WHAT started as a segment on the longest-running gag show on Philippine TV became a nationwide phenomenon with its massive fan base reaching from kids, teens, and adults alike. Following its success and growing popularity, GMA Films and Regal Entertainment Inc. bring the wacky and addicting antics of multi-talented comedian Ogie Alcasid to the big screen with the spin-off of his character in Bubble Gang via Boy Pick-Up: The Movie!
The film is made up of different stories depicting that everyone, no matter who they are and what their status in life may be, are looking for that “special someone.”
Enteng Kabisote (Vic Sotto) wants to retire as the perennial hero of Engkantasya and have a normal life with his family without the magical elements. Ina Montecillo (Ai-Ai delas Alas) longs to have the right partner to be with her for the rest of her life. One day, Enteng is placed under a powerful evil spell by Engkantasya’s evil fairy Satana to fall in love with another woman. And when he meets Ina, he exerts all the effort Ina to fall for him. Ina, on the other hand, slowly opens her heart for this new opportunity of love.
Coco Martin stars in the movie Condo, a neo-magic-realist-sci-fi-drama about a young security guard who has to deal with his lost sense of being and his encounters with people in the condominium where he is assigned. Veteran actress Perla Bautista leads the ensemble of fine performances in major supporting roles, along with seasoned theater actors Arnold Reyes and Diana Malahay and showbiz personalities Avi Siwa, Chx Alcala, Vice Ganda, Love Thadani, and Jao Mapa.
Narrated through the eyes of a child named Bobet, whose mother, Charing, has an overwhelming reaction upon hearing of the death of her father Juanito. Bobet’s relatives all gathers together to mourn the loss of the patriarch. However, their superstitions about the dead and the family’s inability to deal with their issues in a civilized manner get in the way.
Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo is a historical action epic that brings to light the powerful, true-to-life drama of Filipino revolutionary Andres Bonifacio (Robin Padilla) – one of our country’s national heroes – with his virtues and humanity, unfolding through the eyes of a young man (Daniel Padilla) in this day and age.
Before he became one of the world’s greatest boxers, Emmanuel “Manny” Pacquiao was a young boy living a hand-to-mouth existence, trying to survive from one day to the next. When he discovers his natural talent for boxing, he embarks on a brutal and intense journey that takes him from the mountains of the Philippines to the streets of Manila, and must risk everything to become a champion – for himself, his family, and his country.
A woman who is looking for acceptance, who’s looking for love, who wants to be appreciated and who wants to belong find what she’s looking for from her personal assistant.
Ina Montecilio (Ai-Ai de las Alas) has had a full life – more than most of us can achieve even in multiple lifetimes. She has had four husbands – all of whom have died and left children for her to take care off. She has had a successful run being the President of the Philippines and is now a fledging grandmother to some of her children’s children. A freak accident at her friend’s wedding throws her perfect life off as her x-ray results reveal that she has a “brain tumor”, with only a few months to live. Ina struggles to accept that her life will be cut short – with her children yet to show maturity in their lives and towards each other.
Here Comes the Bride tells the hilarious story of five different people who, while en route to a beach wedding, swap souls after an accident occur coinciding with a solar eclipse. A whole lot of confusion follows when the virginal bride (Angelica Panganiban) wakes up in her godmother’s body, the godmother (Eugene Domingo) finds herself in the body of the ring bearer’s yaya, the promdi nanny (Tuesday Vargas) finds herself in the old family patriarch’s body, the grandfather (Jaime Fabregas) wakes up in the stylist’s body and the g a y beautician (John Lapus) finds himself in the body of the pretty and young bride. As each person starts to get comfortable (or uncomfortable) in their new bodies, personal needs surface and desires are realized. Only time will tell if they will go back to normal or if all five of them are even willing to return to the way things were.
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Third Eye is a Filipino Movie that revolves around the story of Mylene Trinidad (Carla Abellana), an ophthalmologist whose ability to see ghosts when she was a child brought her so much trauma. Mylene’s grandmother closed her third eye to protect her but left her with a warning that it will open again one day when she is most vulnerable.
