rhem

Confetti cake

[rhem @ayyoyey]

💛

[sj @ndeuintly]

#filmtwt

[Nel @iamneljoseph]

Sunshine, Magellan, and Sisa were amazing Filipino movies that received wide release and had discounted tickets. But where were youuuu my dear internet cinephiles where were youuuu

Just admit you look down at local movies and we’ll move on.

[julie @tzujuliee]

always, and always you @JYPETWICE

[‎⧗ Art of Paige ‎➳ @Paiges_of_Art]

i know i’m beating the dead horse, but they really missed the opportunity for a limited 8 episode series named after each husband and one titled celia st. james

[Film Updates @FilmUpdates]

Anna Kendrick will direct ‘THE SEVEN HUSBANDS OF EVELYN HUGO’ adaptation.

[manic pixie dani girl @denielemein]

always the first thing that comes to mind

[Emily Charlton’s manager @emilybluntverse]

what do you mean that…..

[rich reviews @richardmz13]

“May the bridges I burn light my way.”

God, every single line delivery from Emily Blunt is just too good. Scene-stealing without even trying. #TheDevilWearsPrada2

[m @19box_m]

Happy happy happy🎶

[mai @cinesighs]

project hail mary was so good i have a strong will to live for the next month or two

[Nicol @nikowl]

the women of irene villamor's films

Sari of 'Relaks, It's Just Pag-ibig'
Celeste of 'Meet Me in St. Gallen'
Aya of 'Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story'
Jane of 'On Vodka, Beers, and Regrets'
Maya of 'Ulan'
Mylene of 'Ikaw at Ako at ang Ending'
Justine of 'Five Breakups and a Romance'
Betty of 'Only We Know'
Ellie of 'The Loved One'

[𖤐 Bri 𖤐 @BriAnimator_]

one of the most devastating frames in a movie I’ve ever seen

[cob @sillierdeadite]

if these past few years have proven anything it’s that horror is and always will be the most exciting and inventive genre

[vico blanco @vicotinamide]

ang totoong 2016 experience ay yung maghahanap ka ng tv para makanuod ng kalyeserye sa tanghali tapos magpupuyat ka naman para otwol sa gabi

[cob @sillierdeadite]

directed by mike flanagan

[Jun Robles Lana @junrobleslana]

For decades, the MMFF was the "people's festival." It was the one time of year when ordinary workers took their children to the mall to see their idols. But today, a family of four would need at least ₱1,500 just to enter the theater, not including transportation or even a single bag of popcorn.
By pricing the ordinary Filipino out of the theater, the industry hasn't just lost customers, it has lost its soul. Cinema has shifted from a shared national culture to a middle-class privilege.
You cannot promote a "National" Film Festival while maintaining prices that exclude the nation. Until we admit that cinema has become a luxury that the "₱500 Noche Buena" family cannot afford, we are simply watching the slow, expensive sunset of Philippine cinema.

[َ @scorpiolustre]

no crumbs left. plate smashed. table broken. THEE NADINE LUSTRE ATE. 🛐

[cob @sillierdeadite]

you just had to be there

[liz @unrequiet]

losing my spark please light me on fire