MMFF 2015 Box Office Results: P150M on 1st day
METRO MANILA FILM FESTIVAL (MMFF) 2015 box office results on opening day are the highest in MMFF history, with over P150 million in ticket sales.
METRO MANILA FILM FESTIVAL (MMFF) 2015 box office results on opening day are the highest in MMFF history, with over P150 million in ticket sales.
DESPITE BAD REVIEWS, Metro Manila Film Festival entry ‘My Bebe Love’ has broken MMFF box office records with over P60 million in ticket sales on its opening day.
THIS IS PROBABLY the weirdest, if not the stupidest, news about Metro Manila Film Festival 2015.
AS CONTROVERSIES LOOM over the Metro Manila Film Festival once again, now over the box office results and the alleged ticket swapping, we kept ourselves busy checking on the more important aspect of the annual MMFF: the quality of the entries.
THE METRO MANILA FILM FESTIVAL issued a statement an hour ago denying the alleged ticket swapping issue raised by netizens and by ‘My Bebe Love’ director Jose Javier Reyes on social media on December 25.
‘WALANG FOREVER’ is a gem found in a haystack. It’s not every year that we find a film this good in the history of the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), especially in recent years and especially in the romantic comedy genre, so it’s only fair to give the film the honor it deserves. Well-written and perfectly executed, ‘Walang Forever‘ is one of the best romantic comedy (romcom) films Philippine cinema has ever produced, if not the best. In a country where romcoms are often shallow and rely only on the lead stars’ names for likability and box office success, a film as nicely done as ‘Walang Forever‘ is definitely a great improvement, if not a fantastic change. It offers just the right amount of comedy to soften viewers’ hearts and share a few laughs in the first half, then bombards you with heartwarming, solid scenes of persistent love in the second half, and caps it off with beautiful scenes of true, mature love toward the end.
DESPITE SOME WEAK POINTS, Haunted Mansion is a breath of fresh air for the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), taking the audience through various shocking surprises over around two hours. It can be faulted for slowly establishing its foundation at the beginning, but the film easily engages the audience once it starts to scare, and gives worth to what we pay for.