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‘Superman’ review: An emotional reboot that’s more than just super
Superman returns—but this time, James Gunn throws him into a crucible. He’s forced to confront the raw power of his Kryptonian birthright while clinging to the very human soul of Clark Kent. But in a cynical world that sees “truth, justice, and the American way” as nothing more than faded headlines, can even the Man…
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‘F1 The Movie’ review: Fast, furious Pitt stop perfection
In F1 The Movie, Brad Pitt plays Sonny Hayes, dubbed “the greatest that never was” — FORMULA 1’s most promising phenom of the 1990s, until a tragic accident on the track nearly ended his career. Thirty years later, Sonny has become a nomadic racer-for-hire when he’s approached by his former teammate Ruben Cervantes (Javier Bardem),…
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‘From the World of John Wick: Ballerina’ review: Explosive spinoff you didn’t know you needed
Ballerina, a stylish and explosive entry into the John Wick universe, proves to be far more than a mere spinoff. It’s a vibrant, standalone story that complements the existing lore while confidently carving out its own distinct path. At the heart of the film is Ana de Armas as Eve Macarro of Ruska Roma—both undeniably…
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‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ review: Bloody, brilliant comeback
Final Destination: Bloodlines isn’t just a return—it’s a viciously smart and emotionally charged resurrection. After 14 long years, the franchise roars back with a film that feels both comfortingly familiar and unexpectedly fresh. This isn’t just another installment—it’s a bold revitalization that injects new blood—and plenty of it—into the iconic horror saga. At its core…
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‘Lilo & Stitch’ review: Adorably beautiful live-action remake
From the moment the credits rolled on Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch, it was clear: they got it right. This faithful yet fresh adaptation not only preserves the most touching elements of the beloved 2002 animated film—it also stands tall as one of Disney’s best live-action remakes to date. Set in Hawaii, the story follows…
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‘Sinners’ review: Bloody, bodacious vamp vibes
There’s so much more to Ryan Coogler’s Sinners! At its core, the film introduces us to twin brothers Smoke and Stack—both brought to life with compelling duality by Michael B. Jordan—who make a striking return to their Mississippi Delta roots, flush with newfound wealth. Their first move is to establish a juke joint, a vibrant…
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‘A Minecraft Movie’ review: It’s not a creeper, it’s a block-to-screen extravaganza!
Despite some initial skepticism, Minecraft: The Movie, directed by Jared Hess, delivers a genuinely entertaining and family-friendly cubic adventure. Hess masterfully brings the beloved video game’s blocky, pixelated world to life, seamlessly blending the familiar landscapes of the Overworld with the perilous depths of the Nether. The film follows four misfits—Garrett “The Garbage Man” Garrison…
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‘Sinagtala’ review: Hopeful horizon for familiar stars
‘Sinagtala’ promises to reignite the flickering embers of life and music, delivering a narrative carried by a truly powerhouse cast. Arci Muñoz, Rhian Ramos, Glaiza De Castro, Rayver Cruz, and Matt Lozano each bring a distinct and compelling energy to the screen, weaving a tapestry of relatable struggles and triumphs. Their collective performance is the…
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‘Captain America: Brave New World’ review: MCU’s bold new era takes flight
The MCU is back on track! After a period of uneven entries and the apparent shelving of Kang Dynasty’s setup, the franchise reignites with Captain America: Brave New World, ushering in a new era with Captain America at the forefront. The star-spangled hero returns to the big screen! After meeting with President Ross, Sam Wilson…
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‘Venom: The Last Dance’ review: What a Venom-enal finale for Sonyverse!
#VenomTheLastDance is now showing in PH theaters.
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‘Friendly Fire’ review: Loisa’s fast-paced version of a good game
#FriendlyFire is now showing in PH theaters from Black Cap Pictures.
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‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ review: À la ‘La La Land’ that struggles to land
#JokerMovie is now back on the big screen with this sequel film.
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‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ review: Juicier old-school greatness
#BeetlejuiceBeetlejuice is now showing in PH theaters from Warner Bros. Pictures.
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‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ review: Marvel’s blood-soaking, wet-dream comeback
Now showing in theaters worldwide. Also available in IMAX format.
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‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ review: Silent echoes of the heart
Now showing in PH theaters from Paramount Pictures through Columbia Pictures.
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‘Inside Out 2’ review: Tear-jerking maze of self-worth
#InsideOut2 is now showing in Philippine theaters. Also in IMAX 3D.
