- Vice Ganda’s entry for this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival is undeniably a blockbuster hit.
- There’s no official announcement yet regarding the box office grosses of the eight official entries of the MMFF 2018
Just like the previous years, Vice Ganda’s entry to this years Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF 2018) is obviously a runaway winner in terms of box office gross.
With 53 Metro Manila and 140 outside the metro cinemas, “Fantastica” leads the competition ahead of 7 other movies.
Three days after started showing in theaters nationwide, the Unkabogable Star thanked his followers on Twitter, “100Million na palakhak, pagmamahal at pasasalamat po Madlang People sa buong Pilipinas!!! FANTASTIC tayo ngayong Pasko!!! #Fantastica”
100Million na palakhak, pagmamahal at pasasalamat po Madlang People sa buong Pilipinas!!! FANTASTIC tayo ngayong Pasko!!! #Fantastica
— jose marie viceral (@vicegandako) December 26, 2018
Other actors of the movie also expressed their gratitude to all those who patronized their movie.
Dingdong Dantes: “I haven’t laughed that hard in a long time! Truly grateful for being with the creators (and my family) of the movie on opening day. #FantasticaNowShowing”
I haven’t laughed that hard in a long time! Truly grateful for being with the creators (and my family) of the movie on opening day. #FantasticaNowShowing pic.twitter.com/Ud5pGCryfH
— Dingdong Dantes (@dingdongdantes) December 26, 2018
Ronnie Alonte: “Sa mga nanunuod ng fantastica salamat ho! At sa mga na ka appreciate samin ni loisa. Solid dw sa mga cinehan!! Salamat ho!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻”
Sa mga nanunuod ng fantastica salamat ho! At sa mga na ka appreciate samin ni loisa. Solid dw sa mga cinehan!! Salamat ho!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
— Ronnie Alonte (@iamr2alonte) December 26, 2018
An official entry at the 2018 Metro Manila Film Festival, “Fantastica” is a fantasy-comedy film with its story focusing in the life of Belat (Ganda) who is part of the once-colorful world of the carnival named Perya Wurtzbach: The Happiest Place on the Earth, the Universe Rather.
Belat with her mother Fec (Jaclyn Jose) and adopted siblings Daks (Ronnie Alonte), Pepe (Edward Barber) and Junjun (Donny Pangilinan) are struggling to save their carnival, and adding to their troubles is the possibility of getting evicted from their land that will be taken from them by the family of her former best friend Dong Nam (Dingdong Dantes).
Giving them a glitter of hope is the arrival of the man from her past, Prince (Richard Gutierrez), who promised to help them restore their carnival if she will help him save their land, Fantastica, by finding their lost princesses: Rapunselya (Loisa Andalio), Maulan (Maymay Entrata) and Ariella (Kisses Delavin).
Also part of the film are Bela Padilla, Ryan Bang, Johnny Revilla, MC Calaquian, Lassy Marquez, Chokoleit, Julianna Parizcova Segovia and Elsa Droga, directed by Barry Gonzalez and produced by ABS-CBN Films Star Cinema and Viva Films.
