Something feels right about seeing Judy Ann Santos-Agoncillo on screen. Kusina (Eng. title: Her Kitchen) opens with her giving a smile, and her presence alone
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Trailers! Trailers! Trailers! All of the trailers released at SDCC2016
San Diego Comic-Con has always been the go-to place of studios to share major news about their upcoming projects, may it be casting announcements, exclusive
Ryan Gosling serenades Emma Stone in new ‘La La Land’ trailer
Electrifying, exhilarating and astounding – Whiplash is probably one of the best psycho-thriller films of this decade, where director Damien Chazelle demonstrates his clear grasp
Paddy goes home in trailer for ‘Looking: The Movie’
HBO has just released the trailer for Looking: The Movie, the feature-length finale to the critically acclaimed series. Despite good reviews, the show failed to
How films dictate how we feel through editing
What is your actual editing process? This is the question that Tony Zhou attempts to answer in his and Taylor Ramos’ new video essay over at Every
Cinema One Originals, QCinema reveal 2016 lineup
Major local indie film festivals Cinema One Originals and QCinema, via their respective Facebook pages, both announced on Wednesday their lineups of competing films for
Cannes 2016 reveals Official Selection, Brillante Mendoza part of Main Competition
The Philippines is on a roll in the Big Three! Coming on the heels of Hele sa Hiwahang Hapis‘ inclusion in Berlinale’s Main Competition, Cannes Film Festival president
Hele Sa Hiwagang Hapis
Hele sa Hiwagang Hapis (Eng. title: Lullaby for the Sorrowful Mystery) is eight hours long. Everybody knows it, the producers made sure of that. This focus
Geekly Bits of the Week: LEGO set reveals ‘Civil War’ spoiler, new ‘Batman v Superman’ clip released
Every week we catch you up on the latest goings-on on everything geek. Here are the past week’s highlights. Power Rangers Lionsgate has released the
J.J. Abrams is already talking about ‘Cloverfield 3’
Now that the Internet has calmed down a bit after all hell broke loose when a trailer for a 10 Cloverfield Lane suddenly dropped out of
Geekly Bits of the Week: Live-action ‘Astro Boy’ in the works, ‘Spawn’ movie updates
Every week we catch you up on the latest goings-on on everything geek. Here are the past week’s highlights. Captain America: Civil War While Civil
Geekly Bits Of The Week: ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ teases major death, more ‘Transformers’ movies confirmed
Every week we catch you up on the latest goings-on on everything geek. Here are the past week’s highlights. Thor: Ragnarok After various reports confirm
Geekly Bits Of The Week: Elizabeth Banks joins ‘Power Rangers’, ‘Deadpool’ director’s cut “even more raw”
Every week we catch you up on the latest goings-on on everything geek. Here are the past week’s highlights. Star Wars: The Force Awakens Having
Lakbay2Love
Recent calamities that wreaked havoc to the Philippines have inspired many a movie in the indie scene. Just last year alone, there were Brillante Ma.
Full-bodied problems blow up in ‘Ang Taba Ko Kasi’ trailer
[inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”@FilmPoliceRevs” suffix=”#AngTabaKoKasi”]The trailer for ‘Ang Taba Ko Kasi’ has just been launched[/inlinetweet] on its Facebook page, and I can already sense the collective
Chloë Grace Moretz parties next door in ‘Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising’ trailer
Look! A shirtless Zac Efron! With his chiseled biceps and abs! is what I believe is the marketing strategy for Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising. Taking cues
‘The Revenant’, ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ lead Oscars 2016 nominations
It’s a match between survival films at The 88th Oscars, with The Revenant and Mad Max: Fury Road garnering the most number of nominations. The announcement
Marvel enlists Ryan Coogler as director for ‘Black Panther’
Kevin Feige, president—and Supreme Overlord!—of Marvel Studios, has officially announced that Ryan Coogler, director of Sundance favorite Fruitvale Station and Rocky-spin off Creed, will direct
New ‘A Bigger Splash’ trailer: Tilda Swinton…Tilda Swinton for days!
2016 will surely be an exciting year for fans of Tilda Swinton—Goddess of Cinema—who was mostly absent on movie screens in 2015. Aside from the
All You Need Is Pag-Ibig
There’s no point saying otherwise: All You Need Is Pag-Ibig is an attempt to make a Pinoy Love Actually. Written and directed by Antoinette Jadaone,
Beauty and the Bestie
In one scene in Josh Radnor’s Liberal Arts, a character, frustrated over the success of a certain sparkling vampire book, asks, “So when millions of
Ari: My Life with a King
Geography and culture are largely intertwined. This is the thesis being put forward by Ari: My Life with a King, directed by Carlo Enciso Catu
‘Son of Saul’, ‘Mustang’ among the films shortlisted for Oscars’ Best Foreign Language Film
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has released the shortlist of films that advances in the Best Foreign Language Film category of The
‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’ trailer takes us back to the wizarding world
An announcement trailer, which I wasn’t aware is a thing now, has just been released for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, and potterheads
Aliens are back in first ‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ trailer
“We always knew they would come back,” declares the trailer for Independence Day: Resurgence (sadly not related to the upcoming Toho-produced Godzilla Resurgence), a sequel that