YOLO tells the story of Leying (Jia Ling) who has been staying at home for many years, doing nothing in particular. After graduating from college and working for a while, Leying chooses to withdraw from society, closing herself off from social circles, which she believes is the best way to “reconcile” with herself. Then one day, after several twists of fate, she decides to live life in a different way. In cautiously venturing into the outside world, Le Ying meets boxing coach Haokun (played by Lei Jiayin), who just may change her life.
Get to know the characters that bring the highly rated movie to life!
From escaping reality to undergoing a brave transformation, Leying finally makes up her mind to reinvent herself and finds a way to love herself in boxing, hoping to “win just once” in life.
Leying’s sister, Ledan has a very strong personality. She and Leying seem to be living in two different channels, and she is completely unable to understand Leying’s behavior.
The boss of the BBQ shop that Leying works in. He has an oily appearance and flirtatious behavior, and he often uses various pretexts to flirt with female employees.
A famous poet, writer and scholar living in Europe. He believes that reading thousands of books is not as good as traveling thousands of miles.
YOLO was written and directed by lead star Jia Ling, who became the highest-grossing female director in China in 2021 with her directorial debut film Hi, Mom, which, like YOLO, she also wrote and starred in.
YOLO, distributed by Columbia Pictures, local office of Sony Pictures Releasing International, opens in Philippine cinemas on April 17. #YOLOmovie @columbiapicph
Ever thought a doughnut could transport you to snack heaven with just one bite? Krispy Kreme says, “Challenge accepted!” This summer, brace yourself for a taste adventure that combines the sweet world of doughnuts with the savory crunch of your favorite chips. Enter Krispy Kreme’s Cheese-Filled Dough-Snacks, in collaboration with snack giant Frito Lay, offering a culinary twist sure to excite taste buds across the board.
A Match Made in Snack Heaven
Imagine sinking your teeth into the sugary bliss of a doughnut, only to discover a savory jackpot at its center. That’s precisely what Krispy Kreme’s latest innovation delivers. Teaming up with Frito Lay, Krispy Kreme introduces its new Cheese-Filled Dough-Snacks, a lineup that’s anything but ordinary. Picture this: the iconic flavors of Ruffles Sour Cream & Onion, Doritos Nachos Cheese, and Cheetos Cheddar Jalapeño, all wrapped up in a doughnut. These familiar snack flavors are combined with Krispy Kreme’s signature white chocolate icing and cheese filling, offering the perfect balance of taste. Yes, you read that right. It’s the snack fusion you never knew you needed—until now.
First up, coming in hot is the White Choco ‘n Cheetos Cheddar Jalapeño. This isn’t your average ring doughnut. Filled to the brim with cheese, bathed in white chocolate, and crowned with crushed Cheetos Cheddar Jalapeño, it’s a spicy, sweet, and savory rollercoaster that will have your taste buds doing backflips.
If you’re a fan of that irresistible sweet and salty combo, meet the White Choco ‘n Ruffles Sour Cream & Onion. Imagine a cheese-filled doughnut, dipped in white chocolate, and topped off with crushed Ruffles Sour Cream & Onion. It’s the snack mash-up you’ll want to munch on endlessly.
And for the ultimate cheese lover, the White Choco ‘n Doritos Nacho Cheese takes the cake—or should we say, doughnut? This creation doubles down on the cheese factor, combining a cheese-filled doughnut with the bold taste of Doritos Nacho Cheese. Cheese on the inside of the doughnuts and Doritos Nacho Cheese on top, Krispy Kreme understood the assignment!
The Krispy Kreme Innovation Kitchen
Krispy Kreme Philippines is stirring the pot with these unconventional treats. “The Cheese-Filled Dough-Snacks is definitely a first for us!” says Ysabel Cruz, Senior Marketing Manager. “This might be a long shot for some but we made it happen here in Krispy Kreme Philippines. Who would’ve thought that you can have a fusion of doughnuts and snacks? The possibilities are endless! We are thankful that Frito Lay, one of our supportive partners, is open to this quirky idea. The Cheese-Filled Dough-Snacks is just the first of the many innovations that Krispy Kreme is working on. We hope that our OGs will look forward to that and will enjoy this newest collection.” This daring culinary venture is just the beginning. Krispy Kreme is on a mission to surprise and delight its OG fans with more inventive concoctions down the line.
