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    The Martian: An uncompromising science tale

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    October 9, 2015

    by Heinrich Domingo The Martian boldly narrates the cliché tale of a survivor. With only science fiction as its armor, it courageously delivers science into the center stage without the fear of losing its plebeian audience. The movie tries hard not to fall into the hype built by its predecessors,…

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    Me and Earl and the Dying Girl: A pastiche of good, bad, and mediocre

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    October 5, 2015

    by Heinrich Domingo As cinephiles, you will have hundreds if not thousands of films to watch in a lifetime. Among this pile of movies, some will linger in your memory forever as you consciously memorize each of their frames. Spirited Away, Shawshank Redemption, and Into the Wild. For others, they…

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    Etiquette for Mistresses: Talks of Feminism

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    October 3, 2015

    by Lei Landicho Here is a film that will end the infidelity epidemic in cinemas. Any movie, post-Etiquette, that will mention the words, ‘affair,’ ‘other woman,’ or ‘mistress’ would be considered null and void. Etiquette for Mistresses does not deny that movie productions have abrasively fed us up with stories…

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    Balut Country: A nation of forbearance

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    September 30, 2015

    by Heinrich Domingo Great artistry does not only happen under the limelight. Sometimes, those located at the periphery are the ones who bring the best of the movie. Ronnie Quizon (playing caretaker Dado), as the supporting actor, embodies forbearance. He is one among many Filipinos who are willing to accept…

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    Everest: Reaching the peak of film imagery

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    September 27, 2015

    Hiking a frozen, high, and oxygen-deprived mountain is as difficult as successfully pulling off a film detailing a simulated expedition to the Everest. The physical conditions of the place may limit the artistic and technical elements of filmmaking. Baltasar Kormákur’s 2015 masterpiece extends the science and art of film creation…

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