Last Friday at the university gym held the recognition day with the theme: “Tagumpay ng Kabataan, Tagumpay ng Bayan”. Hiyas ng Maynilad Dance Company was about to be recognized for the first time as a group, since we brought home the bacon from PhilTOA’s cultural dance competition last August. Also, we were the program’s opening …
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The title sounded hackneyed for me, maybe because I’m already used to haunted houses as a true-blue horror fanatic, if that what the movie really wanted to indicate. But when I watched it, my thoughts were mortified. Starring the beautiful, award-winning Jennifer Lawrence, it was something that in all fairness passed my standards for thrillers. …
Continue reading “Oh I See”: A “House at the End of the Street” Movie Review
I was in fact more impatient in watching the concerts of my favorite bands than celebrating my last birthday in college. Anticipating it never crossed my mind, especially when it was announced that our dance concert for a cause (“Sayaw Ko Para sa Tagumpay Niyo“) that premiered last year) would be on the very day, …
I heard this is going to be Jackie Chan’s last action movie in his lifetime as an internationally recognized non-American action superstar. So, everybody was expected to be expecting much from it. “Chinese Zodiac” is about the hunt for the lost heads of the Chinese Zodiac statues of the shattered Old Summer Palace after …
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I never thought the title was for real! I thought it was just a figure of speech. But hey, they meant it, because “Upside Down” was definitely about two worlds facing upside down, where, you bet it right, the girl lived in a wealthier world on top called Up Top and the boy below, in …
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