Movie News, Reviews
MINA-ANUD (2019) Review Directed by Kerwin Go I’ve seen the film twice as of writing. First as the closing film of Cinemalaya and second at its celebrity premiere. And all … Continue Reading ‘Mina-Anud’ Review: A Wild, Fun Ride
STILL HUMAN (2018) Review Directed by Oliver Siu Kuen Chan OFWs, loneliness, family, love and being open and understanding to others – these are the themes ‘Still Human’ tackle. But are … Continue Reading ‘Still Human’ Review: A Reminder that Love is Universal
EDWARD (2019) Review Directed by Thop Nazareno It was frustrating having to watch three Cinemalaya full-length entries and not liking at least one of them genuinely. Thanks to Thop Nazareno’s … Continue Reading #Cinemalaya2019 | ‘Edward’ Review: A Well-Done Coming-of-Age Film
FAMILY HISTORY (2019) Review Directed by Michael V Most Filipino films today are targeted for the female audiences. That even if the main characters are male, the themes and … Continue Reading ‘Family History’ Review: Impressive Debut Film for Comedy Genius Michael V
JOHN DENVER TRENDING (2019) Review Directed by Arden Rod Condez The most important film of 2019 so far. Those are definitely big words to say but as of writing, I’m still … Continue Reading #Cinemalaya2019 | ‘John Denver Trending’ Review: The Most Important Film of 2019 So Far
HELLO, LOVE, GOODBYE (2019) Review Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina Definitely a risk worth taking, Hello, Love, Goodbye proves that a fresh team-up still works if you have the best people in front … Continue Reading ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye’ Review: A Well-Done OFW / Romance Movie
YESTERDAY (2019) Review Directed by Danny Boyle What if one day, the world doesn’t know the English rock band The Beatles except for you? And as a striving musician who knows almost … Continue Reading ‘Yesterday’ Review: A Sweet Escape
MY LETTERS TO HAPPY (2019) Review Directed by Pertee Brinas There’s no way that I can write this review without spoiling its main theme which is mental health. There’s no … Continue Reading ‘My Letters to Happy’ Review: A Love Letter to the Ones Who Believed in Us
SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME (2019) Review Directed by Jon Watts There isn’t any way to say this, Spider-Man: Far From Home exceeded my expectations. This is because I didn’t like Spider-Man: Homecoming as … Continue Reading ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Review: Far Better than ‘Homecoming’
ANNABELLE COMES HOME (2019 ) Review Directed by Gary Dauberman A lot of horror films are coming out lately and with the success of The Conjuring, sequels and spin-offs are … Continue Reading ‘Annabelle Comes Home’ Review: Expanding The Conjuring Universe
TOY STORY 4 (2019) Review Directed by Josh Cooley We almost thought they’re already done with the franchise and releasing another movie is a gamble, as it would taint the … Continue Reading ‘Toy Story 4’ Review: A Little Big Adventure
CHILD’S PLAY (2019) Review Directed by Lars Klevberg So, it’s been 31 years since the first Child’s Play movie was released. No mobile phones, internet is not as we know … Continue Reading ‘Child’s Play’ (2019) Review: Horror Keeps Up with the Times
ROCKETMAN (2019) Review Directed by Dexter Fletcher “You gotta kill the person you’re born to be to become the person you want to be.” I can’t deny that I’m still … Continue Reading ‘Rocketman’ Review: Taron Egeron Soars in Entertaining & Moving Story of Elton John
MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL (2019) Review Directed by F. Gary Gray Here comes the Men (and Women) in Black, galaxy defenders. The fourth installment of the out-of-this-world franchise doesn’t feel … Continue Reading ‘Men in Black: International’ Review: A Welcome Addition to the MIB Franchise
X-MEN: DARK PHOENIX (2019) Review Directed by Simon Kinberg Deeply disappointed. That would be how I would describe how I felt after watching ‘X-Men: Dark Phoenix.’ Not just because of … Continue Reading ‘X-Men: Dark Phoenix’ Review: A Deeply Disappointing Conclusion
SUNSHINE FAMILY (2019) Review Directed by Kim Tai-Sik Filipino cast with the technicalities of a Korean movie, ‘Sunshine Family’ gets the Filipino family spirit and the quirkiness of the Korean romantic … Continue Reading ‘Sunshine Family’ Review: Fun and Heartwarming Filipino-Korean Fusion Film