Snack Your Way to Bliss
Curious? Intrigued? Salivating? Head to your nearest Krispy Kreme to dive into this unique snack-doughnut fusion, starting at just P70. Or if leaving the comfort of your home sounds like too much work, fear not. These savory delights are just a click away on Krispy Kreme’s delivery platforms.
With Krispy Kreme and Frito Lay’s Cheese-Filled Dough-Snacks, the snack game will never be the same. So, why settle for ordinary when you can indulge in extraordinary? Grab a bite, or three, and let the flavor fiesta begin!
The curtains rise on a realm where fantasy and reality blur, introduced through the mesmerizing new trailer of “IF.” Directed by the imaginative John Krasinski and starring the charismatic Ryan Reynolds, this film promises an escape into a world where to see is to believe. Premiering in Philippine cinemas on May 15, “IF” invites viewers to reconnect with the joy and boundlessness of their childhood dreams.
Prepare to be whisked away on an enchanting journey as John Krasinski’s latest film, “IF,” invites audiences to rediscover the power of imagination. In this captivating tale, written and directed by Krasinski himself, viewers are transported to a world where imaginary friends coexist with humans, hidden from sight but ever-present.
About “IF”
John Krasinski‘s “IF” crafts a narrative of wonder, centering on a young girl with the astonishing ability to perceive everyone’s imaginary friends. Her journey to bring these unseen companions back into the lives of their human friends is a heartwarming exploration of friendship, belief, and the endless power of imagination. Alongside Ryan Reynolds, the film stars an array of talent including Cailey Fleming and Fiona Shaw, with the voices of Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Steve Carell adding depth and humor to this captivating tale.
Produced by an elite crew comprising Allyson Seeger, Andrew Form, Ryan Reynolds, and John Krasinski himself, “IF” is a testament to creative storytelling. The cast is further embellished with stars like Louis Gossett Jr., Alan Kim, and Liza Colón-Zayas, each contributing to the film’s vibrant tapestry.
Coming Soon to Philippine Cinemas
Mark your calendars for May 15th, when “IF” will hit Philippine cinemas in all its magical glory. Don’t miss the chance to experience the wonder and excitement of this unforgettable film, brought to you by Paramount Pictures through Columbia Pictures.
Embark on a journey of discovery and imagination with “IF,” a film that reawakens the childlike wonder in us all. Don’t miss this cinematic treasure that promises not just to entertain, but to inspire.
Join the Adventure
Follow #IFMovie and tag @paramountpicsph to join the conversation and share your excitement for “IF.” Let your imagination soar as you await the release of this extraordinary cinematic journey.
Photo and Video Credit: “Paramount Pictures International”
The silver screen is set to light up with the most anticipated cinematic experience of the year, “The Fall Guy,” premiering exclusively in cinemas on May 1. This riveting action-romance, directed by the visionary David Leitch, promises to captivate audiences with its unique blend of breathtaking stunts, heartwarming romance, and unexpected comedic turns.
A Journey Like No Other
At the heart of “The Fall Guy” is Colt Seavers (Ryan Gosling), a stuntman whose life is as thrilling off-camera as it is when the cameras are rolling. Known for his daredevil escapades that leave audiences in awe, Seavers faces his biggest challenge yet: navigating a maze of mystery and danger to track down a missing movie star. This quest is not just about the adrenaline rush but a deeply personal journey to reclaim the love of his life, played by the enchanting Emily Blunt.
