Movie News, Reviews
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
GODZILLA II: KING OF THE MONSTERS (2019) Review Directed by Michael Dougherty While we’re getting superhero movies here and there, Warner Bros. Pictures together with Legendary Pictures offer a … Continue Reading ‘Godzilla II: King of the Monsters’ Review: Monsters and Politics
BANAL (2019) Review Directed by Peter Abanna There are not a lot of hiking horror stories especially in the Philippines. And if you think about it, the story seems basic: … Continue Reading ‘Banal’ Review: A Fairly Decent Horror Thriller
FINDING YOU (2019) Review Directed by Easy Ferrer Can you trust your memories? Easy Ferrer’s directorial debut goes on a different direction in exploring friendship and relationships. Jane Oineza … Continue Reading ‘Finding You’ Review: The Consequences of Remembering
ALADDIN (2019) Review Directed by Guy Ritchie Disney has been remaking their classic animated films for the new generation to see. While it does bring nostalgia to the ones who … Continue Reading ‘Aladdin’ Review: An Extravagant Retelling of a Beloved Classic
BETWEEN MAYBES (2019) Review Directed by Jason Paul Laxamana One is emotionally and mentally stable, the other one might be more financially stable but hasn’t figured out herself yet. … Continue Reading ‘Between Maybes’ Review: A Serendipitous Encounter
KUWARESMA (2019) Review Directed by Erik Matti Dubbed as the scariest horror movie of acclaimed director Erik Matti, ‘Kuwaresma’ delivers a chilling family story with remarkable performances from John Arcilla and Sharon … Continue Reading ‘Kuwaresma’ Review: More Than Just A Horror Movie
MALEDICTO (2019) Review Directed by Mark Meily We usually see horror films focusing on family histories, haunted houses, white ladies or supernatural beings. Mark Meily’s latest horror film, ‘Maledicto,’ the first … Continue Reading ‘Maledicto’ Review: Horror Takes a Different Route
AVENGERS: ENDGAME (2019) Review Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo I’m not sure I was prepared for all of this. Ever since Iron Man was released, my love for cinema … Continue Reading ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Review: A Grand and Emotionally Fitting Close to the Infinity Saga
BREAKTHROUGH (2019) Review Directed by Roxann Dawson There have been numerous faith-based Hollywood film released in the past years. But none that really gave me a heartbreak while watching it. … Continue Reading ‘Breakthrough’ Review: Undeniably Uplifting
SHAZAM! (Review) Directed by David Sandberg “Superhero movies need to have fun, superhero movies need to be edgy,” it has been about Marvel versus DC in the past years but … Continue Reading ‘Shazam!’ Review: Bringing Joy & Wonder to the Superhero Genre
STRANDED (2019) Review Directed by Ice Idanan One who lives her life by the book, the other, lives his life unplanned. Opposites do attract in Ice Idanan’s first mainstream feature … Continue Reading ‘Stranded’ Review: Opposites Attract
