Kritikultura
Review aggregator | Filipino films
Review aggregator for homegrown Filipino films
In "Under Parallel Skies," Thai bachelor Parin seeks his missing mother in Hong Kong. Alongside Iris, a Filipino hotel worker, they navigate love and healing amid cultural differences.
Two daring women vie for a man with an insatiable appetite for passion, testing their limits in an erotic dating game.
Two girl bestfriends and a young man take on a a journey of self-discovery. Along the way, their bond deepens as they explore their sexual desires.
Relationship between a hard-working mother and her son is challenged when she invites one of her students to their home.
Isang Gabi is full of scenes that do nothing than to contribute to the film's bloat.[..] Add several boring sex scenes to the fray [...] and we have a stinker that honestly should have remained in Vivamax. (1.5/5)
”Ironically, Pantasya ni Tami itself merely wears cosplay culture as a costume and fails to explore the various nuances of doing cosplay, why it is important to many people, and how abusers like Ken are made accountable by the community (and others) for their crimes. (1/5)
”Madaming twists and exposition ang pelikula, nakaramdam ako ng pagod bandang gitna sa dami ng nangyayari, mas bet sana kung one long shot with 2 casts lang sana ang naging atake nila [...] (3/5)
”With Isang Gabi para ka talagang nagbabasa ng isang erotic adult novel na puno ng mga surpresa sa bawat pahina. It can get frustrating at times, nonetheless it's thrilling. (Maganda)
”Sigrid Andrea Bernardo’s Under Parallel Skies relies on short moments of cuteness scattered throughout the entire film but falls short in terms of plot and character development. (2/5)
”[...] what the audiences get in return is not a Jun Lana that achieves his lofty aspiration of channeling Brocka, De Leon, or Bernal; but a Jun Lana that stands pat on doing a Todd Haynes pastiche with the pacing and narrative execution of the best film Vivamax could produce on its sunniest day. (3/5)
”It's been a while since we have seen this kind of feel good romantic love story featuring a rising loveteam on the silver screen. So if you are a fan of cheesy pinoy love stories and would like to reminisce about your young love, When Magic Hurts is worth a watch. (3.5/5)
”Ang pinakamasahol sa lahat, ginamit na naman ang mga katawan ng babae para sa kalibugan at hindi para sa kwentuhan. (-1/5)
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