Directed by David Leitch: A Guarantee of Excellence
David Leitch, the mastermind behind blockbuster hits like “Bullet Train,” “Deadpool 2,” “Atomic Blonde,” and “Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw,” brings his unique flair for combining high-octane action with heart-touching moments to “The Fall Guy.” His visionary direction promises to make this film a visual spectacle and an emotional rollercoaster.
Why You Can’t Miss “The Fall Guy”
Action-Packed Sequences: Experience the adrenaline of cinema’s most jaw-dropping stunts.
Romantic Entanglements: Dive into a kilig love story that transcends the ordinary.
Unforgettable Performances:Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt shine in roles that showcase their versatility and chemistry.
A Story That Touches the Heart: Beyond the thrills, it’s a tale of love, redemption, and courage.
Mark Your Calendars
“The Fall Guy” is not just a movie; it’s an event. As it makes its grand entrance into Philippine cinemas on May 1, prepare to be whisked away on an unforgettable journey that promises epic adventures, laughter, and the chance to fall in love all over again.
Don’t miss out on the movie event of the year. #TheFallGuyMoviePH
No stranger to the genre of science fiction, novelist, screenwriter, and director Alex Garland has been imagining the dark side of humanity in extreme conditions. In his screenplays for ‘28 Days Later’ and ‘Sunshine’ as well as his second directorial outing ‘Annihilation’ his movies have always raised a mirror to humanity and showed it for its ugliness when the pressure starts to kick in.
While his latest film is a dystopian science fiction imagining of an America in the midst of the second civil war, some articles quote him as saying it will be his last directorial effort as he plans to concentrate solely on writing. Despite this, the film operates very much in the contemporary mode. There are no zombies here like in ‘28 Days Later’ or aliens like in ‘Annihilation’ or AI like in the excellent ‘Ex Machina.’ No, this film is set in a future where America is at war with itself, a third term president-turned-dictator is battling the military might of secessionist states. There is no hi-tech equipment here. This is just a prediction of things to come based on an artist’s interpretation of where the United States of America is going if it does not fix itself any time soon.
‘Civil War’ follows four journalists as they make the trip from a war-torn New York down to Washington DC where they hope to interview the President. The group is led by Lee Smith (Kirsten Dunst), a renowned war photojournalist, followed by the journalist Joel (Wagner Moura). They are joined by the senior journalist Sammy (Stephen McKinley Henderson), a sort of mentor for the two. Rounding up the cast is Jessie (Cailee Spaeny), a young photojournalist who looks up to Lee as her “hero.”
The trip to the nation’s capital is wrought with danger and against her better judgment, Lee becomes a sort of mentor to the inexperienced Jessie. The weariness and jadedness that Dunst encapsulates into her portrayal of Lee Smith really sells the rich and vivid imagery that Garland adorns his film. ‘Civil War’ is wonderfully shot and the ways by which he imagines a ruined America – open air stadiums filled with graffiti, the highways filled with broken cars and families walking along the road moving their things with shopping carts, set pieces that look like universities used as a war zone – it’s such striking imagery because these are the same images used to depict wars in other countries with American soldiers coming in as heroes. In ‘Civil War,’ the tables have been turned. The majority of Hollywood movies have always positioned America as the heroes in any war story. Here, they are at war with themselves.
The film is extremely political yet, as some critics have pointed out, this is not some commentary on Trump or wokeism or any specific political issue in the United States now. Without any real backstory as to how this narrative has reached this point – that the film begins right at the zenith of the civil war – it’s a snapshot of how horrible things are going to be if the things that are tearing up the United States now isn’t fixed, this film looks more like a primer than a fictional depiction.
It’s an anti-war film even though it has long sequences of really riveting battle scenes. But none of it is glamorized or romanticized. It’s bloody. It’s ugly. People get hurt. People die. It’s merciless and there’s no joy in any of it. Regardless of how meticulously it is done. Through the eyes of Dunst, Spaeny, Moura, and Henderson, we see it how it really is – senseless and devastating.
