January 3, 2009 by cd | 1,037 Views
Star Cinema’s “Ang Tanging Ina N’yong Lahat” rakes in a whopping P102.5 million on its 8th day run in the 2008 Metro Manila Film Festival to be the year’s 4th biggest movie after “A Very Special Love”, “Caregiver” and “For the First Time.”
Iskul Bukol: 20 Years After, on the other hand, entered the Top 10 with a haul of P72.6 million on the same period.
2008 MMFF BOX OFFICE GROSS
(as of January 2, 2009)
1. Ang Tanging Ina N’yong Lahat - P102.5M
2. Iskul Bukol… 20 Years After - P72.6M
3. Shake Rattle and Roll X - P45.7M
4. Desperadas 2 - P27.3M
5. Baler - P24.5M
6. One Night Only - P5.7M
7. Dayo - P4.1M
8. Magkaibigan - P1.6M
Video Link: MMFF 8th Day Gross
TOP 20 PINOY FILMS FOR 2008
(As of January 2, 2009)
1. A VERY SPECIAL LOVE - P179.23 million
(Star Cinema/Viva Films)
2. CAREGIVER - P139.54 million
(Star Cinema)
3. FOR THE FIRST TIME - P134.7 million
(Star Cinema)
4. ANG TANGING INA N’YONG LAHAT - P102.5 million*
(Star Cinema)
5. MY BESTFRIEND’S GIRLFRIEND - P101.24 million
(GMA Films/Regal Films)
6. DOBOL TROBOL GET REDI 2 RAMBOL - P90.51 million
(Octoarts Films)
7. WHEN LOVE BEGINS - P89.38 million
(Star Cinema/Viva Films)
8. MY ONLY U - P79.18 million
(Star Cinema)
8. MAG-INGAT KA SA KULAM - P76.6 million
(Regal Films)
9. ISKUL BUKOL…20 YEARS AFTER - P72.6 million *
(MZET/APT)
10. MY BIG LOVE - P68 million
(Star Cinema)
11. SUPAHPAPALICIOUS - P66.98 million
(Star Cinema)
12. ONE TRUE LOVE - P62.47 million
(GMA Films/Regal Films)
13. SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL X - P45.7 million *
(Regal Films)
14. MANAY PO 2: OVERLOAD - P30.4 million
(Regal Films)
15. MY MONSTER MOM - P 29.2 million
(Regal Films)
16. DESPERADAS 2 - P 27.3 million *
(Regal Films)
17. SCAREGIVERS - P 26.07 million
(APT Entertainment)
18. IKAW PA RIN, BONGGA KA BOY! - P 24.66 million
(Viva Films)
19. BALER - P24.5 million *
(Viva Films)
20. I.T.A.L.Y. (I Trust and Love You) - P 23.7 million
(GMA Films)
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Friday, January 2, 2009
‘Ang Tanging Ina N’yong Lahat’ Hits P102.5 Million
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Saturday, December 20, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
“Dayo” Animated Movie Character
From Cutting Edge Productions comes the first Filipino full-length animated feature film in an all digital studio equiped with the latest in animation technology.
“Our vision is to create an original film that would showcase world class Pinoy artistry in content development and animation: from pre-production to post-production, all the way to original music and sound design. With our state of the art technology, what was once an elusive dream is now within our reach.”
Cutting Edge Productions opened their doors to guests, showing us never-before seen raw clips from parts of the movie. I must admit, I sort of had a hard time keeping a solitary tear from rolling off the side of my cheek as the inks began to move with precision along side those goose-bumps-inducing original background music (I’m not even over exaggerating yet). Yes, it’s no secret that I cry while watching animated films, with “Meet the Robinsons” being my last wail-all-you-can fix. It’s thus a welcome relief that they only showed us four snippets.
During the “tour,” we were also made to listen to the movie’s theme song “Lipad,” done by Lea Salonga, and composed especially for this movie. “Lipad” + the “flying scene” = FTMFW!
There’s one other detail that made me bite my lower lip with delight. The director, Robert Quilao, had a visual readied on his monitor to show us how the composting process is done to bring together the separately drawn elements of the film. I wasn’t surprised when I saw them using Adobe After Effects: a powerful tool used by geniuses (saw what I did there?). Right then, an epiphany hit me: done right and with a liberal amount of OC-ness with the final render, this movie could most probably hold a special place in my heart, closing in as second to Titan AE, to be followed by the rest of my anime favorites (even if I’ve already read the entire synopsis).
Still off the “making” video, here are some of the actors portraying the characters in the movie:
Nash Aquas (Bubuy)
Katrina Legaspi (Anna)
Michael V. (Narsi)
Noel Trinidad (Lolo Meong)
Nova Villa (Lola Nita)
Igi Boy Flores (Mark)
John Manalo (Carlo)
Carl John Barrameda (Arvi)
Pokwang (Vicky)
Johnny Delgado (Carpio)
Peque Gallaga (Nano)
Laurice Guillen (Diwata/Bruha)
Source: http://fritzified.com/2008/10/09/dayo-animated-movie-character-photos/
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