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REVIEW: ‘Gladiator II’ has undeniably reignited discussions about the magic and pitfalls of crafting a sequel to a beloved classic
By LionhearTV
‘Gladiator II’ delivers an unforgettable cinematic experience that masterfully captures the essence of its iconic predecessor while charting its own…
REVIEW: ‘Moana 2,’ a visually stunning sequel with emotional depth but missing musical magic
By LionhearTV
Disney’s ‘Moana 2’ takes audiences back to the dazzling world of the Pacific, delivering breathtaking animation and a heartfelt story…
Jon M. Chu’s long-awaited adaptation of ‘Wicked’ finally lands on the big screen, and it’s a visual and emotional spectacle…
Few sequels live up to the original, but ‘Hello, Love, Again’ not only honors the legacy of ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye,’…
MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Lost Sabungeros,’ a powerful look into the shadows of disappearance and injustice
By LionhearTV
‘Lost Sabungeros,’ directed by Bryan Brazil, is a chilling and emotional documentary that brings to life the real-world mystery of…
‘The Substance’ is a bold, visually striking horror film that doesn’t just push boundaries—it obliterates them. Beautifully grotesque in its…
Dharna (Christian Bables) is not the Darna that most Filipinos knew from the Mars Ravelo creation. The Jun Robles Lana…
REVIEW: Star Cinema Set to Treat Stay-At-Home Moviegoers With A Spooky Scarefest via ‘U-Turn’
By JE CC
Creeping darkness, creaking doors, mysterious accidents, and lots of deaths..seems like the newest Star Cinema horror is up to deliver…
Niki Caro’s take on the girl warrior in Ancient China brims with compelling fidelity, self-cognizant of its duty to preserve…
Love is supposed to be without any restrain or limitation, but that’s not the case with Gabby, Gabriel, and Dennis.…
From the same director William Brent Bell of its first installment, The Boy, comes its sequel–Brahms: The Boy II with…
Irene Villamor is probably one of the most promising filmmakers in this generation. If producers get to respect her vision…
Let these words of JK Rowling be a reminder about the film Night Shift is, “To the well-organized mind, death…
Perhaps the one film in this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival that could be as ambitious and as monumental is…
The story of Deena (Angelica Panganiban) and Mariel (Bea Alonzo) is one that is familiar. Cinema has already shared countless…
There is a persistent strain which tightly keeps the fragments of the new Cathy Garcia-Molina film together. Pain as displayed…