ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
Find your rhythm this February 23 when Sing 2, sequel to the blockbuster animated musical movie event opens in cinemas nationwide. The highly successful movie (Sing) that gave rise to unforgettable competing characters in a talent show brings the vibrant characters to life on the big screen with new members who eventually put their acts …
“Sing 2”, the new chapter in Illumination’s smash animated franchise arrives with big dreams and spectacular hit songs as the ever-optimistic koala, Buster Moon, and his all-star cast of performers prepare to launch their most dazzling stage extravaganza yet …all in the glittering entertainment capital of the world. There’s just one hitch: They first have …
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NOW SHOWING IN PHILIPPINE CINEMAS January 11, 2017 SLEEPLESS – Rated R-16 PATRIOTS DAY – Rated R-13 LA LA LAND – Rated PG EXTRA SERVICE – Rated PG GREMLIN – Rated R-13 STILL SHOWING SING – Rated PG ASSASSIN’S CREED – Rated PG COLLATERAL BEAUTY – Rated PG MANG KEPWENG RETURNS – Rated PG PASSENGERS – Rated PG DIE BEAUTIFUL …
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NOW SHOWING IN PHILIPPINE CINEMAS January 11, 2017 GREMLIN – Rated R-13 EXTRA SERVICE – Rated PG LA LA LAND – Rated PG PATRIOTS DAY – Rated R-13 STILL SHOWING SING – Rated PG ASSASSIN’S CREED – Rated PG COLLATERAL BEAUTY – Rated PG MANG KEPWENG RETURNS – Rated PG PASSENGERS – Rated PG DIE BEAUTIFUL – Rated R-13 SEKLUSYON – Rated …
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Sing, the new musical comedy from Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment, is up for two major honors at the 2016 Golden Globe Awards happening on January 10, 2017. The critically acclaimed and box-office smash film is vying for Best Motion Picture – Animated and Best Original Song with Stevie Wonder’s “Faith.” Watch the lyric music …
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SING (2016) Review Directed by Garth Jennings, Christophe Lourdelet With colorful characters, explosive song and dance sequences, Sing gives the ultimate entertainment to its audience. But unfortunately, a film has to be more than that. How it manages to pull off incredible song and dance sequences, Sing however, suffers from its multiple characters story. But the …
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NOW SHOWING IN PHILIPPINE CINEMAS January 4, 2017 ASSASSIN’S CREED – Rated PG COLLATERAL BEAUTY – Rated PG INCARNATE – Rated PG MANG KEPWENG RETURNS – Rated PG PASSENGERS – Rated PG SING – Rated PG STILL SHOWING ANG BABAE SA SEPTIC TANK 2 #ForeverIsNotEnough – Rated PG DIE BEAUTIFUL – Rated R-13 KABISERA – Rated R-13 ORO – Rated …
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Rosita is a selfless homemaker and mother of 25 piglets who wants to remember what it feels like to be something other than a mother and wife. Oscar Best Actress winner Reese Witherspoon is Rosita’s talking and singing voice in n Universal Pictures and Illumination’s musical comedy Sing. Watch the featurette Be Like Rosita Witherspoon …
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Oscar Best Actor winner Matthew McConaughey provides the voice of the optimistic koala Buster Moon who is determined to save his struggling theater despite dwindling audiences, in Universal Pictures and Illumination’s Sing. While anyone else would have faced reality and switched careers, Buster has an unrelenting drive to succeed, by any means necessary. Well-intentioned, he …
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Superstar Scarlett Johansson breathes life to Ash, a prickly teenage porcupine with a punk-rock attitude, in Universal Pictures and Illumination’s Sing, a musical comedy about finding the shining star that lives inside all of us. Watch the featurette Be Like Ash In the film, Ash auditions for a singing competition with her egotistical, unsupportive jerk …
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