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 episodesContinue reading “‘Money Heist Part 4’ review: A must-watch big bang”
Category Archives: Review
‘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 ofContinue reading “‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ review: More than spectacular video game adaptation”
‘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 intoContinue reading “‘Mia’ review: A fresh romcom that works”
‘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 (IdinaContinue reading “‘Frozen II’ review: Beautiful musical sequel”
‘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. ItContinue reading “‘Mañanita’ review: Silent at its best”
‘Jumanji: The Next Level’ review: Hilariously good comeback
Director Jake Kasdan brings us back to a whole new exciting world of the classic ‘Jumanji’ game as we know it. Jumanji: Next Level is one of the most anticipated sequels this year. Following the success of the previous installment, Next Level brings us to a whole new world of Jumanji with new challenges, additionalContinue reading “‘Jumanji: The Next Level’ review: Hilariously good comeback”
‘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 thatContinue reading “‘Unforgettable’ review: Sarah Geronimo’s best performance to date”
‘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 (AlbertContinue reading “‘Abominable’ review: Adorably sweet and adventurous”
‘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 seriesContinue reading “‘Downton Abbey’ review: Nostalgic comeback of the beloved British series”
‘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 beginContinue reading “‘Open’ review: Sultry and sincere eye-opener”