The Aspiring

Hey hey! Starting this blog, and I am just actually copying this idea from Estephanie Frank, a friend of mine. I just thought-- hey Nika, stupid wanting to be a screenwriter/director someday wherein I don't freaking watch A LOT as in A LOT of movies like the aspiring people like me. So what the heck! I'll start this blog and see if I'll be better next year! Disclaimer: Don't believe on my ratings, it's not professional rating. It is solely based on my emotions and feeling at the time I watched the movie. So, don't watch high rated movies I rated. Smile :)) AND BTW, I realize, I am stupid, and weird. I have this very odd preference and taste for movies. People might not like my opinion about the movies, so if you are reading this DO NOT TAKE THE BLOG POSTS AND THE RATE SERIOUSLY. This blog is made specifically for my own growth. Love love. Pardon with wrong grammar and SYNTAX ERRORS

Monday, August 01, 2011

91. Ang Tanging Ina Mo: Last na To! (2/5)



I honestly don't remember a lot of things about this movie. This movie should suppose to make mark on me because this film bagged a lot of awards, but I honestly I need to force my brain cells to remember some bits. By not remembering, I think it was just an OK film. But then again, it is perfect for the Filipino masses too, I just can't relate that much.

Hmmm, well, now, I must say that I am slowly remembering things... and I now remember the relationship of the two brothers on the film, played by Marvin Agustin and Carlo Aquino. It brings me back to thinking that yes, this movie has strong message and reflection of the Filipino Family. I can say that I can relate on the two characters, specially the fight between the siblings about money! As in! In a way, this movie could be easily relateable if you are a Filipino and lives in a big family composing of different personalities. It also shows us how hard a mother's job is.

Hmmm, I suddenly want to give it a higher grade... so, instead of 1.25, I'm now giving it a 2.

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