Kritikultura
Review aggregator | Filipino films
Review aggregator for homegrown Filipino films
Kritikultura
Review aggregator | Filipino films
Review aggregator for homegrown Filipino films
Jamie (Nadine Lustre), torn between family and a mysterious curse, returns home to confront the haunting kumakatok, facing deadly consequences.
"Friendly Fire" follows Hazel, an internet cafe cashier, as she rises to become a competitive e-sports gamer on an international stage.
Pasahero follows Michelle, a young woman molested on a train as seven passengers, paralyzed by fear and indifference, fail to intervene. Their guilt soon haunts them.
After battling time, distance, and a global shutdown, Joy (Kathryn Bernardo) and Ethan (Alden Richards) reunite in Canada, only to find they've both changed.
After a huge lottery win, Daniel leaves Porac. Five years later, he returns seeking redemption, revisiting his past as his story unfolds piece by piece.
Iris, an 18-year old virgin marries Joaquin, a rich widower, because of money. However, when he learns that Iris is not really a virgin, their honeymoon turns to a bloodbath.
DJ Kat catches the eye of pansexual Denise, but while Kat falls for her, Denise keeps multiple partners. Can they make it work, or will things change?
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Krista's simple life unravels when her husband’s cockfighting loss forces him into crime, leaving her to sacrifice herself to protect him.
"The Gatekeeper" follows Cita, an antique store owner who discovers a cabinet that connects her to the underworld, becoming the gatekeeper between two worlds.
Steamy story about a photojournalist assigned to cover the story of an award-winning actress who is accused of killing her businessman husband.
Manuel, an illegal Filipino entertainer, teams up with a bankrupt Japanese businessman, Shigeru, to catch a notorious serial killer and claim a huge bounty.
Guilty Pleasure explores the complex relationships and personal struggles of three ambitious lawyers as they navigate their way through love, betrayal, and ambition.
Story about a happily married couple visited by an old friend, who ends up stirring the pot by becoming sexually involved with both the husband and the wife.
An alluring dance instructor chooses Rey, a rich businessman, over Lukas, her dance partner. But when Lukas feels something is off, he knows L is in grave danger.
The nation's girl group BINI truly lives up to their name, taking the country by storm. Follow their journey from humble beginnings to massive success in Bini Chapter 1: Born To Win.
Overall, Lost Sabungeros is truly a must watch Investigative Documentary, Sana ito ang maging tulay para magkaroon na ng liwanag para mahanap na ang mga Lost Sabungeros! (4/5)
”Despite the melodrama, the cheesiness, the unease, and the at-times distracting sheen in the production, there is something exciting about watching Hello, Love, Again in theaters with others who are open to it.
”The narrative is really passive: the characters are hardly ever made to make any real choice that affect the flow of the story. (2.5/5)
”For all the excitement and romance, this film is successful in delivering fan service. By doing so, it compromises the film’s quality and defies the characters’ sensibilities. Some decisions are too impulsive and illogical to be taken seriously. Some formulas work, while some are forced into the story—even if it’s out of place. (2.08/5)
”The movie is very angry and unapologetic! You may find it too bizarre and alienating! The storytelling is messy sometimes, The runtime can be trimmed and there are characters that needs backstory! (3/5)
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Despite its flaws, “Love Child” is a captivating work made with love and genuineness that will surely captivate hearts.
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What holds the film back is its delivery. The story stresses the hardships faced by Canadian OFWs, but it does so clunkily. Characters speak in unnatural dialogue, explaining everything they’re experiencing. (2/5)
”What's best about the 'Hello, Love' movies is that they offer both the fantasies of the idea of romance and slaps you with the realities of life. (3.5/5)
”Its most impressive aspect is its incorporation of symbolism and reality, how Daniel’s twisted morality comes into contact with a very dormant, very subdued Filipino people. The film really seeks to make a microcosm out of the Philippines, but never resorts to a gun. Violence is often the answer, but its brand goes beyond bullets. (4.5/5)
”Blockbuster director Cathy Garcia-Sampana proved once again that doing a sequel from a blockbuster movie will not harm the first one if you are good enough to surpass the pioneer movie.
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