by Jen’s blunders. What they hope to be a trip that would make
their relationship stronger ends up tearing them apart.
Sister-bloggers Vern and Verniece Share their Love of Pink
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