Tag: Review
‘CONCLAVE’: Certainty over Doubts
Just a few days ago, the world was shaken by the passing of Pope Francis after a long battle with double pneumonia....
‘SINNERS’: From a Slow Crawl to a Neck Bite that Doesn’t...
From Black Panther and Creed director Ryan Coogler comes Sinners, a psychological horror-thriller set in 1930's Mississippi. It stars Michael B. Jordan...
‘DEDMA’: Millennial Theatre Done Right
With the influx of touring productions playing in the most popular houses in the city, it’s understandable if alternative venues and the...
‘The Amateur’: Yet Just Another Spy Action Film
The Amateur launches in cinemas as a spy action film with a few new twists and turns, but fails to sustain characteristics...
Pilato The Musical: Where Do I Begin?
Rare is the creature that makes me ask myself the immortal question posed by Lai and Sigman, “Where Do I Begin?”. I...
Mid-Century Modern: A Fabulous Gay Nod to Golden Girls
Mid-Century Modern, a comedy that celebrates the bonds of chosen family has just premiered. With a star-studded cast featuring executive producers...
‘La Voix Humaine’: Something Different
Nobody does self-indulgent drama like the French. Which should not be surprising: it is the French who first started to explore the...
Captain America: Brave New World—Marvel Missed A Beat
There’s a certain irony in how Marvel’s legacy seems to be both its biggest asset and its heaviest burden. You might have...
‘Perfect Days’: A Fantastic Study on Appreciating the Mundane
The 2025 Japan Film Festival, more popularly regarded as Eigasai, ends their run with a screening of Perfect Days to a full...
‘Anora’: A Dive Coaster Love Letter to Filmmaking
Just in time for the Oscar Season, Anora opens in theaters in select cinemas in the Philippines. It is a comedy drama...























