ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
From blockbuster filmmakers Wyck Godfrey and Marty Bowen (“Fault In Our Stars”, “Maze Runner” and “Twilight”) comes another highly-anticipated YA movie “Love, Simon” – about a boy’s coming out and finally facing his anonymous correspondent online whom he’s fallen in love with. Watch the latest trailer below: Everyone deserves a great love story. In “Love, …
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MANILA, Jan. 25, 2018 – Sony Pictures Classics’ heartbreaking love story Call Me By Your Name received four major Academy Award nominations Tuesday night, a week before it opens in the Philippines, exclusively in Ayala Malls Cinemas, on Januay 31. The critically acclaimed romantic drama is vying for Best Picture, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Timothee Chalamet), Best Adapted Screenplay …
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Sony Pictures Classics’ Call Me By Your Name, hailed as the Best Picture of 2017 by the L.A. Film Critics, and likely to garner major Oscar nominations next week, will hold special sneak previews exclusively at Ayala Malls Cinemas on Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 22 & 23. Rated R-16 With No Cuts by the MTRCB, the coming-of-age drama stars …
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Music artist Sufjan Stevens has shared the music video for “Mystery of Love,” his track written for the critically acclaimed and award-winning love story, Call Me By Your Name. The video features clips from the film, as well as footage taken at the Museo Archeologico Nazionale of Naples. Check out the video and watch Call Me By Your …
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ANG DALAWANG MRS. REYES (2018) Review Directed by Jun Robles Lana So what if your husband is having an affair with another married guy? That’s the crazy premise of Jun Robles Lana’s latest film Ang Dalawang Mrs. Reyes. But the biggest take here in the film is that Judy Ann Santos and Angelica Panganiban are together …
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DEADMA WALKING (2017) Review Directed by Julius Alfonso “Hindi lang pala romantic ang soulmate, pwede rin palang soulmates ang dalawang kaibigan.” Joross Gamboa and Edgar Allan Guzman have both played gay roles in their previous projects, but as supporting roles. In Deadma Walking, we see them in the spotlight, having their deserved exposure and screen time, …
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It’s been exactly a year since Best Partee Ever, Howard Yambao’s first feature film to be released, and an official entry to the 2016 QCinema Film Festival. The film stars JC de Vera as Mikey, a young, discreet, gay man from the affluent class, spends five years in a city jail while hearing his case for drug …
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Adolf Alix Jr.’s LGBT themed film “4 Days” starring indie actor Mikoy Morales and Sebastian Castro that made its debut at the 2016 Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival will now screen at exclusively at Ayala Malls Cinemas’ Greenbelt 1 and Trinoma starting October 18. “4 Days” takes on the struggles of a gay relationship in times …
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WORKING BEKS (2016) Review Directed by Chris Martinez You’ll probably think that Working Beks is a spin-off of the 1984 or 2010 film Working Girls, and maybe you’re right. Chris Martinez’s gay-centric film isn’t boasting about the stereotypes of being gay, or the stereotypes of gay films. It’s mostly a celebration of being true to …
THE THIRD PARTY (2016) Review Directed by Jason Paul Laxamana From independent filmmaking to mainstream, director Jason Paul Laxamana has been one of the most active directors in Philippine cinemas today. And now, directing his first Star Cinema film, with three of the most talented actors in Philippine cinema. The title itself hints at the film’s complication …