Movie News, Reviews
AQUAMAN (2018) Review Directed by James Wan Aquaman is 2 hours and 23 minutes long, that’s how long James Wan aims to entertain you when you enter the cinema to … Continue Reading ‘Aquaman’ Review: A Genuinely Entertaining Superhero Adventure Movie
In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, there are multiple spider-verses, each with its own version of the web-slinging hero — one of which is a super cool Spider-Woman called Spider-Gwen. To voice … Continue Reading Hailee Steinfeld, Super Cool as Spider-Gwen in “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”
From Warner Bros. Pictures and director James Wan comes “Aquaman,” the origin story of half-surface dweller, half-Atlantean Arthur Curry that takes him on the journey of his lifetime—one that will … Continue Reading Fate of Two Worlds Lies with “Aquaman”
Imagine what he could become. Watch the full trailer now of Columbia Pictures’ new supernatural thriller Brightburn from producer James Gunn, the visionary director of Guardians of the Galaxy. Check out the trailer … Continue Reading First Trailer of “Brightburn” Heralds New Genre `Superhero Horror’
The filmmakers behind the big-screen adaptation of Philip Reeve’s bestselling Mortal Engines novel may have preferred casting relative newbies for the biggest female characters, but for the following roles, they went with … Continue Reading Robert Sheehan, Hugo Weaving & Stephen Lang: The Men of “Mortal Engines”
SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE (2018) Review Directed by Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey, Rodney Rothman Look, another Spider-Man movie! But to our surprise, our friendly neighborhood is animated this time – … Continue Reading ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Review: Coolest Thing That Happened to Cinema
Man’s fight for survival against a super typhoon is front and center in John Stephen Baltazar’s The Signs which is featured in FDCP’s Cine Lokal theaters in SM starting December 7. The Signs tells … Continue Reading Natural Disaster Flick ‘The Signs’ Now Showing at Cine Lokal Cinemas
Part of the journey is the end. Watch the first official trailer for Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Endgame. Coming to Philippine cinemas April 2019!
Every year, the European Delegation to the Philippines presents Cine Europa, which is considered as the country’s foremost festival exclusively devoted to showcasing the best motion pictures from the European … Continue Reading European influences in Philippine Cinema at Cine Europa 2018
One of today’s hottest love team – DonKiss, comprised of Donny Pangilinan and Kisses Delavin are also part of one of the biggest movies of 2018 – Fantastica. Check out … Continue Reading Meet Donny Pangilinan, Kisses Delavin as Pepe & Ariela in ‘Fantastica’
MayWard fans rejoice as Maulan and Junjun are coming to cinemas this Christmas day! Check out the character posters of Maymay Entrata and Edward Barber below: ‘Fantastica’ is an official … Continue Reading Maymay Entrata, Edward Barber Character Posters for ‘Fantastica’ Released
WIDOWS (2018) Review Directed by Steve McQueen Set in contemporary Chicago, amid a time of turmoil, four women with nothing in common except a debt left behind by their dead … Continue Reading ‘Widows’ Review: Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures
Most of the central characters in author Philip Reeve’s critically acclaimed Mortal Engines are in their early 20s and for Universal Pictures’ big-screen adaptation, filmmakers decided early on to seek out actors for those … Continue Reading The Badass Women of “Mortal Engines”: Hera Hilmar & Jihae
DC Comic Fans, your calls have been heard as Aquaman is coming to Manila! Warner Bros. and SM Cinema bring together the king of the sea himself, Jason Momoa and … Continue Reading Ride the Tide this December with Aquaman in SM Cinemas
Peter Jackson, director of the critically acclaimed The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies, wasn’t exactly looking to make another world-building fantasy film when Scholastic Media president and Mortal Engines’ producer Deborah Forte … Continue Reading Peter Jackson on Adapting “Mortal Engines” from Page to Film
In both the original Dr. Seuss book, Cindy-Lou Who is a tiny toddler, “no more than two,” whose interaction with a Santa-Claus-disguised Grinch revolves only around questioning him about why … Continue Reading Cindy-Lou Prevents “The Grinch” from Stealing Christmas
