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National artists, Filipino auteurs among honorees of Inquirer Indie Bravo!...

Winning prestigious awards abroad has become a constant source of pride and joy in this film-loving and moviegoing country. The post National artists, Filipino auteurs among honorees of Inquirer Indie...

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Robin Wright on starting a ‘revolution’

Robin Wright has been getting nothing but accolades since she began portraying Claire Underwood in “House of Cards,” opposite Kevin Spacey. The post Robin Wright on starting a ‘revolution’ appeared...

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Naughty, nefarious and nice surprises in Sabrina’s ‘Midwinter’ break

If you’re one of the thousands who loves the latest incarnation of “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” on Netflix, prepare to get bewitched, bothered and bewildered when you see her show’s holiday offering....

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How edgy romantic thriller ‘You’ blurs the line between love and obsession

Caroline Kepnes’ best-selling novel “You,” whose edgy 10-episode TV adaptation will be streamed on Netflix starting Dec. 26. The post How edgy romantic thriller ‘You’ blurs the line between love and...

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Julia is ‘Back’—and she’s fabulous

Superhero flicks are having a field day jockeying for moviegoers’ and critics’ attention—“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” has a 98 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, while “Aquaman” a “mere” 74...

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Postapocalyptic drama puts thrill-seeking viewers through the wringer

Sandra Bullock’s postapocalyptic thriller on Netflix, a rip-off of John Krasinski’s “A Quiet Place.” The post Postapocalyptic drama puts thrill-seeking viewers through the wringer appeared first on...

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Love knows no limits

In the psychological thriller “You,” which will be streamed on Netflix starting Dec. 26 The post Love knows no limits appeared first on Inquirer Entertainment.

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Dennis, Dingdong mix work and play this Christmas

Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera always make it a point to travel when a series wraps up or before a new one begins. “We usually go on a trip in between projects,” Dong told Inquirer Entertainment....

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How Christmas became a veritable ‘game-changer’ for Vilma Santos

If actress-politician Vilma Santos has it her way, she’d rather spend a big chunk of her Christmas break from Congress with her family. The post How Christmas became a veritable ‘game-changer’ for...

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Lea’s ‘sweet homecoming’ to the ‘Island’

Lea Salonga has been reaching new career-highs this year, like the Grammy nomination that she recently got as one of “Once on This Island’s” eight principal vocalists cited for Best Musical Theater...

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MMFF 2018: Hits, misses and missteps

We spent Christmas Day watching six films that we knew would be shamelessly formulaic, knowing how the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) had unapologetically eased out the “underperforming” indies...

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‘Sex Education’ pushes familiar tropes of teen-comedy genre into new territory

Gillian Anderson has got her work cut out for her, as she’s often tasked to figure out the biggest and strangest “mysteries” of the world—from aliens in “The X-Files” to sex-crazed teenagers in the...

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How to win the drug war according to ‘Narcos’ producer

When we met “Narcos: Mexico” star Michael Peña and executive producer Eric Newman in Singapore late last year, we weren’t the only one asking the questions. The post How to win the drug war according...

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Potent, Emmy-worthy drama in ‘True Detective’s’ missing kids tale

There are two missing children and two fine actors portraying detectives looking for them in the stand-alone third season of HBO and HBO Go’s “True Detective,” which takes place in the Ozarks over...

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‘Bumblebee’: ‘Transformers’ franchise goes from zero to hero

The last Transformers film, 2017’s “The Last Knight,” was so excruciatingly cacophonous, walk out-worthy and pretentious that we wanted to “congratulate” director Michael Bay for making Anthony Hopkins...

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‘Mary Poppins’ flies again in dazzling combo of live action and animation

Rob Marshall’s “Mary Poppins Returns” takes place 25 years after the events in Robert Stevenson’s 1964 movie musical, “Mary Poppins.” The post ‘Mary Poppins’ flies again in dazzling combo of live...

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Brunei fest pays tribute to Filipino cinema

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN—Our hectic schedule prevents us from accepting a lot of requests to speak at entertainment-related lectures and fora. But the invitation last December to grace the Brunei Film Blitz...

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The Filipino in Shay Mitchell

When we met Shay Mitchell last Monday, the lovely actress, whose mother Precious Garcia left her hometown in Pampanga at age 19 to relocate to Canada, even asked the people who were with us in the...

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Why Penn Badgley ‘fell in love’ with his creepy character in ‘You’

Has Penn Badgley done anything crazy for love? That question came up unsurprisingly when the 32-year-old actor-singer, who plays troubled bookstore manager Joe Goldberg in the first season of Netflix’s...

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Rupert Evans: Why ‘Charmed’s’ Whitelighter wants to be teleported to Manila

You’ll neither see the Halliwell sisters, Prue (Shannen Doherty), Piper (Holly Marie Combs), Phoebe (Alyssa Milano) and Paige (Rose McGowan), nor their Whitelighter (Brian Krause) in the 22-episode...

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