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BREAKING THROUGH (2015) Review Directed by John Swetnam There are a lot of bad dance movies out there and Breaking Through is one of them. The film has no decent story and has no impressive dance sequences. The thing about dance movies is that they gamble with making a film either because they have a …
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RESUREKSYON (2015) Review Directed by Alfonso Torre III With the rising numbers of TV series and movies featuring zombies, vampires and other monsters, it’s no surprise that we’re getting another one from our own country. Resureksyon was fine but it lack thrills, tension and a solid story to back up its most interesting storyline; the …
THE INTERN (2015) Review Directed by Nancy Meyers Watching a Nancy Meyers film makes you feel like you’re meeting new people, The Intern is not an exception. The film is sweet, charming, funny and heartfelt. You’ll just sit back, relax and enjoy the film literally. Anne Hathaway is engaging and seasoned as Jules and Robert …
ATTACK ON TITAN 2: END OF THE WORLD (2015) Review Directed by Shinji Higuchi The film is a direct sequel to the first one but it’s just more of the same. Attack on Titan 2: End of the World keeps getting busy with the wrong issues, handling the chaos in the film worse than it should …
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HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 2 (2015) Review Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky Surprisingly better than its predecessor thanks to its additional character who is also the heart of the movie. Hotel Transylvania 2 still has that yawnful atmosphere but it doesn’t have too much unnecessary sequences added just for entertainment which is good. The film doesn’t try too much this …
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THE GREEN INFERNO (2015) Directed by Eli Roth The directorial return of Eli Roth is gory but disappointing. The brutality in the film is appropriate and insane but the story gets ridiculous once the twists starts unfolding. The Green Inferno is promising but its silly and thinly written characters are at times irritating and the …
PAY THE GHOST (2015) Review Directed by Uli Edel Nicolas Cage has done it again; putting his career in a questionable position. We keep wondering what made him accept these kind of movies that doesn’t make sense or at least be entertaining. Pay The Ghost’s existence is a mystery. It’s hardly scary and doesn’t have …
TAKLUB (2015) Review Directed by Brillante Ma Mendoza The events are tragic, we are all aware of that. Taklub has all Brillante Mendoza’s trademark in it; it stays away from being melodramatic, has that documentary feel and looks little but tackles big emotional situations. Aunor is great as always, acting as if she knows the …
SILONG (2015) Review Directed by Jeffrey Hidalgo and Roy Sevilla Ho A pretentious mystery thriller that has too many twists and plot holes to make it seem smart or at least effective. Pascual and Ramos are good, though. The film gets pretty messy when they start putting twists whenever they can. It keeps getting weak …
ME AND EARL AND THE DYING GIRL (2015) Review Directed by Alfonso Gomez-Rejon Embracing the awkwardness in a deeply moving tale of friendship. Me and Earl and the Dying Girl may be light for some but its emotions are encaged as the characters are in their sensitive phase of their lives. The story is as …
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