Colleen Hoover novel ‘Reminders of Him’ gets adapted for the big screen
Published in 2022, Colleen Hoover’s Reminders of Him has sold more than six million copies in the United States, and has been translated into forty-five languages. Now, Reminders of Him is transformed into a feature film about motherhood, redemption, and the power of love in overcoming every obstacle. The film is helmed by an all-female […]
‘Scream 7’ review: nostalgia screams louder than fear
When it was announced that Neve Campbell would be returning to the Scream franchise, fans were delighted. I know I was. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) is the heart of the Scream movies. Doing one without her doesn’t really feel right. But while Scream 6 was a solid installment, not having Sidney makes the experience incomplete. […]
Catch early screenings of ‘Hamnet’ this Valentine’s Day at Ayala Malls Cinemas
Make your Valentine’s Day unforgettable with a romantic movie night as you become among the first to experience Hamnet on the big screen. Early Access screenings take place on February 14 at 6:30 PM at select Ayala Malls Cinemas: Trinoma, Glorietta 4, and Ayala Malls Manila Bay. The critically acclaimed Golden Globe winner for Best […]
NBA champ Stephen Curry takes animation to the court in ‘Goat’
Smalls can ball! Goat is the newest animated film from Sony Pictures Animation, the studio that created the Spider-Verse films and KPop Demon Hunters. An underdog story in which a small goat named Will (Caleb McLaughlin) gets the opportunity of a lifetime to play professional roarball. In a sport dominated by the fiercest and largest […]
China’s all-time #1 animated film ‘Nobody’ comes to PH cinemas
The all-time number 1 2D animated film in China, Nobody, is coming to the Philippine cinema this February 4. Currently holding a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Popcornmeter, the movie is celebrated for its humor and inspiring tale of these overlooked heroes. Its impressions signal an appreciation for 2D animation rooted in cultural heritage blending satire, […]
‘Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins’ review
Evil is back in Regal Entertainment’s Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins. Horror goes full circle in the 17th installment of the most popular horror franchise in the Philippines. Evil Origins will span three timelines so that each story is connected to the horrors from the previous generation. The stories happen in 1775 where an […]
‘Rekonek’ review
Director Jade Castro brings together an ensemble cast in Rekonek, a movie that tackles the consequences of a world that is stripped of the power of the internet. When the world suddenly loses connection to the world wide web, the lives of our characters are turned upside down. Now forced to live in a society […]
‘Manila’s Finest’ review
Piolo Pascual headlines Manila’s Finest, a crime-thriller directed by Raymond Red and supported by a powerhouse ensemble including Enrique Gil, Jasmine Curtis-Smith, Ashtine Olviga, Rica Peralejo, Ariel Rivera, Joey Marquez, Cedrick Juan, and Romnick Sarmienta. Set in 1960s Manila, Manila’s Finest follows police officers Homer and Billy as they navigate a crime-ridden city. Full review […]
‘Unmarry’ review
In her comeback movie, Unmarry, one of the industry’s finest actresses takes on a role that boldly raises a question to one of society’s biggest ills: the need for divorce. Angelica Panganiban and Zanjoe Marudo play a couple facing a tedious, hurtful, and lengthy process of annulling their 14-year marriage. One yearns for freedom while […]
‘Call Me Mother’ review
Director Jun Lana reunites with Vice Ganda in this year’s comedy-drama Call Me Mother. One of this year’s highly anticipated films, the Unkabogable Star once again taps into her dramatic chops and stars alongside six-time FAMAS awardee Nadine Lustre. Call Me Mother centers on Twinkle, queer adoptive mother to a young boy, and her journey […]