But as journalists, they have to remain detached. They need to get the story so that they can get it out there so that the people can be moved to action. And that’s where the film finds its second layer because as Spaeny’s Jessie starts to find the means to detach, Dunst’s Lee Smith begins to show signs of the cracks splitting open, years of exposure to this sort of imagery tearing her up inside. It’s fantastic counterpoint performance for both actresses.
This is a brave and demanding film. It subverts years and years of Hollywood propaganda in depicting the United States as “the greatest country in the world.” It’s a fictional setting but it is pointed in the ways that it highlights all that is wrong in America today. Much like the journalists in the movie, we are being made to move, to act, to feel. If it’s true that Garland is done with directing movies, then it’s a powerful way to end his directing career. It’s a triumph in every aspect.
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Civil War is now showing. Check screening times and buy tickets here.
The Philippines is one of the most biodiverse archipelagos in the world and is home to over 50,000 described species of plants.
However, due to activities such as deforestation, habitat exploitation, waste disposal and pollution, the Philippines is rapidly losing numerous plant species that contribute to its vibrant tropical habitat. To combat the negative effects of climate change, GCash is actively helping to plant trees in the Philippines through GForest.
With GForest, all GCash users can contribute to the preservation of the environment – and you can too. When you plant trees virtually on GForest, GCash transforms these into real trees to support the preservation of our forest reserves.
How It Works: Earning Green Energy Points So You Can Start Planting Trees
For every successful GCash transaction, you can earn a certain amount of Green Energy Points and collect it 24 hours later in GForest in the app. You can collect green energy points when you Buy Load, Send Money, Pay Bills, Cash-In, or even when you register up to 20,000 steps per day from walking. Every transaction is a real contribution, so it’s important to collect energy every day.
When you have enough Green Energy points, you can plant a virtual tree that will be planted by GCash and its local and international partners in key locations nationwide.
There are different types of trees to choose from, including the new Cannonball Mangrove, the Red Mangrove, and sometimes, there are even limited edition trees that can be planted at certain times of the year, such as a limited edition Pine Tree in December 2023. You can choose between the different types of trees GCash offers, depending on Green Energy Points you have and what different types of trees are worth. Usually, the more energy points required to plant a specific tree, the more effective the tree will be in helping sequester carbon from the environment.
For Every Tree Planted on GForest, GCash Turns it into a Real One
GForest ensures that every virtual plant collected is converted into a real tree. To date, GCash has planted over 2.7 million actual trees in 14 key areas nationwide as of 2023). An estimated 346,000 trees have been planted in Luzon, 1.1 million in Visayas and 1.1 million in Mindanao.
An estimated 8,600 smallholder farming families have benefited from this initiative. GForest is not only helping the environment, it also helps improve the livelihood of farmers in climate change affected areas in the Philippines.
A Step-By-Step Guide On Using GForest
Using GForest and planting real trees from the comfort of your own home is easy as following four simple steps:
Earn green energy points when you use GCash. Transactions like sending money, paying bills, buying load, and cashing-in your wallet will earn you points.
Next, collect your green energy points after 24 hours of your transaction on the GForest dashboard. Tap on your points to collect them – you can also collect points from your friends!
When you have enough points to plant a tree, head to the GForest virtual nursery and choose a tree to plant.
Once you’ve selected a tree, exchange your points to plant a virtual free – and then, GCash and its partners will plant a reel tree on your behalf! You’ll even receive a certificate for your valuable contribution to the country’s biggest digital eco-movement.
Through GCash, you can be part of a bigger digital eco-movement to rebuild our country’s forests. Keep giving back to the environment with a gift that will surely benefit it for many years to come. Be a green hero and contribute to rebuilding our forests – one digital tree at a time when you use GCash.
Setting itself up as the sequel to the 1976 horror classic ‘The Omen’ by Richard Donner, ‘The First Omen’ surprises by being more than just a franchise cash-grab. Director Arkasha Stevenson is not above using jump scares, but she never relies on it (I was counting and only counted three, and all of them were organic to the scene and not gratuitous at all). Instead, she layers her horror with intricate camera shots that takes full advantage of the mise-en-scene and context of the narrative. The horror is born out of understanding the sheer malevolence that is happening within the story and juxtaposes this with terrifying imagery to remind us that there are forces out there who will do anything to bind us to their will.