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‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ review: High-octane action, hilarity in fourth installment
Opens today, June 5, in Philippine theaters.
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‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’ review: Electrifying, unforgettable ride
Now showing in PH theaters. Also in IMAX.
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‘The Idea of You’ review: Anne Hathaway’s deceptively pulse-pounding romance
This new romantic comedy film is now streaming on Prime Video.
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‘Fallout’ review: Beautiful game-to-screen madness
Now streaming on Prime Video in the Philippines.
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‘Boy Kills World’ review: Brutal bloodshed with a heart
From Nathan Studios and 888 Films International, here’s comes the new action thriller to hit Philippine cinemas!
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‘A Journey’ review: Heartfelt ode to friendship
Starts streaming today on Netflix worldwide.
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‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’ review: A frosty reception for a never-ending franchise
This fifth installment of the #Ghostbusters film franchise opens April 10 in PH theaters. Also in IMAX.
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‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ review: Epic monster-mashing spectacle within the Monsterverse
#GodzillaXKong is now showing in Philippine theaters. Also in IMAX.
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‘Dune: Part Two’ review: Ultimately the biggest cinematic sci-fi spectacle of the year so far
‘Dune: Part Two’ delves into the mythic journey of Paul Atreides (Timothee Chalamet) as he allies with Chani (Zendaya) and the Fremen on a vengeful warpath against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Faced with the choice between love and the fate of the universe, he strives to avert a dire future only he can…
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‘Argylle’ review: Twistingly good blend of fun spy film
Now showing in Philippine theaters. Also available in IMAX.
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‘GG (Good Game)’ review: Donny Pangilinan’s heartwarming ode to gamers, esports community
Distributed by Star Cinema and from MediaWorks, MQuest Ventures, and Create Cinema.
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Sofia Coppola’s ‘Priscilla’: Compelling tale of Elvis and Priscilla Presley’s unseen love story
When teenage Priscilla Beaulieu meets Elvis Presley at a party, the man who is already a meteoric rock-and-roll superstar becomes someone entirely unexpected in private moments: a thrilling crush, an ally in loneliness, a vulnerable best friend. Through Priscilla’s eyes, Sofia Coppola tells the unseen side of a great American myth in Elvis and Priscilla’s…
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‘Wonka’ review: Timothée Chalamet leads sweet, imaginative holiday treat
‘Wonka’ is now showing in Philippine theaters.
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‘The Exorcist: Believer’ review: Masterfully embraces classic horror
This sixth installment in ‘The Exorcist’ franchise serves as a sequel to the first one.
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‘The Equalizer 3’ review: Denzel Washington’s bloodiest enjoyable mess
‘The Equalizer 3’ opens September 13 in PH theaters, as distributed by Columbia Pictures.
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‘The Nun 2’ review: Bigger, better, scarier as it breaks ‘The Conjuring’ formula
Supernatural horror film #TheNun2 is now playing in theaters nationwide.
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‘Blue Beetle’ review: Refreshing, fun-filled, family-centric DC superhero film
DC’s #BlueBeetle is now playing in theaters worldwide.
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‘Heart of Stone’ review: Gal Gadot is jaw-dropping in Netflix’s spy thriller
‘Heart of Stone’ is now streaming on Netflix.
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‘Oppenheimer’ review: Epic, hypnotic, explosive masterpiece
Nolan’s is now showing in PH theaters. Also in IMAX.
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‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1’ review: Biggest, most breathtaking
Now showing in theaters nationwide. Also in IMAX 2D.
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‘Insidious: The Red Door’ review: Calm, specific, dark — a satisfying horror flick
Now showing in theaters nationwide with midnight screenings over the weekend.
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‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ review: Fitting end to an iconic character
Disney Studios Philippines’ #IndianaJones5 is now showing in theaters nationwide.
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‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’ review: Rolling out in the right direction
The seventh installment of the live-action #Transformers is now showing in Philippine theaters.
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‘Fast X’ review: Overspeeding thrill ride
‘Fast X’ is now showing in Philippine cinemas.
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‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ review: Biggest, joyous video game adaptation
Grab some popcorn, settle in, and get ready to be transported to a world of adventure and fun in ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie.’ It is an animated film based on Nintendo’s Mario video game franchise. It features an origin story for the Mario brothers (voiced by Chris Pratt and Charlie Day), two Italian-American plumbers…
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‘Air’ review: Outstanding shoe drama
Starring Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Jason Bateman, Marlon Wayans, Chris Messina, Chris Tucker, and Viola Davis.
