Childhood innocence gets played for laughs in Diary of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, I think the third in the phenomenally successful kids flicks from 20th Century Fox now showing at the Empire Studio 12, Colossus and Cineplex Odeon Theatres across B.C. Parents looking for a “safe” picture to take little tykes to will find Diary to be to their liking. Just like the first two Wimpy Kids movies all the action here centres around the Heffley family, particularly 10 year old something Greg. Consider Greg to be the ultimate nerd and he’s deliciously depicted in all his youthful innocence by Zachary Gordon.
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Diary of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (PG) * * * Coming of Age?
- 17 August 2012
Childhood innocence gets played for laughs in Diary of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, I think the third in the phenomenally successful kids flicks from 20th Century Fox now showing at the Empire Studio 12, Colossus and Cineplex Odeon Theatres across B.C. Parents looking for a “safe” picture to take little tykes to will find Diary to be to their liking. Just like the first two Wimpy Kids movies all the action here centres around the Heffley family, particularly 10 year old something Greg. Consider Greg to be the ultimate nerd and he’s deliciously depicted in all his youthful innocence by Zachary Gordon.
THE HEALING movie coming to Vancouver
- 17 August 2012
Seth (Vilma Santos), who works for an insurance company, witnesses a miracle when her stroked stricken father is healed by Manang Elsa, a faith healer. Her neighbors, who suffer from different kinds of diseases, ask her to bring them to Manang Elsa. Initially, she refuses to meddle in their affairs. However, when Cookie, (Kim Chiu) the daughter of her husband, pleads with her to be brought to Manang Elsa for healing from her life-threatening illness; Seth agrees to help all of them.
To Rome With Love (G) * ** Travel Fatigue!
- 28 July 2012
Oops. I may not be that fair with my tag line title concerning To Rome With Love, the new comedy from Woody Allen sure to appeal to his fans. Yes, there is a lot of nice scenery in this Mongrel Media release now unraveling at the Fifth Avenue Cinemas. Too bad the actual story isn’t at all that enthralling.
People Like Us (PG) * * * * Blind Spot!
- 13 July 2012
Death affects people in a whole host of ways. One hot shot business man learns all about life with the passing of his dad in People Like Us, a very effective and emotional drama from Fox Searchlight Pictures now warming hearts at the Esplanada 6 and The International Village Cinemas .
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (PG) * * * * Cursed!
- 29 June 2012
Blood suckers of the world - rejoice! Out to join the forces of the living dead and bring them to heal is a famed American President in the enterprising Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Someone at 20th Century Fox must be doing something right as this flamouyant film rocks from start to finish. Fit for history buffs, vampire lovers and the public at large, this crowd pleasing effort is drawing folks in to the Empire Studio 12, Colossus and Cineplex Odeon auditoriums around B.C.
Cosmopolis (PG) * * * High Tech Meltdown!
- 15 June 2012
Something wicked our way comes whenever David Cronnenberg appears on the scene. Now the famed Canadian director with a large following sets his sights on the world of big business in the explosive Cosmopolis, the newest flick from EOne Entertainment now reigning down on audiences throughout British Columbia at the Empire Studio 12, Colossus and Cineplex Odeon Theatres.
GMA Films’ ‘Moments of Love’ featured in Chicago filmfest
- 14 June 2012
GMA Film’s 2006 movie “Moments of Love” was featured in a special screening at the “9th Chicago International Screenings” program last week, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said on Wednesday.In a news release, the DFA said the Philippine Consulate General in Chicago partnered with GMA Pinoy TV in presenting the movie, directed by Mark Reyes.
Pinoy Film-Maker Wins ADB Prize
- 14 June 2012
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has awarded the grand prize to a Filipino film-maker in the ADB’s “MyView Asia-Pacific Video Contest,” now on its third year. Adrian Sibal’s video entry, “The Rivals,” beat out more than 150 other entries in the contest, which focused on the theme ‘Energy for All/Renewable Energy.’ “Over 700 million people in the Asia-Pacific region still lack access to electricity, and Mr. Sibal eloquently addressed this issue in his winning film,” said ADB’s Principal Director, Department of External Relations, Ann Quon.
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