These blog entries are MOSTLY just how I felt after watching the play, musical, concert or TV show, a product I like or things I have read. If I have not at least one good thing to say, then you wouldn't see anything written about it here. Oh, btw, I would seldom(not never) write about blockbusters even if I love them starting today(26 June 2019) just because. :-)
Max Collins(Young Sylvia), Jim Pebanco(Ben), Tanya Gomez(Merly, Emman's wife), Sue Prado(Ben's Wife), Marcus Madrigal(The Mayor's husband, Mr. Collantes), Noel Comia(Rufus, Georgina's son), Ross Pesigan(Young Fredo), Ali Forbes(Cathy, Emman's intern at the Assessor's office), Adrian Cabido(Jairus, Emman's son), Hero Bautista(Atty. Castillo, Emman's lawyer), Vince Rillon(Ben's son), Zeke Sarmenta(Lara, Emman's daughter), Nella Marie Dizon(Georgina's daughter), Ace Merfel Cafe, Benz Sangalang,Tabs Sumulong and Celine Juan(Marife's daughter). Special participation: Albie Casiño (Marife's young beau) Introducing: Shido Roxas(young Ramon)
We never saw the trailer, but we watched this because of THE Eddie Garcia and Ms. Gloria Romero then just before watching the movie, I was very happy to see the other stars on the poster
Let me start with what my dad exclaimed after watching the movie, "This should be the Best Picture. It's world class!" He rarely uses "world class" describing a Filipino Film, so I believe he really is impressed. We are too.
The story is very controversial, most especially since it is set in a fictitious town called San Martin where people are narrow to close-minded. Even so, the movie is more than those controversies happening in reel and real lives. It's about true friendship, true love, family relationships et cetera, et cetera.
Everyone was chosen well, and thankfully, they were able to immerse in their respective roles, and they ALL delivered!
For me, Ms. Gloria Romero stood out, but I was also in awe with Aiko Melendez and Sunshine Dizon.
I'm so impressed with Ross Pesigan and Shido Roxas. I think, but I'm not sure, it's the first time I watched both actors in a movie, but it's only Shido Roxas who is being introduced in this film.
There is no dead air. Even Albie Casiño's lines, though his role was short, were greatly delivered.
I won't do a roll call anymore.
Kudos to EVERYone involved in this movie in any capacity.
To you dear reader, thanks for your time. I hope you get to see it too.
Barbie and Her "Kens" (A Dollywood Title) #TeamYuan #KenBie My bubble was burst when the last scene after the credits was shown. JEYA (Jai, Ethan, Yuan and Andoy) just woke up from a heavy night and they were wondering what happened then in big bold letters this was shown on the TV screen: Ano nga ba? SOON! Ngarks. I was already very happy that BARBIE (Forteza as Billie Bendiola) and KEN (Chan as Yuan Lee or Lee Yuan) ended up together. I even shouted it out via FB(viewed by Friends of Friends) then as I was enjoying the after credits scenes, the very last one was that messy pool scene. Everything was just a dream! Come on! I know it's fiction, but to play with our emotions like that? That is such BS. If I only knew that they'd do that, I would've finished Father Rio's send off party. :-p It's different when people wake up from a nightmare, but my goolai. Why did they have to make it a dream? If they want Barbie(at least h
How do I describe this movie without giving spoilers? Hmm. Let me think. Ah, I think I know how. Directed by Gino M. Santos Written by Jeff Stelton and Keiko Aquino Loosely based on or inspired by the Wattpad sensation by youramnesiagirl of the same title, is a story of finding your self worth and about living. It's also about relationships not of the romantic kind and about responsibility. This movie is NOT all about sex. There's more to it than that . It also doesn't stereotype med reps and doctors. Things like these happen whatever profession or non-profession you are in, and even if there are people like that in real life, we must believe that there are more people who live life with integrity(listen to Carmi Martin's lines somewhere in the movie), so please don't be scared to watch this. This movie is about loving, losing, sacrificing, being selfless et cetera, et cetera . It's about many things, and sex is just a part
Source JC Bonnin, William Martinez, Raymond Lauchengco, Aga Muhlach and Herbert Bautista Directed by Maryo J. Delos Reyes Written by Jake Tordesillas Experiencing the forbidden. Experiencing rejection. Hating your parents. Hating the world around you. Discovering what's hot. Discovering what's cool. Discovering your first true love. Discovering who you are. Growing up can be such a wild time. But not when you've got the best guys to hang out with. Five chaste young men immerse themselves in the superficialities and superfluity of adolescence over the course of their last year in high school. But as they make their gradual transition from boyhood to manhood, they realize it is their formidable bond that stands as the real deal. Starring a generation that gave rise to a new youth culture.-imdb My mind seems to be playing tricks on me. I just can't believe that these two movies were shown the same year, but if that is the case, then 1984 was filled wi
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