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‘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,…
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‘Unmarry’ review
In her comeback movie, Unmarry, one of the industry’s finest actresses takes on a role that boldly raises a question…
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‘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…
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ review: It 𝑰𝑺 bigger and better
James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash is simply a cinematic spectacle. With Avatar: Fire and Ash, Cameron delivers a film…
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‘Zootopia 2’ review: Familiar footprints in a bigger, busier world
Nearly a decade after the Oscar-winning Zootopia delighted audiences of all ages with its remarkable animation, cute characters, and sharp…
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‘Quezon’ movie review: Unveiling a hero’s persona
Jerrold Tarog’s Quezon couldn’t have come at a better time. The final film in the highly relevant and crowd-pleaser Bayaniverse…
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‘One Battle After Another’ review: one of this year’s best
One good indicator of a great movie is if it flies by despite its lengthy runtime (2 hours and 43…
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‘Caught Stealing’ review: a wild, raucous, enjoyable ride
What I appreciate about movies like Caught Stealing is their ability to take the audience along on a wild ride.…
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‘Sunshine’ movie review: Maris Racal gleams like sunshine
Maris Racal is brilliant as Sunshine in Antoinette Jadaone’s powerful and moving tale of an ambitious young woman out to…
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Movie review: ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ goes full circle
Everything came full circle in Christopher McQuarrie’s Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. Believed to be the final movie in…


