arah Geronimo and Gerald Anderson second team-up in a movie Won’t Last a Day Without Co-Produced by Star Cinema and Viva Entertainment, has been graded B by the Cinema Evaluation Board. It is currently being screened in cinemas.
As we know Star Cinema is producing the best of the best films in the history of the Philippine movie. My question in my mind after watching the trailers is how would it be different with their other romantic – comedy film that they have produced? It’s really hard to point (Yeah I swear!) this film offer something new.
The ending was so predictable as on your way you know how would it end like a fairy tale And yet, there’s more to it than that. It is a film that seems willing to acknowledge that relationships can be messy, and that people do get hurt and that it isn’t always easy to forgive.
George (Sarah Geronimo) is rising up in the radio world as DJ Heidee, the late night relationship expert that dishes out the bitter truth about love. One night, a young woman named Melissa (Megan Young) calls up her show complaining about her boyfriend’s playboy ways, and George promptly tells her to break it off. That boyfriend, Andrew (Gerald Anderson), turns up at the station to complain and demand restitution. Rather than face suspension, George offers her services to Andrew, promising to win his girlfriend back. But as the two spend time with each, they grow close, pushing George down a road that makes her relive some of her most painful memories. That’s the main plot of the movie.
The Kiligness is oveeer! So cheesy, Kilig Vibes to the max! Directed by first-time director Raz de la Torre!
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