Movie Review: SEND HELP
Rachel McAdams as Linda Liddle, fighting back tears as she walks out of their office while her co-workers looked on, […]
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Movie Review: PRIMATE
Killer chimp, teenagers in swimsuits in a remote location, what can go wrong, right? Primate delivers on its promise of […]
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Movie Review: Rental Family
I’ve been wanting to see this film ever since I saw the trailer. I missed it during its run at […]
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It Ends With Us: Takes On Love and Survival
By: Ica Hontiveros-Cheng ‘It Ends With Us’ follows Lily Bloom played by Blake Lively who, after a personal tragedy, meets […]
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Movie Review: Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes: New characters, a new world, and we’re here for it!
By: Ica Hontiveros-Cheng Don’t worry, if you’ve forgotten what happened in the past ‘Planet of the Apes’ films, ‘Kingdom of […]
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Movie Review: The First Omen: Prequel Horror Creates an Unsettling Fear you won’t soon Forget
By: Ica Hontiveros-Cheng I came into ‘The First Omen’ without having any or much knowledge about the original film/s (What […]
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Movie Review: Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire: Titan Brawl Delivers, at the Expense of its Story
By Ica Hontiveros-Cheng Like my good friend Karen, I’m a Godzilla Girlie. Maybe it comes with our fascination with Japanese […]
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Review: ‘TARGET’ is a nerve-wrecking thriller, and will make you think twice about purchasing anything online again
By Ica Hontiveros-Cheng Not to be mistaken for the Sex Comedy that shares the same title; ‘Target’ is a Korean […]
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Review: Concrete Utopia Takes Dystopia to New Heights
By: Ica Hontiveros-Cheng After a disastrous earthquake leaves their city in shambles, the only building left standing is the Imperial […]
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My Top Movies/Titles of 2022
After two years of uncertainty during the pandemic, where cinemas closed and streaming releases were even more tricky and unsure […]
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Top Gun Maverick: Takes flight! Higher and Faster 36 years later
I was born in 1986. The same year that the first ‘Top Gun’ movie came out. So this film has […]
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Downton Abbey: A New Era: A welcome respite
“Sometimes fiction is a way of coping with the poison of the world that lets us survive it.” -Neil Gaiman, […]
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Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness: The MCU gets horror right thanks to Director Sam Raimi
It’s Sam Raimi’s world and we’re just living in it After how many ‘Marvel movies’ audiences might be looking for […]
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The Bad Guys: Is too good to miss
A wolf, a snake, a shark, a tarantula and a piranha. These animals have always had a bad rep in […]
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The Lost City: A damn good time at the movies!
In the past few years, I have found myself less and less relating to the main characters in films and […]
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The Batman: The World’s Greatest Detective Makes his Cinematic debut and it is glorious!
There have been so many iterations of ‘The Batman’ on the big screen but I have to say that Robert […]
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UNCHARTED: Tom Holland Leaps Into A New Adventure
I will start this review off by saying that I have not played the ‘Uncharted’ games and therefore am not […]
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SING 2: Continues to play the right tunes in hilarious and impressive sequel
I can still remember seeing the first ‘Sing’ movie in the cinemas. I was just about one month pregnant with […]
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MARRY ME: J.Lo is back in the rom-com genre, challenging marriage norms
Maid In Manhatan, Monster-in-law, The Wedding Planner –what do these rom-com favorites have in common? Why none other thantriple-threat Jennifer […]
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The King’s Man: History gets a ‘King’s Man’ Twist!
It must be said that time certainly played an almost strange element when it came to the director Matthew Vaughn’s […]
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Growing Pains & Sacrifices: A review of Spider-Man: No Way Home and thoughts on its controversial Philippine delay
Before I jump in on my thoughts about the Spider-Man: No Way Home, I have to go and talk about […]
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Review: Shang-Chi brings ‘Kung-Fu Fighting’ to the MCU and its good! A must-see on the big screen
By: Ica Hontiveros-Cheng As we slowly navigate through a life in the “new normal”, some semblance of our previous existence […]
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“MALIGNANT” EXPLORES HORROR ROOTS IN TWO NEW FEATURETTES
Warner Bros. Philippines has just released two featurettes of its new horror-thriller “Malignant” that highlight the film’s horror roots. Check-out […]
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Review: Dito at Doon: Love in the New Normal
The Pandemic has affected each and everyone of us in a different way. Some were forced to work from home […]
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The Mitchells VS. The Machines: Absolutely Bonkers, Delightful and Heart-Warming
A long overdue movie for the whole family because you know, we haven’t had one in a long time, one […]
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‘Love and Monsters’ Mix well in this coming-of-age apocalypse led by Dylan O’Brien
I can’t feel but have a sense of regret I have about this monster-adventure, coming-of-age film is that I didn’t […]
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Moxie: A long over-due, coming of (r)age story
“Moxie” a noun that means “energy” it can also be used for “courage” and “determination”. Based on the book by […]
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I Care A Lot: A Chilling Parable of Power with an entertaining villainess in Rosamund Pike
“I Care A Lot” which in my opinion is a poor choice as a title for the movie-especially when she […]
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To All the Boys: Always and Forever: A Satisfying Conclusion to a Romantic and Colorful Trilogy
As the ending credits to the film start rolling, clips from all three movies start flashing on your screen and […]
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The Dig: Archeological drama unearths themes on love, pain and death
There hasn’t been a shortage of World War II movies, as a fan of history, trust me I’ve seen […]
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