Belated review because I didn't realize I liked this film until I wanted to re-watch this and it's no longer streaming.
Nung Covid lockdown ko ito pinanood, and although this was made back in 2015, it felt like a lockdown film.
The film gives a melancholic feel (special mention the rooftop scenes). Like you yearn for something but you can't really pinpoint what it is. Nakuha nito yung pakiramdan na sa BPO ka nagtratrabaho, na maliit (o malawak, dipende sa…
Kapag kinantot ka ng kamalasan at ginawan ng pelikula ang buhay mo, eto yon.
DNF. I had high hopes for this film when I saw the cast of actors. The film feels like a propaganda video to put the late Fr. Suarez in better light, but ends up being offensive.
Granted that the accusations were later dropped, the film's failure to counterbalance Bishop Palag's justification for not imposing preventive suspension to an accused sexual offender is so unthinkable one must assume this was unintentional. At this point I lost the desire to continue viewing…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I would've given this movie 4 stars if it didn't say that it's ok to try to make up from your losses from a huge gambling loss by doubling the risk with an all-or-nothing attitude. This is classic gambling addiction right?
At least Diane (Bea Alonzo) learned her lesson and stopped gambling when they lost. Joma (Jericho Rosales), however, had to continue playing until he finally won a big game before he quit. That IS classic addiction -- that one…