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‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ review: Sparking as an electrifying sequel
This sequel to the 2019 superhero film ‘Shazam!’ also stars Zachary Levi in the titular role.
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‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ review: Impressively fun-filled
Starring Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page, Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis, and Hugh Grant.
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‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ review: 4x better, more engaging as slaughterfest finale
‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ stars Keanu Reeves reprising his titular role in this film series ender.
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‘Suzume’ review: Makoto Shinkai’s yet another fabulous anime masterpiece
Suzume opens March 8 in Philippine cinemas.
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‘Creed III’ review: Punchy directorial debut for its lead star Michael B. Jordan
You can’t run from your past in ‘Creed 3.’
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‘The Last of Us’ pilot review: Promising start of a zombie series
#TheLastOfUs debuts Monday, January 16, on HBO and HBO GO.
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‘Black Adam’ review: Sets off different game for a hopeful DCEU
#BlackAdam is now playing in theaters nationwide.
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‘Nope’ review: Intense, horrifying spectacle
Brings a whole new level of suspense from auteur director Jordan Peele.
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‘Sonic the Hedgehog 2’ review: A nostalgic sequel packed with more laughs, more action
Jeff Fowler successfully made a spectacular, action-packed sequel with more fun as an adaptation of a well-loved classic video game.
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‘Suarez: The Healing Priest’ review: John Arcilla’s memorable performance
John Arcilla takes on a powerful performance in SUAREZ: THE HEALING PRIEST, a heartwarming film that poses to bring joy and healing this Christmas season. #MMFF2020
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‘Tagpuan’ review: Alfred Vargas, Iza Calzado, Shaina Magdayao find self-love, take second chances
Here’s our take on the #MMFF2020 entry #Tagpuan, starring Alfred Vargas, Iza Calzado, Shaina Magdayao. Written by Ricardo Lee and directed by McArthur C. Alejandre. Now streaming on upstream.ph.
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‘Kaibigan: The Series’ airs Saturday mornings on GMA-7
Jesse Perkins, Christian Perkins, Janina Vela, Lianne Valentin star in KAIBIGAN: THE SERIES, which airs every Saturday, 8:45 AM on GMA-7.
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Ryza Cenon headlines ‘Bella Bandida’ serial adaptation
From the producer of BUY BUST and MARIA, here comes new action-drama BELLA BANDIDA, starring Ryza Cenon. Premieres November 25 only on TV5. From VIVA Entertainment.
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Meet Race Wong — well-known HK actress, well-loved PH entrepreneur
It must be fate that catapulted Hong Kong actress Race Wong from being a well-known celebrity to being a well-loved entrepreneur here in the Philippines.
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VIVA to produce shows on TV5, debuts with PH version of ‘Masked Singer’
More and more Viva Artists will appear on TV5 through this partnership!
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McCoy De Leon leaves Star Magic to join Viva
Welcome to the Viva Family, McCoy De Leon!
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Vice Ganda to launch own digital network
He already conquered Television, the Movies and even the world of Cosmetics. Now, he’s ready to conquer the universe and be on the same level as Oprah Winfrey as one of the country’s funniest comedians, Vice Ganda opens his own network! Be the first to have an exclusive access of anything and everything Vice Ganda…
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‘Money Heist Part 4’ review: A must-watch big bang
Money Heist Part 4 successfully brings back the hype with lots of surprising twists and turns that fans deserve to savor. Two weeks before the much-awaited premiere of the fourth season of the Spanish crime-drama, Money Heist (La Casa de Papel), Netflix gave us access to watch its first few episodes. Now that all eight episodes…
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‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ review: More than spectacular video game adaptation
Jeff Fowler successfully made a spectacular adaptation of a well-loved classic video game. Based on the global blockbuster video game franchise from Sega, Sonic The Hedgehog tells the story of the world’s speediest hedgehog as he embraces his new home on Earth. The film follows the (mis)adventures of Sonic as he navigates the complexities of…
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‘Mia’ review: A fresh romcom that works
