If you're looking for something to watch here something that is just right for the hearts in love. ABS-CBN’s Teen King Daniel Padilla and Teen Queen Kathryn Bernardo will prove it is okay to be crazy, beautiful, and in love at the same time as they return to the big screen in Star Cinema’s latest offering, “Crazy Beautiful You”.

“Crazy Beautiful You” centers on the life of Jackie Serrano (Bernardo), a rebellious, problem child, who gets sent to a medical mission in Tarlac (Luzon, Philippines) in her family’s hopes that she would turn for the better. There, she meets the charming and kindhearted Kiko Alcantara (Padilla) who will look after and take care of her as they fulfill the medical mission assigned to them. Along the way, the two, played by the popular love team also called KathNiel, unexpectedly find themselves in an unforgettable and crazy romantic adventure that changes their lives forever.

Directed by Mae Cruz-Alviar (“She’s the One,” “Bride for Rent,” and “Past Tense”), the much-awaited movie’s esteemed cast is composed of the award-winning and veteran actors Lorna Tolentino and Gabby Concepcion, with newcomer actor Iñigo Pascual.

Tolentino and Concepcion will play the role of the love team’s parents who have their own issues to settle with their children. Tolentino plays Dr. Lea Serrano, Jackie’s mother who desperately longs for her daughter’s forgiveness. Concepcion, meantime, plays the town mayor and father of Kiko who wants to correct his mistakes in the past to be the man his son deserves.

So be crazy and be beautiful as you watch "Crazy Beautiful You" on cinemas this February 25, 2014.

 It’s another love story and another kilig moments. We moms sure know what it feels like to fall in love and be in love, so as start of the love month and an advance pre-Valentine treat “That Thing Called Tadhana” hits the mainstream. Enjoy, fall in-love and savor the romance of the theatrical release of this romcom movie.

“That Thing Called Tadhana” was one of the official entries of the 10th Cinema One Originals Film Festival and it ran only in selected theaters in Metro Manila last November 2014 to rave reviews from critics and very positive feedback from fans. The movie was written and directed by director Antoinette Jadaone who also directed 2014’s “Beauty In A Bottle” and “Relaks, It’s Just Pag-ibig”.

That Thing Called Tadhana is a romantic comedy film that stars two of ABS-CBN’s most talented and accomplished young stars, Angelica Panganiban and JM De Guzman. This will be the first time that these two stars work together so when Angelica Panganiban was asked about her reaction when told that she’ll be filming with JM De Guzman, her response was “Ah talaga … wala na bang iba?” It was an honest humor reaction. While when JM was asked about his reaction working with Angelica, he exclaimed that “hindi naalis ang kaba… na startstruck… may kaunting intimidation.”

In the movie it has effectively and successfully injected an unmistakably Pinoy flavor to the age-old question that has been asked by countless hapless lovers throughout the age… where do broken hearts go?

In the case of That Thing Called Tadhana, two broken-hearted individuals Mace (Panganiban) and Anthony (De Guzman) unexpectedly meet in an airport in Europe and they develop an unlikely kinship that will lead them to an unforgettable sojourn to Northern Philippines. Together, Mace and Anthony will explore Manila, Baguio, and Sagad where they will discover if their friendship can transcend to the next level to mend each other’s broken hearts.

That Thing Called Tadhana has the chemistry, the mixture of romance and comedy laced with realistic, down-to-earth, and relatable dialogue. Angelica and JM delivers superb performances as they ignite and aroused the sensibilities of every moviegoer. And because of Angelica Panganiban’s portrayal of Mace she was awarded Best Actress by GAWAD Tanglaw which is by the way an academe-based group that honors the most exceptional achievements in local filmmaking. It should also be noted that Angelica also bagged the Best Actress trophy in the 2014 Cinema One Originals film Festival. Watch and discover whether Mace and Antohony will find what they are looking for and if they could truly heal their broken hearts in this brilliant romantic-comedy that everyone should not fail to miss.

That Thing Called Tadhana is distributed by Star Cinema and it hits Cinemas nationwide starting February 4. It’s not too early to drag your husbands or boyfriends to watch this movie.

Last May 5, 2014, So It's You bloggers conference was held at the Imperial Palace in Timog, Q.C.  It was an afternoon of great talk and intimate discussion with the stars Carla Abellana and Tom Rodriguez.  They were very accommodating in answering questions from us, the bloggers.



For Carla and Tom, this is their first ever romantic comedy film and their first movie together.   Carla played the character of Lira who is a bubbly person but couldn't get over from the heartache that she experienced while Tom played the character of Goryo who is a shoemaker who wants to move on with his life. Both of them were brought together by their misfortunes in love. Lira was dumped and left behind during their wedding day while Goryo is a single dad.



During the conference, Carla shared that her character Lira was very far different from her personality which is hard for her to portray the character.  She even disclosed that her character Lira is all out when fall in love but Carla on the other hand makes reservation. 



For Tom, his role with My Husband's Lover was a blessing and a wonderful opportunity for him plus a great leap for his acting career. He even shared that he auditioned for his role in My Husband's Lover. Tom was very thankful for all the blessings and he was thankful that So It's You was one of them.


The movie is directed by Jun Lana, a critically-acclaimed director of Bwakaw and Barber's Tales. According to them the material was first created before the cast.



We all know the love and heartache story of Carla but no one knows what's the story  behind during the making of the movie.  Though going through with the negative side of love, her performance in the film showed no trace of what she's going through while shooting.