Showing posts with label Shows and Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shows and Movies. Show all posts
Imbecilic god (Should it be with capital G?)
AMANG SUGA IS THE father of Sinukuwan and Magayon in the show Diyosa at ABS-CBN. The two are sisters who live in Kabanua, the equivalence of Heaven or Paradise in the story. Magayon is the antagonist while Sinukuwan is the protagonist.
Recently, however, Magayon and Sinukuwan had their physiques interchanged because Magayon used supernatural powers, which she acquired from the Aklat ng Propesiya (Book of Prophecy), to do so even without Sinukuwan’s will. Thus, Magayon, sojourning in the body of Sinukuwan, is able to hoodwink almost all and sundry except the characters in this list:
Recently, however, Magayon and Sinukuwan had their physiques interchanged because Magayon used supernatural powers, which she acquired from the Aklat ng Propesiya (Book of Prophecy), to do so even without Sinukuwan’s will. Thus, Magayon, sojourning in the body of Sinukuwan, is able to hoodwink almost all and sundry except the characters in this list:
Seven cogitations about “Desperadas 2”
APPARENTLY, DESPERADAS 2 IS a sequel of the first Desperadas, which was shown last year during the same season for the Manila Film Festival. Last night, I film viewed it at Jade Cinema in Jenra Mall. (Anyhow, it doesn’t matter where I viewed it; what matters is I viewed the movie.) Now, below are some of my thoughts regarding the said motion picture.
Mel & Joey and the fortune-tellers
LAST NIGHT, DURING THE show Mel & Joey, Mel Tiangco quoted, “Kapag new year, binubukasan ko lahat ng pintuan, lahat ng bintana, lahat ng drawer, cabinet. Pati lahat ng ilaw, mga radyo nakatodo lahat, nakabukas lahat. Tapos ‘pag 12 midnight na, naghahalikan kaming lahat, at nagyayakapan.”
Candidly, I don’t know if the sequence in the sentence is right. But I am definite that the essence of what she said is there.
If I would translate if to English, she said that during New Year, she unbolts all her doors, windows, and drawers and cabinets of her house. As well, she turns on all the lights and all radios are ranting. Then when 12 midnight falls, it has been a habit for her family to snuggle, nuzzle and embrace all and sundry and to kiss one another.
Candidly, I don’t know if the sequence in the sentence is right. But I am definite that the essence of what she said is there.
If I would translate if to English, she said that during New Year, she unbolts all her doors, windows, and drawers and cabinets of her house. As well, she turns on all the lights and all radios are ranting. Then when 12 midnight falls, it has been a habit for her family to snuggle, nuzzle and embrace all and sundry and to kiss one another.
How to avoid disappointment upon watching “One True Love”
LAST NOVEMBER, I WATCHED “One True Love” with Anna Lou and Ela – who were both my classmates in my advanced college units before – at the cinema in SM City Clark. Now, I suppose people who haven’t watched the film will purchase a DVD or VCD of it. So, below is a list of what you should anticipate in order to avoid disappointment upon watching the movie.
Throbbing while watching TV
ECCENTRICALLY, I THROB WHEN I watch programs on the television that are “sorrowfully grotesque”. No, I’m not conversing about movies with oddly written scripts and confusing story boards or the comedy shows twisted with horror flicks. I’m pertaining to those shows that lament the death of their talents with a special number of aligned artists on the stage; some are sobbing while others are crying, all of them dirge regardless of the fact that they spent lengthy time with their make-up artists at the backstage or dressing rooms so as to look well turned-out to face the camera…. (I wonder, do the camera men also cry while shooting that “live lamentation”? Perhaps, some “realistic members” of the audience are chortling about that number.)
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