When I attended the Press Conference of the movie Mr. & Mrs. Cruz, I told to my self that I will watch this movie not just because it's created by the same writer and director who gave the Kita Kita movie but because the location of the movie is in Palawan.  This is one of the places that I love very much and I just want to reminisce my memories during my stay in this wonderful island. That was when I was still working.

Wish answered and I did it. I was able to watch the movie and take note I watched it with my hubby.  There were so many #hugotlines (emotional quotes or quotable quotes) in the movie and there were also issues about relationships. Love really conquers all, even yourself are conquered and it really affects your individuality and personality. The whole you is affected. The ideas and thoughts about Commitment, Marriage and Love are all ingredients in this movie, an issues addressed and trying to cope to answer questions about it.
In the movie, both Gela and Raffy are brokenhearted individuals who are looking for the right answer for all the things that happened to them, the reasons and the answer to the whys. The story gave a definite realization on both of the characters, they achieved what they want to know and a good lead to where they are supposed to heading. There are so many issues that were touched by the movie and I think millennials and even the gen x will surely learn a lesson or two.

The story is beautiful and there are so many quotes that can be use and share, some of them are "Nakita ko na si Nemo!", "Basta kulot salot.", "Di ko na kelangan mag-kape, makita lang kita nag-papalpitate na ang puso ko.", "Alin ang mas masakit yong iniwan ka sa araw ng kasal or after ng kasal.", and more.





This movie is for those who needs closure and to move on from the relationship that they have. Very simple yet it pierce through the heart. The lines were interesting enough and so are the characters throwing the lines at each other.
The place, who wouldn't love Palawan. This is the place that I want to go back again and again. There's a local saying there that once you've been there you'll always long to go back and they coined it as "Come back, come back". I've been there with my ex boyfriend turned out to be my hubby now, so it is really memorable. I really love the spots they had the shoot and what's great is that it was taken from an aerial view. It will definitely attract more tourists and local travelers.

Overall it is a great movie in this era. Kudos to all the people behind the creation of this movie!

 Does true love stand the test of time? This is explored in “Meant To Beh” the latest blockbuster film starring Vic Sotto and Dawn Zulueta.






















During the holiday season, happy families and loving relationships are highlighted amongst the merrymaking of the holidays. With Meant To Beh, moviegoers are treated to this funny and poignant story about the Balatbat family, where they can pick up timely lessons about life and love along the way. Middle-aged couple Antonio (Vic) and Andrea Balatbat (Dawn) try their best to raise their three children, Christian (JC Santos), Alex (Gabbi Garcia), and Riley (Baby Baste).

The Balatbats have a perfect family setup despite the fact that the couple was only forced by their parents to get married when they were younger. These and other issues arise through the years, creating challenges and hardships that threaten the harmony within the family and eventually lead to a point where the couple, realizing that they never really loved each other, decides to separate in order to find themselves.

This decision breaks their children’s hearts and they devise way to get their parents back together again despite both finding new respective partners. It has become their mission to get their parents to fall in love.
The family movie, which Dawn describes as “heartwarming”, is said to be the first “serious” comedy by Bossing Vic Sotto. He is very proud of the Filipino values that are highlighted, aside from the production’s entertainment value that will be enjoyed by audiences young and old. “There are no grand special effects this year, unlike the Enteng Kabisote series that we have presented in the past holiday seasons. It is a simple, relatable story that takes a closer look at today’s Filipino families and the values that we cherish.”













The movie, which also stars Sue Ramirez, Ruru Madrid, Andrea Torres, and Daniel Matsunaga is directed by Chris Martinez for Octoarts Films, M-Zet Productions and APT Entertainment. Meant To Beh: Ika-Something na Utos will make its premiere in Philippine cinemas on December 25, 2017 as one of the eight official entries of the 2017 Metro Manila Film Festival.