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From Google Images #TaglishBlogEntry JACK EM POPOY is a big pleasant surprise for me. Isa na yata ito sa pinakamangandang nagawa na pelikula ni VIC SOTTO, at nakadagdag ang pagsali nina COCO MARTIN, MAINE MENDOZA, RONALDO VALDEZ, CHERRY PIE PICACHE, BAEBY BASTE, ARJO ATAYDE, RYZA CENON, RYZZA MAE DIZON, JOSE MANALO, WALLY BAYOLA, PAOLO BALLESTEROS, CHAI FONACIER, TIRSO CRUZ III, MARK LAPID, LITO LAPID at marami pang iba. Muntink ko na itong hindi panoorin.  Akala ko puro kalokohan lang. Thankfully, I was mistaken.  The movie is well-written, well-acted, and well-directed.   It is also very current and very relevant. Maybe it's not the best movie in the world, but it surely is not a waste of time watching this movie.  There were a few questionable things with regards to morality, and I'm not talking about the scenes about drugs, or crime in general, because that's a given.  It's just that here were some decisions and words used that a good per...

Zoey(Julia Barretto), Sasha(Kris Aquino and Joko(Joshua Garcia) Joko (Joshua Garcia) is a boy trying to help his family survive, while Zoey (Julia Barretto) is a girl hoping to prove herself to the world. Opportunity rises when Sasha (Kris Aquino) is looking to hire a new personal assistant. Just one catch - they have to compete against each other. Will their own goals prevail, or will they set aside their differences and find true happiness and love in the end? - imdb Directed by Giselle Andres Written by: Carmi Raymundo ... (story) & Kriz G. Gazmen ... (story) & Jancy E. Nicolas ... (story) Rona Co ... (screenplay) & Kristine Gabriel ... (screenplay) I LOVE YOU, HATER is a story about people who love their families in different ways. Joko(Joshua Garcia) loves his family too much, that's why he's afraid to hurt them not knowing that if he only told the truth, his family would accept him no matter what. Zoey(Julia Barretto)...

We were going to hit several birds with one stone(I hate the saying hitting two birds with one stone and now I say several) and one of those birds was watching this movie: SEVEN SUNDAYS. The stars were well chosen and the director, Ms. Cathy Garcia-Molina, never fails to deliver. It had old and new elements, but the story was well told and greatly acted.   OK, I didn't like the racist remarks towards the end of the film, but we have to be open minded about this.  This was a very arrogant person trying to diss their family and they were just united as a family. I think the message of the movie is that no matter what differences we all have as a family, at the end of the day, " Damay na! " My folks loved it.  They did not expect to like it and they said it even exceeded their expectations. Many heartstrings were pulled, but spirits were lifted too.   I won't make this long anymore.  Congratulations to the cast and crew! ...