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HONGKONG — Renowned Hong Kong author Louis Cha, whose epic martial arts thrillers inspired numerous films and sold some 300 million copies worldwide, has died aged 94.
It’s not a total stretch to declare 2016 the embodiment of Lemony Snicket’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events”—a mutated, toxic, Obscurus-ish, Death Star-esque version that exists in Dormammu’s Dark Dimension.
To describe “Doctor Strange” as otherworldly is both a cliche and understatement. It introduces a new breed of superhero to Marvel’s cinematic arsenal, one that is not characterized by metal weaponry or spandex suits. It has begun redefining what a superhero is, and even more so, what a superhero can do, in the context of the Avengers.
“A Monster Calls” tells the story of a boy who seeks the help of a tree monster to cope with his single mom’s terminal illness.
The restored version of Ishmael Bernal’s first film “Pagdating sa Dulo,” starring Rita Gomez, was recently shown at the Cinematheque Center in Kalaw Avenue, Manila, to launch the World Premieres Film Festival.
GOD speaks through the movies, of this I’m now sure.
