Reviving Old Blog entries: Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo(2006)/Sakal, Sakali, Saklolo (2007) both rated PG

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#KKK2006
Directed by:  Jose Javier Reyes
Written by:  Joey Reyes and Mary Ann Bautista

Starring:
Judy Ann Santos
Ryan Agoncillo
Gina Pareño
Gloria Diaz
Juliana Palermo
Lui Villaruz
Tuesday Vargas
Derek Ramsay
Kat Alano
Cacai/Kakai Bautista
Cheena Crab
Soliman Cruz
Gerard Pizarras
AJ Perez

#SSS2007
(source)
Written and Directed by Jose Javier Reyes

Cast:
AJ Perez, Ariel Ureta, Cacai Bautista, Derek Ramsay, Dominic Ochoa, Gerard Pizzaras, Gina Pareño, Gloria Diaz, Judy Ann Santos, Juliana Palermo, Kat Alano, Manny Castañeda, Robin Da Roza, Ryan Agoncillo, Soliman Cruz


Both movies are entries for the Metro Manila Film  Festival.  KKK was shown Christmas 2006 and SSS was shown the following year, Christmas 2007.

 My blog entries both got lost in cyberspace.  I have them on file, but my NOTEBOOK is sort of obsolete, so I think I have to let professionals retrieve my files in the future. Good luck to me with that!

 Anyways, today was a slow day for me.  I was able to research and ghostwrite, but I finished quite early so I decided to write some blog entries of old films that made a mark in my heart, but aren't "here" yet.  

 Both movies were written, directed and acted well.  Which do I like better?  I like KKK more, but SSS has a lot to offer too.

 Both are dramedies(Drama/Comedy) with a touch of romance.  The situations are very real and a lot of people could relate to them.

 The actors were well chosen and they work well together.

 I know I am just making general so-called reviews, but I just want to share to the world that these two movies are worth watching again and again.

 Kudos to all involved in these two films.  :-)

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