Set in Rome in 1971 during a large-scale protest and rally against the police, the government, and even the church, an American novitiate Margaret (Nell Tiger Free) goes to an orphanage run by Father Lawrence (Bill Nighy) and a cloister of nuns. Here, Margaret will serve to care for the young girls while awaiting to take her vows. The older nuns, led by Sister Silvia (Sonia Braga), are a dynamic group of women, who have lives before and after taking on the habit (which is a welcome change). Margaret is enticed by her roommate Luz (Maria Caballero) to go out and enjoy the night life so that she understands what it is she is sacrificing as Margaret has lived with nuns her whole life having been raised in an orphanage herself.
But nothing is right here in the orphanage. There is a young girl, Carlita, who draws strange pictures and is frequently punished and put into “the bad room” and has strange interactions with Sister Angelica (Ishtar Currie-Wilson), a nun who seems not all there in the head. Margaret takes to Carlita, as she reminds her of herself but when a priest from a different cloister, Father Brennan (Ralph Inneson) corners Margaret and tells her that there is a sect of priests and nuns who believe that the church is losing its power over the people and have conspired to bring the antichrist into the world as a means to bring the people closer to god, Margaret must find it within herself to battle her own demons and discover the truth behind the secrets hidden in the orphanage.
What Stevenson does well in setting up her world is that she takes the time for us to really get to know Margaret and how she feels about the world around her. While she is laying down the groundwork for the story, she finds the most horrifying means of showing us that the devil is just at the periphery and that for all its religious adornments, there is such a close link between good and evil. One cannot believe in God without believing in the devil and Stevenson wonderfully intersects all the religious paraphernalia and rituals within the film and subverts it and turns it into something insidious and scary.
There are the usual tricks – using darkness and the silhouette of a nun’s habit hanging on the wall to create a scary moment or bring about a moment of tension – but it is in the way that Stevenson creates a narrative that allows Margaret to question what it is that she is seeing (a story point that is related to her own past) and the way that it twists and turns in her mind and how we are able to see it on screen.
The scariest things in ‘The First Omen’ are the things that the characters are imagining and seeing – a demonic hand coming out of a human body at the most inopportune moment is one of the most striking horrific images of the film – as the darkness and the evil of the conspiracy is closing in on Margaret.
And it is here that the film finds its strongest piece because Nell Tiger Free manages to keep it all together and give us a person we are interested in and invested in. She brings a certain everyman quality to Margaret that brings us to her side but when the film hits its third act and the film makes physical demands from her performance, she is way more than capable of delivering a fully fleshed out performance. As the conspiracy reaches full swing and she is caught into it, there’s a scene that is both physical and transformative and she does an excellent job at physicalizing it.
The first hour and a half of ‘The First Omen’ is actually terrific horror. It only loses its strength when it shifts from indie horror to a mainstream narrative where the main character must find a way to “defeat the beast.” It is a narrative trap that is often used by Hollywood to keep the protagonist active but in the face of what they are having to contend with in this story, it makes no sense for them to be so gung-ho. It becomes prosaic and loses its magic by the third act. Its finale undermines the first two acts that have so carefully created this world of horror amidst the backdrop of faith and revolution.
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The First Omen is now showing. Check screening times and buy tickets here.
The curtains have been drawn back, and the spotlight shines once again on Gotham’s enigmatic figure, The Joker. At this year’s CinemaCon, audiences were given the first sneak peek into the mind-twisting world of “Joker: Folie à Deux“, the sequel to the critically acclaimed and two-time Academy Award-winning film, “Joker”. Directed by the visionary Todd Phillips, this sequel is set to take the narrative to unprecedented heights.
