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Vice Ganda, Nadine Lustre reunite in MMFF 2025 entry ‘Call Me Mother’
Vice Ganda and Nadine Lustre come together once again for a heartfelt comedy-drama centered on a mother’s unconditional love in “Call Me Mother,” one of the official entries to the 51st Metro Manila Film Festival. The film opens in cinemas on December 25. The official trailer quickly gained massive traction online, generating 20 million views…
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ABS-CBN Films, T-REX Entertainment ink co-production agreement
Film production company T-REX Entertainment inked an exclusive partnership with ABS-CBN Films earlier today, October 23. Headlining the contract signing were T-REX Entertainment president Rex A. Tiri and ABS-CBN Films managing director Olivia M. Lamasan. Also present for T-REX Entertainment were its vice president Sonny Fortuna, sales and operations manager Rico Gonzales, and creative head…
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‘The Hows of Us’ review: Fluffy and uneven for a KathNiel movie
Cathy Garcia-Molina should be asking more ‘hows’ in adding fresh ideas to her romcom releases. In The Hows of Us, two former flames are forced to live together in the same house that they once shared. But before main conflict completely plays out, a flashback montage is first shown. Wide-eyed dreamers Georgina (Kathryn Bernardo), a…
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WATCH: Angel, Zanjoe, Sam star in gay rom-com ‘The Third Party’
Star Cinema has just released last night the teaser trailer and the official movie poster for its light romantic drama film “The Third Party” top-billed by Angel Locsin, Zanjoe Marudo, and Sam Milby, and directed by one of today’s most in-demand directors Jason Paul Laxamana. “The Third Party” tackles a modern love triangle involving an aspiring fashion…
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WATCH: First teaser trailer for ‘The Achy Breaky Hearts’ seeks relationship goals
Star Cinema has just released the first teaser trailer for its upcoming romantic comedy movie “The Achy Breaky Hearts” starring Richard Yap, Ian Veneracion, and Jodi Sta. Maria. Directed by Antoinette Jadaone, “The Achy Breaky Hearts” revolves around the story of Chinggay (Sta. Maria), an accomplished yet single woman in her 30s. The moment she decides to…
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Piolo, Coleen, Dawn team up for the first time in ‘Love Me Tomorrow’
The long wait is finally over as Piolo Pascual, Coleen Garcia and Dawn Zulueta team up for the very first time in Star Cinema’s upcoming romantic light drama, “Love Me Tomorrow.” Directed by 2015’s mainstream breakthrough director Gino M. Santos and with a script written and develop by Jeff Stelton and G3 San Diego, Love…
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MOVIE REVIEW: Always Be My Maybe (2016)
ALWAYS BE MY MAYBE never veers away from the cinematic universe of familiar hugot where Arci Muñoz is that exploding star that lives. “Always Be My Maybe” Review Starring Gerald Anderson and Arci Muñoz Directed by Dan Villegas As Star Cinema’s latest offering, released just four weeks after Everything About Her (which stars Vilma Santos,…
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MOVIE REVIEW: Everything About Her (2016)
Everything About Her Movie Review 2016, Philippines – Directed by Bb. Joyce Bernal A successful mother who learns she has cancer, an estranged son who returns with his memories of feeling abandoned, and a career-driven girl who will serve as their bridge to patch things up. Sounds familiar? Everything About Her follows this set of characters but it sure manages…
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MOVIE REVIEW: A Second Chance (2015)
A Second Chance is that realization of an eight-year frustration of many to have a follow-up for the blockbuster hit romantic movie One More Chance. There are those who oppose the slightest idea, noting that the original piece would suffice on its own since, as it has turned out, it has become a classic film—something that…
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MOVIE REVIEW: Everyday I Love You (2015)
Everyday I Love You serves as the second time Liza Soberano and Enrique Gil are paired in a movie. ABS-CBN and Star Cinema very well know how to strike whilst the iron is hot but this one is just too soon given that its release is just a few months after two projects: their successful TV…
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Kris Aquino backs out of MMFF movie, says ‘I’m a jerk’
Barely two months away from Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2015, Kris Aquino made a last-minute announcement October 7 on backing out on her upcoming MMFF movie that would have top-billed her with Mayor Herbert Bautista.
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