REEL DEAL: A Dog's Purpose REVIEW

A dog is indeed man's best friend as they are very loving and loyal creatures who walk with man throughout his life, and at some point in my life I also had a dog.  And even if you did not have a dog or a pet, everyone can still relate to the story of  A Dog's Purpose.

This movie has a new theme of having the point of view of a dog who goes through many phases and people which brings one into a journey of a dog and what his purpose really is.

Even if you have a dog or not, it will touch the heart with the experiences common to many of us, the srtuggles, the despair but also the happiness and celebrations we go into. It teaches life in a dog's perception. With a talented cast, the film was successful bringing the emotions to the viewers. And probably after the movie you might want to hug your pets really tight.

Destined To Be Yours World Premiere This Monday!

The Phenomenal love team AlDub (Alden Richards and Maine "Yaya Dub" Mendoza) has finally found themselves with their first prime time series on GMA Network. This has been a long overdue show which fans have been asking for the longest time. Well it is due to their hectic schedules with Eat Bulaga and other endorsements that having a regular show would be too much for the couple.

They did gave fans a treat with last year's "Imagine You and Me" movie which was a hit as their headlining film. Last year, a teaser of their show was part of the upcoming shows of GMA which made the AlDubnation excited.

Get Re-aquainted with the Beloved Characters of "Beauty and the Beast"

With barely three weeks before Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast bows on the big screen, the studio has released the official descriptions of the beloved fairy tale's characters.

And when searching for talent to bring the beloved animated characters to life on screen, the filmmakers canvassed the worlds of film, television, music and theatre to find the performers best suited for each role.

Charlie Day Confronts "Fist Fight" of His Life in New Comedy

Charlie Day has gained a loyal following among both critics and fans all over the world for his work in films and on television. Now he stars in New Line Cinema’s comedy Fist Fight, opposite Ice Cube as high school teachers prepared to solve their differences the hard way.

On the last day of the school year, mild-mannered high school English teacher Andy Campbell (Charlie Day) is trying his best to keep it together amidst outrageous senior pranks, a dysfunctional administration and budget cuts that are putting his job on the line just as his wife is expecting their second baby.

REEL DEAL: I'm Drunk, I Love You REVIEW

The hugot industry has been the trend with Philippine cinema with all genres of movie finding a way to incorporate the theme in the most unusual stories. But if we go back to the basic hugot story, make it so realistic that it would look like a dramatization of real life experiences of people and then you got this movie. I'm Drunk, I Love You is definitely a realization of how love and alcohol are mixed into the movie.

We have to admit that we love drinking (moderately), and it comes with the emotional baggage of love and life. It revolves around the lives of Carson (Maja), Pio (Paulo), and even the side story of Jason (Dominic). With graduation upon the two, they find themselves on a road trip to La Union for a music and beach festival.

And with Carson's unexpressed love interest towards Pio for seven years, the need to get drunk is the catalyst to get the message across. Along with her gay best friend Jason, the deep "hugot" of her romance towards him is revealed. The interesting thing is how can she say it face to face with Pio.