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It’s eye-opening, thought-provoking, inspiring and at the same time, comforting. Beyond the entertainment factor of the film, it showcases other people’s lives, struggles, and how they overcome these challenges – this is one of the reasons why I love watching movies.
Read our full review of #MMFF2025 entry ‘BAR BOYS: AFTER SCHOOL.’ Now showing in cinemas nationwide. #BarBoysAfterSchool
Shake, Rattle and Roll: Evil Origins isn’t just a movie; it’s a coronation. After decades of defining Filipino nightmares, this installment cements the franchise’s legacy by proving that while monsters evolve, true terror is timeless.
Read our full review of SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL: EVIL ORIGINS. Now showing in cinemas nationwide. #SRREvilOrigins #MMFF2025
It’s hard to follow how big ‘Wicked’ (2024) is, visually and emotionally, how the talents of the lead stars presented in the first film are even harder to top. But ‘Wicked: For Good’ demonstrated sufficient drama, magic and music for the fans and non-fans to have their “wicked” ending.
Read our full review of ‘Wicked: For Good.’ Now showing in cinemas nationwide. Also available in IMAX 3D, 3D/4Dx and ScreenX. Rated PG by the MTRCB. #WickedForGoodPH
EVERYONE KNOWS EVERY JUAN (2025) ReviewDirected by Alessandra de Rossi There are a few choices in the film that might not make sense, but that’s the thing. ‘Everyone Knows Every Juan’ is about the craziest things we do with the craziest people around us. A one-take, one continuous shot for day and one continuous shot …
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QUEZON (2025) ReviewDirected by Jerrold Tarog The film is like its titular role’s personalities; you can’t pinpoint one that can describe it as a whole. Quezon, played wonderfully by Jericho Rosales, takes you on his journey as a politician in an entertaining way that feels as if he is multitasking as the writer, director, and …
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The bigness of the film covers a lot of themes, but what stood out to me is its appreciation to classic Pinoy fantasy action films. ‘Child No. 82’ is a love letter to a genre that most adults today have fond memories of.
HABANG NILALAMON NG HYDRA ANG KASAYSAYAN (2025) ReviewDirected by Dustin Celestino The film might be fictional, or as they claim, but the characters, conversations, and situations all feel real. It’s as if it was my story, I am one of the characters in the film. That’s the biggest takeaway from the film, this isn’t just …
The challenge in making a film that is set within 24 hours is to keep the audience engaged from start to finish through just the conversations, and that’s what Nuel Naval’s ‘The Last Beergin’ did.
THE LAST BEERGIN is now showing in cinemas nationwide.
Court drama stories are meticulous to make because the details are everything. Alden Richards’ directorial debut film, ‘Out of Order,’ shows enough details needed in the film for the audience to absorb, interpret and speculate.
‘Out of Order’ is now streaming on Netflix.
MINAMAHAL: 100 BULAKLAK PARA KAY LUNA (2025) ReviewDirected by Jason Paul Laxamana I can’t remember the last Filipino romantic comedy movie that made me giddy this much. Jason Paul Laxamana’s latest film, ‘Minamahal: 100 Bulaklak Para Kay Luna,’ may feel like a fan service film, but as the story progresses, it represents how to be …
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