Category: Movies
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‘Train to Busan’ sequel ‘Peninsula’ premieres at No. 1 in South Korea, sets best opening-day record this year
“Peninsula,” the much-awaited sequel to the 2016 hit Korean zombie movie “Train to Busan,” premiered on top of the box office in South Korea and continued its dominance on the second day.
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At last, Pinoys moved by movie ‘Through Night and Day’
“Through Night and Day” was released in cinemas two years ago and back then, very few people watched it.
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Award-winning documentary ‘Aswang’ to stream online for free
The public can now stream award-winning documentary "Aswang" online for free starting today (July 11).
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‘The Old Guard’: Indie comic as basis makes movie more grounded, grittier
Hollywood has always had a habit of borrowing material from other sources. In the past these sources have usually been other films, plays, books and the classics. In this era of the Marvel movies, the move has been more and more to tap comic book stories for adaptations, and to that end streaming giant Netflix isn’t going to be left behind.
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‘The Kissing Booth 2’ unveils trailer
The trailer of "The Kissing Booth" sequel is out.
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Japan Film Week to screen 6 movies online for free
The Japan Foundation Manila announced the public may now watch Japan Film Week online for free.
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Of Movements in Place and Time
Two prestige projects “drop” on Netflix this month. The Australian Limited Series “Stateless” debuts on July 8, and Charlize Theron’s “The Old Guard” can be streamed starting July 10.
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Yoo Ah-in-Park Shin-hye’s zombie film ‘#Alive’ tops Korean box office
The Korean zombie film “#Alive,” starring Yoo Ah-in and Park Shin-hye, has topped the box office in South Korea as cinema attendance continued to rise despite the ongoing coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Is ‘The Old Guard’ movie faithful to source graphic novel?
The 50-year-old American comic book writer Greg Rucka thinks adapting graphic novel to film could be a “chance” to “fix” things that maybe didn’t work in the source material.