For the first time in his long and illustrious career, the Philippines Comedy King Dolphy plays his dream role of being a priest and a wacky one but inspiring one at that. Meet Father Jeremiah Jerome Montes, or Fr. Jejemon, a new priest in a town called Parmbil. He is sent by his superiors to help out the resident parish priest in town who has trouble with some of his parishioners.
The soon-to-be controversial actress plays the role of Sarah, a woman in despair who shares a passionate night with Riki (played by John James Uy), only to find out that the guy she’s seeing is a former teen star who is running away from bosses, loan sharks, and ex-wives. Rigodon tackles about secret lives, hidden passions, deceit, betrayal, vengeance, and peeping eyes.
From the creative team of “Ang Cute Ng Ina Mo” comes another rib-tickling comedy about a friendship that never ends. Brite (Rufa Mae Quinto) owns a funeral parlor, Dolly (Eugene Domingo) is a struggling piano teacher, Gay (Pokwang) is a separated MMDA and Res (Candy Pangilinan) is a full-time housewife living with her two kids and perpetually lazy husband, Totoy Bato (DJ Durano). The four meet under strange circumstances and vow to become friends for life… and death!
THE BARE-ALL SHOW THAT STARTED IT ALL!
The bare-all show that started it all. Bare essentials. Naked ambition. Truth unveiled. Shot entirely at the NBC tent, Hotbabes rip through the stage garbed in the creations of one of today’s fashion czars.
Gigil is about China (Katrina Halili) a girl ditched by her fiancé at the altar when he realized he was gay. Crushed and brokenhearted, she decides to escape from it all and get wild in Boracay with her best friend and partner-in-crime Denoy (Say Alonzo). She tells herself that all men are either evil or gay, so she swears them off until she meets the enigmatic hunk Felix (played by Alfred Vargas). But China sees him in a compromising situation with Don (Boom Antonio), her ex-fiancé. At the same time she overhears that he’s betrothed to Kit (Bianca King).
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The childhoods of Bernice (Vice Ganda) & Detty (Ai-Ai Delas Alas) were world’s apart, but they did have one thing in common: their father. Bernice’s birth was the result of an infidelity on his behalf, however, and so while Detty grew up with a wealthy family, Bernice and his mother were left to fend for themselves. Years later, Bernice has become a wealthy and successful businessman, the so-called “Lord of Apparels”. But his abrasive personality and rudeness has led to the resignation of his 75th assistant. Detty, meanwhile, is in dire need of a job and applies for the newly vacated position as executive assistant to a man that, unbeknownst to her, is actually her half-brother. Bernice knows exactly who she is and hires her. For Detty, this job means she can take care of her daughters; for Bernice, its a chance for payback. Meanwhile, the main rival of Bernices company is currently posing as very strong competition. Headed by the eccentric yet equally brilliant & talented Roselle (Kris Aquino) the competition gets tougher, and a string of events lead to the two company heads fighting over the once expendable Detty.
Rex (Jomari) and Rica (Joyce) are GI babies born to American fathers they never knew. Rex grew up feeling worthless and alone. Rica was brought up by an arrogant aunt who always makes her feel like she’s a good-for-nothing bitch. One day, his foster father is killed and Rex is accused of the crime. Rica, on the other hand, flees from her cruel aunt. Their path cross as they both try to escape their predicaments. Crime and passion drew them to each other and the thrill of it all drives them to yearn for more. But the truth has its way of signifying itself when the day comes…
“Pulupot” is a story of Eva, a hardworking entrepreneur who waits for the love of her life, Edgardo (Gapas) to fall for her, while his life is currently enmeshed with complicated relationships with a possessive man Kiko (De Leon),a pragmatic sex worker and his OFW girlfriend (Joyce Acorda).
Sobra-sobra Labis-labis is a twin biller about Ina Raymundo as Pinay a young and fragile lass whose vulnerability is exploited by her stepfather who is a never do-well scattergood and, Amanda Page as Tisay a perceptive fleshbending streetsmart whose openness to things around her makes her for an interesting character study to a new spring writer.
The film begins with his capture by Philippine and US forces under Frederick Funston’s command in 1901, then flashes back to 1886, when an old woman gives Aguinaldo and childhood friend Candido Tirona cryptic prophecies. Ten years later, Aguinaldo is inducted into the Katipunan and later assumes leadership of its Cavite chapter while becoming mayor of Cavite El Viejo. When trouble breaks out in Manila in late August 1896, Aguinaldo tries to assure the Spanish provincial government of non-interference and covertly marshals his forces despite a lack of weapons. Learning that the Spanish mostly put their forces in Manila, Aguinaldo finally mobilizes his troops and take the fight to Spanish troops in Cavite.
The story begins with the establishment of the three different worlds apart, bound to meet for an adventure like no other – the humble family-oriented story of ENTENG KABISOTE (VIC SOTTO), a low-profile technician married to the beautiful Fairy Princess of Encantasia, FAYE (GWEN ZAMORA); the battles of the AGIMAT (RAMON “BONG” REVILLA, JR.), the brave village Warrior Hero of Amuleto; and the high tech-yuppie Kingdom of Diwatara ruled by Princess ANGELINA KALINISAN-ORTEZA (JUDY ANN SANTOS), also known in the human world as “AKO,” where she leads an environmental advocacy organization.
Pamana
An uncle leaves an inheritance to his nephews and nieces. Once the cousins are gathered for the reading of the will, they learn that their uncle does not only leave them a huge amount of money but he also wants them to have his collection of comic books. The cousins soon realize the horrors that the comics are capable of. This was written by Ricky Lee who also wrote the movie “Himala”.
Lost Command
A simple military operation, turns into carnage when a group of soldiers encounters an unexplained phenomenon in the jungle. The leader of the platoon, Martin Barrientos (Dennis Trillo), being the last man standing tries to combat his former men, who are now living dead, in one grueling battle for survival.
Unwanted
Hank and Kate, together with others who are holed up in a mall try to escape the sea-animal creatures that appeared following an explosion.
