{"id":14344,"date":"2016-05-29T13:38:31","date_gmt":"2016-05-29T05:38:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/randomrepublika.com\/?p=14344"},"modified":"2016-05-31T16:49:32","modified_gmt":"2016-05-31T08:49:32","slug":"love-me-tomorrow-more-than-just-a-millennial-vs-tita-of-manila-story","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/randomrepublika.com\/love-me-tomorrow-more-than-just-a-millennial-vs-tita-of-manila-story\/","title":{"rendered":"Love Me Tomorrow: More Than Just a Millennial vs. ‘Tita of Manila’ Story"},"content":{"rendered":"
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I’m no film critic so I’m just here to share a really quick review of Star Cinema’s current offering, Love Me Tomorrow<\/strong>, from the standpoint of a regular moviegoer. \ud83d\ude09 I watched the film starring Piolo Pascual<\/strong>, Coleen Garcia<\/strong>, and Dawn Zulueta<\/strong> last night and went home\u00a0without feeling robbed of my Php220 for 2 hours of viewing. \u00a0I went to the cinema without high\u00a0expectations thinking it was going to be a formulaic story but I’m glad it was not. It went beyond just the expected showcase of what millennials<\/strong> and Titas<\/em><\/strong> (of Manila and the rest of the Philippines) are like these days as the film tried to tackle relevant\u00a0issues<\/strong>\u00a0involving three generations. You’d probably find yourself appreciating\u00a0scenes mirroring daily realities that seem too trivial\u00a0to point out in real life.\u00a0What also stood out was the use of music<\/strong>\u00a0to weave the story and bring out the best scenes. (Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? is still playing in my head!!!)<\/p>\n

There was an attempt to give depth to each character — Coleen as Janine<\/strong>, a 24-year old fashion and party enthusiast craving for attention and\u00a0challenged to prove she’s more than just a pretty face; Piolo as JC<\/strong>, a disc jockey in his mid-30s struggling to\u00a0prove his worth against younger contemporaries; and\u00a0Dawn as Christy<\/strong> Gonzales, a middle-aged fashion designer subjected to sudden fame and success and the lure of a May-December love affair. \u00a0The three gave justice to their roles\u00a0and were all eye candy (!!!) onscreen. Oh, I should not forget, Carmi Martin<\/strong> as “Tita Angie” (yes, she was that memorable I remember her supporting character’s name!) was endearing and hilarious in this one!<\/p>\n

\u00a0The story\u00a0may seem\u00a0pretty predictable at first\u00a0but I must admit I didn’t see the ending coming<\/strong>. Go check out the film when you can! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n