Director Veronica Velasco successfully brings out an entertaining story about love and hope in ‘Mia’ with Coleen Garcia and Edgar Allan Guzman’s undeniable chemistry. Mia tells the tale of a self-destructive alcoholic girl, Mia, who is a doctor struggling to heal from the tragedy of her fiance’s death, and Jay, who transforms mined-out land into…
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‘Frozen II’ review: Beautiful musical sequel
Disney’s Frozen II brings us back to Arendelle with a great, magical adventure of Anna and Elsa. Frozen II is considered as one of the most anticipated sequels this year. Following the blockbuster success of the previous installment, Frozen II brings us back to Arendelle and continues the adventures of its magical Queen Elsa (Idina…
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‘Mañanita’ review: Silent at its best
Director Paul Soriano brings us a silent treatment of a well-known story of the ‘Mañanita’ song propelled by Bela Padilla’s most complicated role to date. Mañanita is a story of an ex-military sniper who is honorably discharged and accepts a mission that will indefinitely change her life in the attempts to make ends meet. It…
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‘Unforgettable’ review: Sarah Geronimo’s best performance to date
Perci M. Intalan and Jun Lana’s Unforgettable makes an extraordinary masterpiece through an adorable and heartwarming performance by Sarah Geronimo. Unforgettable takes us to a wonderful journey of a special girl named Jasmine and her newfound dog, Happy. They take on a long journey to visit her diseased grandmother in Baguio in the belief that…
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‘Abominable’ review: Adorably sweet and adventurous
Abominable is a visual spectacle that makes every impossible thing possible—with a touch of family values that could win everyone’s hearts. Abominabe is all about teenage Yi (Chloe Bennet) who encounters a young Yeti on the roof of her apartment building in Shanghai, she and her mischievous friends, Jin (Tenzing Norgay Trainor) and Peng (Albert…
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‘Downton Abbey’ review: Nostalgic comeback of the beloved British series
Downton Abbey serves as a gentle drama that calls for a nostalgic experience not just for those who enjoyed the series. The worldwide phenomenon Downton Abbey becomes a grand motion picture event, as the beloved Crawleys and their intrepid staff prepare for the most important moment of their lives. Set two years after the series…
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‘Open’ review: Sultry and sincere eye-opener
Andoy Ranay’s Open uniquely brings a storyline that enlightens a relationship that could or couldn’t work. Open tells the story of Rome (Arci Muñoz) and Ethan (JC Santos) who have been together for 14 years. They are each other’s firsts, and to their family and friends, they are the perfect couple. When the two begin…
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‘Lola Igna’ review: Beautiful, heartfelt lessons in life (and death)
Eduardo Roy, Jr.’s Lola Igna brings us a wonderful story of the oldest woman in the world with heartfelt life lessons. Living in a secluded hut in the middle of rice fields, Lola Igna is a foul-mouthed and stubborn woman who is eager to die. However, her neighbors are hung up on her winning the…
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‘Watch Me Kill’ wins Best Director, Editing, Cinematography at #PPP2019; heading to Warsaw filmfest Oct
‘Watch Me Kill‘ won three major awards from Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino 2019: Tyrone Acierto won Best Director, Best Editing for Colorado Rutledge, and Best Cinematography for Marcin Szocinski. This psychological action-drama thriller is one of the 10 official finalists of the third year of PPP, an annual all-Filipino film festival organized by the Film…
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‘IT Chapter Two’ review: Horrifyingly great reunion
Stephen King didn’t fail to amuse us with It Chapter Two as a fun and horrifying reunion of the Losers Club. Evil resurfaces as director Andy Muschietti reunites the Losers Club to return to where it all began in IT Chapter Two, the conclusion to the highest-grossing horror film of all time. Twenty-seven years after…
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‘Still Human’ review: Heartfelt and engaging domestic help dramedy
Still Human beautifully gives us a heartwarming story that will make us cry with its engagingly relatable drama . Still Human is about a paralyzed man and his Filipino domestic worker who learn about each other as they go on their lives in Hong Kong. Former construction worker Leung Cheong-wing (Anthony Wong) who is paralyzed…
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‘Hello, Love, Goodbye’ review: Unexpected, undeniable chemistry
Hello, Love, Goodbye exquisitely gives us the pleasure and pain of love from the fresh, heartfelt team-up of Alden Richards and Kathryn Bernardo. Set in Hong Kong, two OFWs are destined to change each other’s lives forever. Joy (Kathryn Bernardo) is a spunky millennial who works as a domestic helper in Hong Kong. While she…
