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Continue reading →: Maze Runner (The Scorch Trials): The race to a hyper cinema experience
by Heinrich Domingo In film, viewers are given two options; one is to scratch the surface and be instantly entertained on the follies of life, another is to immerse in the storyline and bear the emotional overload of the plot. Maze Runner: Scorch Trials chose the latter in an attempt…
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Continue reading →: Pixels: An Adam Sandler brand of comedy
A beautiful leading lady, a heroic save at the film’s ending, and a happy ever after complete an Adam Sandler brand of comedy. Aside from the nostalgic appearance of arcade games, nothing is to be expected from the film. It remained to be a movie that you can ditch on…
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Continue reading →: Magkakabaung: The Many Faces of Death
by Heinrich Domingo Seldom do we see films that tackle the foul narrative of death. The popular media anesthetizes us with everything that is feel-good and beautiful. For those who value the ugly truth, Jason Paul Laxamana’s film delivers us back to the real world. It is a reminder that…
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Continue reading →: Vacation: A Typical Hollywood Comedy
by Heinrich Domingo You might have seen junks of Hollywood comedy films. Formulaic, crass, uninventive. You have been fed up. We all have been fed up. With the showing of Vacation, we have again brought with the lowest kind of film. It is a kind that would make you think…
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Continue reading →: Spy: The Effective Marriage of Action and Comedy
by Heinrich Domingo When one thinks of comedy films, she or he is reminded of stupidity, lameness, and shallow storyline. One kind of movie that is often void of comedy is that of spies and secret agent films. They are required to include serious script, futuristic technology, and complex plot.…
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