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“Art” is a play by Yasmina Reza that was originally written in French. This version being one in Tagalog. This is the first Tagalog full length play that I’ve seen. I admit it is still a challenge for me to watch shows in Tagalog since I’m more used to shows (TV, plays, musicals, movies, etc) […]

I had always been a fan of Sesame Street. It’s great how children can be taught things by puppets. From Batibot to the Muppets to Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood, we see how puppets can bridge the gap between age, race, and color. I watched this show last Sept 16, the Sunday matinee.
Here’s my analysis of the […]

I’ve read it. It’s done and over with. No Quidditch matches, no mention of Bertie Botts Every Flavor Beans, Chocolate Frogs, Wizard Cards, and the mood is indeed dark. A few refreshing moments, but then again more gloom. The latter parts of the book felt like it can be chopped into individual sequels. You have […]

Here’s a movie that a friend wrote. Let me know what you think of it.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JsUBPBbN5sg

Guilty as charged. I was over at the Meralco theater for an afternoon with the kiddies. Literally. More than 60% of the theater were kiddies probably aged 15 and below. A friend of mine invited me to watch it together with her three year old niece, so there we were four adults accompanying one kid.

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End isn’t one of your teeny-bopper movies. The dialogue was a bit drowned out by the action (sword-fighting, swashbuckling, and comedic scenes), but it definitely has rich content. I’d like to find a transcript of this movie later and do a more in-depth review. hehe… This feels like my […]