A Duo Like No Other
In a groundbreaking move, Joaquin Phoenix returns to his Academy Award-winning role as Arthur Fleck, who has now fully embraced his alter ego, The Joker. Joining him in the descent into madness is none other than global superstar Lady Gaga, taking on the role of the iconic Harley Quinn. This pairing promises a chemistry filled with chaos, love, and the complexities of their shared delusions.
Gotham’s Darkest Corners
“Joker: Folie à Deux” promises to be an intense dive into the complexities of its characters, exploring deeper into the psyche of Gotham’s most notorious villain and his twisted relationship with Harley Quinn. Todd Philips’ direction aims to blend raw emotion with the gritty backdrop of Gotham, setting the stage for a story that’s both enthralling and psychologically provocative.
A Date with Madness
Mark your calendars for October 2, as “Joker: Folie à Deux” makes its grand entrance into Philippine cinemas. This sequel is not just a film; it’s an exploration into the depths of madness and anarchy. Prepare to be captivated, as the trailer unveiled at CinemaCon is just a taste of the chaos that’s to come.
Craving a thrilling escape this week? This week’s lineup of new releases is packed with excitement, laughter, and even a touch of music magic. Join us as we delve into the dystopian landscapes of “Civil War,” team up with the legendary Ghostbusters in “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,” and brace yourself for the chilling “Late Night with the Devil. Additionally, experience the electrifying energy of “SUGA | Agust D TOUR D-DAY THE MOVIE.” But that’s not all – prepare to be moved by the touching story of “Sunny” and immerse yourself in the epic battles of “Mobile Suit Gundam SEED FREEDOM.” With an eclectic mix of genres and a star-studded cast, these films are sure to dazzle and delight audiences of all ages. With such an eclectic mix of genres and captivating stories, this week’s cinematic offerings are sure to leave you spellbound. So grab your popcorn and get ready to be entertained!
Now, let’s take a sneak peek at what’s premiering this week:
Alex Garland, known for his thought-provoking narratives, brings us “Civil War”, a riveting tale set in a future America torn apart by conflict. This action-packed drama follows a courageous team of military-embedded journalists, including Kirsten Dunst and Wagner Moura, as they navigate a race against time to prevent a rebellion from seizing the White House. Expect a masterclass in tension and drama, making “Civil War” a must-watch for fans of dystopian futures and political thrillers.
Who you gonna call? The Ghostbusters are back in a chilly new adventure that promises to be a heartwarming family watch. “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” sees the Spengler family teaming up with the original ghost-busting crew to thwart an ancient evil threatening to plunge the world into a second Ice Age. With a star-studded cast featuring Mckenna Grace, Carrie Coon, and Paul Rudd, this film blends adventure, comedy, and fantasy into a frothy, spirited concoction that’s perfect for both old fans and new.
Imagine tuning into a late-night talk show in 1977, expecting laughs and entertainment, only for the broadcast to turn into a nightmare. This film captures the moment evil is unleashed live, infiltrating the nation’s living rooms. With David Dastmalchian, Laura Gordon, and Ian Bliss at the helm, prepare for a cinematic experience that’s as thrilling as it is terrifying.
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Get ready to experience the electrifying energy of BTS member SUGA, aka Agust D, on the big screen. “SUGA | Agust D TOUR D-DAY THE MOVIE” offers an intimate look at the final stop of his explosive tour, complete with breathtaking performances, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and special duets with BTS members RM, Jimin, and Jung Kook. This documentary is a vibrant celebration of one of the 21st century’s pop icons, promising an unforgettable experience for ARMY and casual fans alike.
“Sunny” brings a local flavor to our list with a Philippine adaptation of the beloved 2011 Korean hit. This drama tells the poignant story of a middle-aged woman, played by Vina Morales, who seeks to reunite with her high school friends to fulfill her dying wish. Angelu De Leon and Heaven Peralejo round out the main cast, promising a journey filled with nostalgia, laughter, and tears. “Sunny” is an ode to friendship and the memories that bind us, sure to resonate deeply with audiences.
