ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
Anthony Constantino and Shuvee Etrata take their real-life courtship to the screen in From Vlog to Love. Despite long shoots and shy eye-contact moments, their deep comfort and strong work ethic help them transform genuine affection into reel chemistry.
BC Amparado’s Mono No Aware is a quiet, beautifully grounded film that trusts its steady pace. Guided by effortless, authentic performances from Juan Karlos and Perry Dizon, it delivers a deeply human story reminiscent of classic Japanese cinema.
The official trailer for new supernatural series “Coven Academy” was released, bewitching fans with a deeper look at the original teen drama from Executive Producer Tim Federle. As the story unfolds in a bingeable new format, the fast-paced chapters are designed to pull audiences deeper into the magic at every turn. “Coven Academy” premieres Oct. 2, with the full season available on Disney+ Philippines.
Colleen Hoover’s hit thriller “Verity” comes to Philippine cinemas on Sept 30. Directed by Michael Showalter, the film stars Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, and Josh Hartnett in a provocative story blurring fiction and reality.
Season 8 of “The Kardashians” premieres Oct 8 on Disney+ Philippines (Seasons 1–7 streaming now). The new season follows Kris, Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Kendall, and Kylie as they navigate love, independence, family, and building their empires.
Directed by Adam Shankman, the drag disaster comedy “Stop! That! Train!” stars RuPaul and iconic Drag Race queens like Ginger Minj and Latrice Royale. Catch special screenings Sept 25 and 26, exclusively at select Robinsons Movieworld branches.
At the heart of “Apol of My Ai,” one of seven full-length films competing in the 2026 Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival, is a story about first love, family and growing up.
Tickets to see the upcoming Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Doomsday” go on sale today in INFINITY VISION screens in the Philippines. INFINITY VISION is a new certification for Premium Large Format (PLF) theaters, guaranteeing moviegoers an exceptional film presentation with big screens, bright images and outstanding sound.
Patay Gutom (Dead Hungry) brings a gentle touch to a story about life, death, and unexpected love. Through rotoscope animation and steady pacing, it turns a simple ghost story into a grounded look at grief and human connection.
DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island is a heartwarming adventure that beautifully honors Filipino culture, nostalgic memories, and family bonds. Despite minor pacing and pronunciation hiccups, its stunning animation and deep emotional core make it a must-watch.