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‘Family History’ review: Bitoy’s dramedy triumphs as GMA’s comeback film
Laughs aside, Michael V’s ‘Family History’ is a heartwarming film filled with strong core values on family, life, and marriage. Michael V. (“Bitoy”) outdoes himself as he takes on the job of producing, writing, directing and starring in his own film. In Family History, Bitoy plays Alex Dela Cruz, a happily married family man who…
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Last chance to catch Westlife: ‘The Twenty Tour’ concert on July 29 & 30
All Systems Go! Last Chance to Catch WESTLIFE ‘The Twenty Tour’ on July 29 and 30! Fans are excited and the anticipation is rising for Irish pop vocal group, WESTLIFE’s ‘The Twenty Tour’ in Manila. The concerts are all set to happen this July 29 and 30th at the Araneta Coliseum. The reunion tour is expected to be nostalgic, as…
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‘My Letters to Happy’ review: Exquisitely handles a touchy subject
‘My Letters to Happy’ tells a relevant and heartwarming story of lovers trying to overcome their personal flaws outside the relationship. If you think that My Letters to Happy is just another local love story, brace yourself because it’s not. The romcom theme in it is actually just a facade to a much deeper subject…
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‘Clarita’ review: Overwhelmingly spooky yet yearning for complexity
Clarita scares enough to make an impression but lacks layers of complexity to be truly memorable. Black Sheep’s first horror movie, Clarita, goes beyond targeting the millennial market by adapting the real-life demonic possession story of Clarita Villanueva. This infamous urban legend that harkens back in 1953 should appeal to the older generation at the…
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‘X-Men: Dark Phoenix’ review: Fiery finale of overly familiar franchise
X-Men: Dark Phoenix may follow a predictable storyline but its fiery conclusion should surprise you at the last minute. X-Men Dark Phoenix is the twelfth installment to the X-Men franchise, and it serves as a direct sequel to X-Men: Apocalypse. The film is set in the early 90’s, a time in history where normal humans…
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‘Banal’ review: New wave of Philippine horror genre
Inspired by true events, APT Entertainment’s ‘Banal’ brings a new take on Philippine horror genre. In Banal (english title: Holy), a group of teenagers out for a summer vacation, finds themselves lost in the dense forest of Mt. Awanggan, a mystical mountain that is said to grant wishes to anyone who reaches its peak. Burdened…
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‘Aladdin’ review: Classic tale brings pure nostalgia
Director Guy Ritchie creatively helms an enjoyable retelling of a classic Disney film that takes us to a whole new world of Aladdin. Aladdin is a live-action remake of Disney’s 1992 animated film of the same name. It tells the story of a kindhearted, thieving street urchin, Aladdin (Mena Massoud), who falls in love with…
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‘Tayo sa Huling Buwan ng Taon’ review: Exquisite, heart-rending execution
Nestor Abrogena Jr.’s ‘Tayo sa Huling Buwan ng Taon’ picks up five years after its first film yet it still manages to teem with poignant authenticity. Tayo sa Huling Buwan ng Taon follows the story of aspiring filmmaker Sam (Nicco Manalo) and writer Isa (Emmanuelle Vera), five years after their breakup in Ang Kwento Nating…
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‘Stranded’ review: Silver lining in hopeless situations
Ice Idanan’s ‘Stranded’ shows how a chance encounter can change your life perspective. In Stranded, a go-getter delivery boy Spencer (Arjo Atayde) and a workaholic pretty girl Julia (Jessy Mendiola) find themselves stranded inside an office building due to a heavy typhoon. With no one else to keep them company but themselves, the two soon…
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‘Maria’ review: Cristine Reyes astounds in a well-executed badass film
Pedring Lopez’ ‘Maria’ almost gives Hollywood action flicks a run for their money. When a former BlackRose cartel assassin, Lily (Cristine Reyes), deliberately betrays her team by refusing to complete a certain mission, the cartel orders her execution. Unbeknownst to them, she fakes her own death and proceeds to create a new life of her…
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‘Five Feet Apart’ review: Heartwarming teenage romance
A fun-filled, tearjerker love story of sick teens who aren’t allowed to touch comes with an unexpected twist on letting go in Five Feet Apart. Based on a book by Mikki Daughtry, Rachael Lippincott, and Tobias Iaconis, Five Feet Apart is about two teens inflicted with Cystic Fibrosis (CF), a genetic disorder that mostly affects…
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‘Homestay’ review: Supernatural drama of second chances
Thai fantasy thriller ‘Homestay’ is a wonderful adaptation made amusing by Parkpoom Wongpoom’s artistic vision. Homestay is a Thai adaptation of Japanese fantasy novel Colourful by Eto Mori which was written in 1999 and translated into Thai in 2003 as “Mua Sawan Hai Rangwan Phom.”. From the trailer, it looks like the typical cross of…
