I am NOT a critic. I'm merely an observer. (Books, movies, plays, musicals etc.)

'Sa Wakas' returns for final hurrah with same cast  ABS-CBN From Twitter CAVEAT:  No matter how beautiful the songs and the story are, please don't bring little children.  I think this is at the very least R-13 or Parental Guidance with the minimum age of 13.  There are lots of expletives and the topic is a bit heavy for very young children. Reminder:  You may take pictures, but using flashes is prohibited.  You may not take videos.  Since that is allowed, those who publish videos or upload them via youtube or similar platforms, is punishable by law. Disclaimer:  This are just my reactions after seeing the updated version a.k.a. The Farewell Run and not really a review OFFICIAL WEBSITE This updated version of Sa Wakas-A New Pinoy Rock Musical, is now on its Farewell Run.  Someone described this musical as having the "Benjamin Button syndrome".  Why?  Instead of answering that I would just suggest that you call the ...

From: One Minute Movie Review: ‘#WalangForever’   Everybody has a story.  Even the most monstrous person in the world has at least one person who loves him or her.  We are all unique, but we all have similarities too.  Since we have cable/satellite feeds nowadays you would find out that people do undergo the same thing, one way or another. Mia and Ethan's story is not exactly new, but the way it was(is) told, acted and executed is(was/are/were) very beautiful and almost seamless, if not seamless.  I have described other stories as such too. I share Mia and Ethan's joys and pains.  I admire their friends and family.  Their friends and family truly care for them.  I also related to most parts of this story. Like one critic, I thought of comparing this movie to a Nicholas Sparks story, but like that same person, I agree, it's not.  The story was weaved well and became a beautiful comforter or duvet in the end. My dad's reaction w...