ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
A SECOND CHANCE (2015) Review Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina Updated after second viewing Popoy is hot-headed, Basha is pushy, clearly not the best ingredients for a good marriage. A Second Chance relies more on what the characters can actually do to ruin their married lives, clearly they don’t know each other that much to actually …
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THE GOOD DINOSAUR (2015) Review Directed by Peter Sohn Arlo is the youngest of three, of a dinosaur couple. Poppa and Momma, farmers as the film started hopes to pass on their skills in farming to their three dinosaur children. Libby, the first dinosaur to crack its shell, is the smartest one. Buck, the second …
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SCOUTS GUIDE TO THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE (2015) Review Directed by Christopher Landon Its stupidity is intentional but so is its want to entertain & it does make the film move forward. Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse is not surprisingly dumb but it works in its own. Combining horror and comedy doesn’t work usually these …
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BURNT (2015) Review Directed by John Wells Though the story is thin and cliched, Burnt offers a lot of interesting and intense confrontation scenes that might just keep you entertained. With mouth-watering dishes and actors, the film doesn’t lack beautiful subjects to feature in its scenes but it does put less effort in making things compelling …
JEM AND THE HOLOGRAMS (2015) Review Directed by Jon M. Chu A bland rise to fame drama that doesn’t know the essence of fame, being in the younger years and family. Jem and the Holograms’ strong suit is its song number sequences but there is not enough for it to save the film from being …
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FLOTSAM (2015) Review Directed by Jay Abello An intentional destination film but succeeds in capturing the beauty of La Union and the atmosphere it gives to its guests. Flotsam doesn’t embrace its characters’ dilemmas or their drives, it makes the audience breathe in the ambiance, the serenity of the setting, making it something like having a …
THE DRESSMAKER (2015) Review Directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse There’s something strangely enigmatic about its story and treatment. The Dressmaker gets its charm and drive from Kate Winslet which even though the actress felt old for her character does everything with grace. The film operates in a weird but entertaining narrative, it feels like the humor …