Born To Love You Review (Major F!)





Just yesterday, wanting to have the fastest escape despite the drizzling weather, my Lola Helen, Derick the BF and I went out to watch this movie and…

KAPOOSH! MAJOR FAIL!

Who would dare do a debut movie without waxing upper lip hair? I know I’m good at exaggerations but what can I say? It’s very excruciating to watch that moment when they first met, he looked at her, she turned to face him and BAM!—Bigote?  I gasped my heart out!

What’s more painful to watch is the “artist” look of Coco with the long hair on the side and the unshaved Bigotes' on his face, they are everywhere! Looks like they are intentionally pairing Bigote to Bigote in this movie, or at least, the silly impression it gave me? But come on Star Cinema, the budget could have at least included styling and scrubbing (?) of Angeline to make her pleasing to watch as painless as humanly possible. And what’s with the “s” sound of Coco Martin? It’s bothersome.

I was expecting a comedy-musical movie simply because that’s what Angeline is about and I liked the idea of pairing her with this enigmatic, reliable Coco Martin. BUT what I saw was a messy story plot of a little-bit-of-everything! This excessively melodramatic movie coupled with slow-phased talk of Angeline PLUS the stilted dialogue multiplied by the overly musical scoring put me to sleep. Why do movies nowadays revolve around one big messy mushy theme song, a singer-turned-actress matched with a matinee idol in a semi-comedy, semi-drama story? It’s becoming more and more predictable.

But don’t get me wrong, I like Angeline Quinto and Coco Martin, this explains why I chose this movie over Snow White and the Huntsman. It’s just so disappointing that these two great personalities have to undergo a very catastrophic project. Angeline, I admire her, she seems to be very resilient despite the challenges she have encountered in her life. There’s the mother who have her adopted, several failed attempts in singing contests on TV and multitude of critics. Above all these, she still manages to smile and do her thing. Her singing prowess is divine. We all know she can belter her way to success. I feel that she has a talent for acting too, given the right training, right time, and right project.

Anyhow, if not for the love of my Granny and the sweet company of Derick, I would have left the Movie Theater albeit the 95php entrance fee (HAHA).

Like I said, I might have exaggerated things but as far as personal view is concerned, this is what I have in store.

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Born To Love You Review (Major F!)





Just yesterday, wanting to have the fastest escape despite the drizzling weather, my Lola Helen, Derick the BF and I went out to watch this movie and…

KAPOOSH! MAJOR FAIL!

Who would dare do a debut movie without waxing upper lip hair? I know I’m good at exaggerations but what can I say? It’s very excruciating to watch that moment when they first met, he looked at her, she turned to face him and BAM!—Bigote?  I gasped my heart out!

What’s more painful to watch is the “artist” look of Coco with the long hair on the side and the unshaved Bigotes' on his face, they are everywhere! Looks like they are intentionally pairing Bigote to Bigote in this movie, or at least, the silly impression it gave me? But come on Star Cinema, the budget could have at least included styling and scrubbing (?) of Angeline to make her pleasing to watch as painless as humanly possible. And what’s with the “s” sound of Coco Martin? It’s bothersome.

I was expecting a comedy-musical movie simply because that’s what Angeline is about and I liked the idea of pairing her with this enigmatic, reliable Coco Martin. BUT what I saw was a messy story plot of a little-bit-of-everything! This excessively melodramatic movie coupled with slow-phased talk of Angeline PLUS the stilted dialogue multiplied by the overly musical scoring put me to sleep. Why do movies nowadays revolve around one big messy mushy theme song, a singer-turned-actress matched with a matinee idol in a semi-comedy, semi-drama story? It’s becoming more and more predictable.

But don’t get me wrong, I like Angeline Quinto and Coco Martin, this explains why I chose this movie over Snow White and the Huntsman. It’s just so disappointing that these two great personalities have to undergo a very catastrophic project. Angeline, I admire her, she seems to be very resilient despite the challenges she have encountered in her life. There’s the mother who have her adopted, several failed attempts in singing contests on TV and multitude of critics. Above all these, she still manages to smile and do her thing. Her singing prowess is divine. We all know she can belter her way to success. I feel that she has a talent for acting too, given the right training, right time, and right project.

Anyhow, if not for the love of my Granny and the sweet company of Derick, I would have left the Movie Theater albeit the 95php entrance fee (HAHA).

Like I said, I might have exaggerated things but as far as personal view is concerned, this is what I have in store.

Click the “Join this site” thingy and let’s get connected! I’d appreciate your comments and suggestions.

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