What makes most people like or dislike about Star Cinema’s latest offering Etiquette for Mistresses is Kris Aquino. Plus the fact that it’s another kabit story that some moviegoers want to stop patronizing. I am part of those people too, but I choose to watch because I am curious and […]
Heneral Antonio Luna at John Arcilla, parang hindi popular combo pero mabuhay sa mga gumawa ng pelikulang ito especially Jerrold Tarog at ang Artikulo Uno Productions. I am glad that they risk to produce one of the beautiful, creative, lively narrative, and superb hero Filipino films. Oo nagandahan ako ng sobra at […]
Kid Kulafu is a film based on the life story of Filipino boxing champ Manny Pacquaio. Unlike other early Pacman flicks, such as Pacquioa: The Movie starring Jericho Rosales, Kid Kulafu centers on young Emmanuel’s life (played by Buboy Villar) before his international boxing fights. This latest movie is directed by Paul Soriano ( husband of Toni Gonzaga) […]
So what’s it’s like to watch Fifty Shades of Grey? Well it’s intense, odd, whew, comparable and I appreciate even more Dakota Johnson. Of course, Jamie Dornan is hot and I think director Sam Taylor-Johnson or the movie sticked with idea that it’s has to play safe in adapting E.L. […]
I acknowledge that The Amazing Praybeyt Benjamin, starring Vice Ganda, is the leading film among Metro Manila Film Festival entries and it aims to entertain the audience, but… After kong mapanood yung movie na-miss ko ang comedy ni Eugene Domingo at naalala ko iyong standing ovation namin sa film niyang Ang […]
English Only, Please starring Jennylyn Mercado and Derek Ramsay is a romantic-comedy film that’s, for me, better than other romantic films that came out this year and one-of-a kind among the entries in Metro Manila Film Festival. English Only Please- Jennylyn For my age and taste, this film is almost realistic […]