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‘Ulan’ review: Nadine Lustre’s best performance yet
In a world filled with hopeless romantics, Irene Villamor’s Ulan encapsulates the meaning of ‘finding yourself before finding love.’ Ulan tells the story of Maya (Nadine Lustre) who grew up believing her Lola’s myths of finding true love against all odds, so much that it came to an extent that she shaped her life and…
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‘Captain Marvel’ review [1 of 2]: Marvelous embodiment of 90’s heroine
‘Captain Marvel’ brightens up the future of MCU with its refreshing take on the superhero origin story. The first ever female-led MCU film follows the unconventional and retrospective journey of a Kree-human hybrid Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) as she becomes one of the mightiest heroes in the galaxy. In her past human life, Carol is…
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‘Escape Room’ review: Puzzling, formidable survival flick
Adam Robitel’s Escape Room is an extremely fun psychological thriller that redesigns the modern escape game. Kicking off with a bloody bang, Escape Room opens with a tense and well-executed death trap sequence gone wrong. From there, we meet a struggling stockboy Ben (Logan Miller), physics student Zoey (Taylor Russell), and young trader Jason (Jay Ellis), each of whom receives a…
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‘The Favourite’ review: Elegant spoof on period piece
‘The Favourite’ director Yorgos Lanthimos beautifully crafted a film that shows three remarkable women twisted in different ways. The Favourite is set in the early 18th century where England is at war with the French. Nevertheless, duck racing and pineapple eating are thriving. A frail Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) occupies the throne and her close…
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‘Hanggang Kailan’ review: Finding love in goodbyes
Bona Fajardo puts the chemistry of Xian Lim and Louise delos Reyes into something unexpected in the feel good film Hanggang Kailan . Hanggang Kailan opens on the first day trip of Donnie (Xian) and Kath (Louise) in Saga, Japan, the two celebrating their second year anniversary while trying to think of a convenient solution…
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‘Alita: Battle Angel’ review: A cyberpunk visual spectacle
James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez create a groundbreaking live-action manga adaptation of a well known heroine. At a scrapyard in a post-apocalyptic Iron City, a compassionate cyber-doctor Ido (Christoph Waltz), finds Alita (Rosa Salazar) in a disembodied “core” status and gives her a new body. Terror dawns on the poor cyborg once she realizes that…
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‘Dragon Ball Super: Broly’ review: Best legendary showdown
Dragonball Super: Broly shines in colorful, action-packed animation with an overall fun theatrical experience. A planet destroyed, a powerful race reduced to nothing. After the devastation of Planet Vegeta, three Saiyans were scattered among the stars, destined for different fates. While two found a home on Earth, the third is raised with a burning desire…
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‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ review: Fun, friendly retelling of old tale
The Kid Who Would Be King adapts the old tale and excels by the modern cinematic standards of creative story and charm. The Kid Who Would Be King tells an old tale that meets the modern world. Alex (Louis Ashbourne Serkis) thinks he’s just another nobody until he stumbles upon the mythical Sword in the Stone,…
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‘Bumblebee’ review: Well-made take to an overwhelming franchise
Bumblebee is more a reboot of the franchise with a good mix of character development and emotions, as well as some good action and humor. Bumblebee starts during a civil war on Cybertron, where Autobot resistance leader Optimus Prime (Peter Cullen) sends his young lieutenant, Bumblebee (Dylan O’Brien), on a mission to Earth to establish…
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‘One Great Love’ review: Unexpected twist of love and heartbreak
One Great Love propels love-hate feels with an amazing story played out by remarkable performances of Kim Chiu, Dennis Trillo, and JC De Vera. ‘One Great Love’ revolves around the story of Zyra Paez (Kim Chiu), whose relationship with Carl Mauricio (JC de Vera) has failed. She decides to give their relationship one more try but soon finds herself…
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‘The Girl in the Orange Dress’ review: Hide-and-seek made fun and romantic
The Girl in the Orange Dress has all the kilig feels with Jessy Mendiola’s comeback on the big screen via first ever teamup with Jericho Rosales. ‘The Girl in the Orange Dress’ tells the story of Anna Villegas (Jessy), who is captured in a short video as she is being carried into a hotel by…
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