MMFF Review: 'Si Agimat, Si Enteng at Si Ako' - Tired

A couple of writer friends told me that "platform" is very important in being published. A platform is basically the writer's ...

(End of the World) Review: '2012' - Cheese-Ball Apocalypse

Here's why I would have preferred a zombie apocalypse rather than some mumbo-jumbo Mayan prediction: I pick simply retch from flesh-eati...

Review: 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' - Bewitching Middle-Earthians

Peter Jackson's second home is at the heart of Middle-Earth where dwarves contrive a plan to vanquish a particular airborne fire-conjuri...

Review: 'Premium Rush' Indeed, Brakes for Nothing

This is an uber late review. It came out September this year, but since it's zooming its way to home entertainment (DVD and Blu-Ray), I ...

Review: 'Silent Hill: Revelation 3D' - Spider Mannequins and Deformed Creatures

There are two things that Michael J. Bassett's Silent Hill: Revelation 3D  seem to have done accurate. For one, it lives up to its title...

Review: 'Rise of the Guardians' Hefts Composite Narrative and Powerful Imagery

Rise of the Guardians , despite its juvenile premise, is pretty clever. The whimsical adventure is contrived to resemble a superhero movie w...

REVIEW: 'Hotel Transylvania' Makes Kids Happy and Makes Adults Otherwise

Technically, it's not correct to tell that Hotel Transylvania is nonsense as it simply makes clear sense. In here, monsters are freaked ...

REVIEW: 'Brave' - Spectacularly Mediocre

Sometimes even in the grandest spectacles, you can still witness spectacular mediocrity. We already have seen it via Disney's 'John ...