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Entertainment 2 years ago

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‘Sri Asih’ review: A step forward but not a major leap

The second entry of the Bumilangit Cinematic Universe is a much-welcome improvement with committed p...

Entertainment 2 years ago

‘Gendut Siapa Takut?!’ review: Marshanda shows off her leading lady material

The rom-com's dated formula and perplexing message aside, its leading lady proves that she is st...

Entertainment 2 years ago

Asian sentiments matter most for director Kamila Andini in ‘Before, Now & Then’

In a special screening of her feature film Before, Now & Then (Nana), the cast and crew spo...

Entertainment 4 years ago

Loyal, brave and true: Whom are Mulan’s virtues dedicated to?

Since its worldwide release on Disney+, Mulan has received mixed reviews. While it scored a high 75 ...

Entertainment 4 years ago

Underwater summit holds key to future of two Koreas in 'Steel Rain 2'

How would the leaders of South Korea, North Korea and the United States prevent a war from happening...

Entertainment 5 years ago

'Da 5 Bloods': Conjuring a war that never really ends

Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods conveys the message that wars never end for its veterans or th...

Entertainment 5 years ago

'Bloodshot' review: Diesel-fuelled superheroic action

Sometimes, you know exactly what you’re going to get out of a movie just by looking at who the...

Entertainment 5 years ago

'All the Bright Places': Flawed but empathetic look at mental illness

All the Bright Places speaks not just to teenagers, but to all of us.

Entertainment 5 years ago

'The Invisible Man': Timely reimagining of a horror classic

The Invisible Man is a timely and eye-opening movie that asks us to start believing women.

Entertainment 5 years ago

On-screen chemistry aplenty in 'Toko Barang Mantan’

Conveniently released in February, romantic comedy Toko Barang Mantan pairs Marsha Timothy and ...

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PREMIUM ‘Sri Asih’ review: A step forward but not a major leap

‘Gendut Siapa Takut?!’ review: Marshanda shows off her leading lady material

Asian sentiments matter most for director Kamila Andini in ‘Before, Now & Then’

Loyal, brave and true: Whom are Mulan’s virtues dedicated to?

Underwater summit holds key to future of two Koreas in 'Steel Rain 2'

'Da 5 Bloods': Conjuring a war that never really ends

'Bloodshot' review: Diesel-fuelled superheroic action

'All the Bright Places': Flawed but empathetic look at mental illness

'The Invisible Man': Timely reimagining of a horror classic

On-screen chemistry aplenty in 'Toko Barang Mantan’

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PREMIUM
‘Sri Asih’ review: A step forward but not a major leap