For fans of epic battles and mecha drama, “Mobile Suit Gundam SEED FREEDOM” expands the Gundam universe with a new chapter that continues the saga of Kira, Lacus, and their comrades. Set in C.E.75 amidst ongoing conflicts and a struggle against Blue Cosmos, this action-packed animation dives deep into themes of peace, independence, and camaraderie. With stunning visuals and a gripping narrative, it’s a fantastic addition to the Gundam series and a testament to the enduring appeal of mecha anime.
FAN FAVORITES STILL SHOWING
Meanwhile, don’t forget to catch up on some of the movies that are still captivating audiences in theaters. Here’s a list of fan favorites that are still showing in cinemas:
Following the legacy of the iconic “Omen” series, “The First Omen” delves into the untold story of a young American woman’s harrowing encounter with evil in Rome. Sent to serve the church, she finds herself facing a darkness that not only makes her question her faith but also uncovers a horrifying conspiracy aimed at heralding the birth of evil incarnate. Nell Tiger Free, Ralph Ineson, and Sônia Braga bring to life this tale of terror, making “The First Omen” a compelling watch for fans of the franchise and newcomers alike.
That’s a wrap for this week’s newest cinematic delights! Whether you’re rounding up your squad, enjoying quality time with family, or going on a solo movie expedition, don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of cinema. And be sure to keep your eyes peeled for next week’s thrilling movie updates. See you at the movies!
Embark on a Voyage of Laughter and Drama with the Trailer for the Year’s Most Anticipated Film.
The stars align in the cinematic universe as the trailer for “Fly Me to the Moon,” featuring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, launches, offering a first glimpse into the year’s most awaited comedy-drama. This July 2024, the silver screen will not only showcase the brilliance of the stars but also the celestial and cinematic journey that awaits audiences. Directed by the visionary Greg Berlanti, this film is all set to dazzle, inspire, and invite viewers into theatres for an experience like no other.
“Flying” into the heart of the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing, “Fly Me to the Moon” presents a narrative woven with ambition, charm, and the essence of human ingenuity. Scarlett Johansson embodies Kelly Jones, a marketing prodigy tasked with the monumental challenge of salvaging NASA’s public image, while Channing Tatum portrays Cole Davis, the stressed yet determined launch director. Their fiery collaboration sparks an unorthodox plan that may just save or doom everything they’ve worked for.
With a screenplay penned by Rose Gilroy, inspired by the creative minds of Bill Kirstein & Keenan Flynn, the film guarantees a blend of laughter, suspense, and the undeniable thrill of adventure. Produced by an illustrious team including Scarlett Johansson herself, “Fly Me to the Moon” also stars a constellation of talents that promise to light up every scene.
Why You Can’t Miss This
The Stellar Cast: With names like Nick Dillenburg, Anna Garcia, and comedy powerhouse Ray Romano, this film is set to deliver unparalleled entertainment.
A Riveting Storyline: Merging comedy with the drama against the iconic backdrop of the Apollo 11 mission, offering viewers a unique cinematic voyage.
Directorial Brilliance: Under Greg Berlanti’s helm, the film is a visual and emotional masterpiece awaiting to be unveiled.
Prepare for Launch
The release of the trailer marks the beginning of an exciting countdown to the film’s premiere. “Fly Me to the Moon” is more than a movie; it’s a tribute to the indomitable human spirit, the wonders of collaboration, and the timeless allure of space exploration. This July 2024, ensure your seats are reserved for a journey that promises to be both heartwarming and exhilarating.
“Columbia Pictures is thrilled to present the trailer for ‘Fly Me to the Moon,’ a cinematic journey that blends humor, heart, and a hint of cosmic wonder. Join us this July for an adventure that’s truly out of this world,” announced the distributor of this eagerly awaited film in the Philippines.
Engage with Us
Join the conversation using the hashtag #FlyMeToTheMoon and follow @columbiapicph for exclusive sneak peeks, behind-the-scenes footage, and exciting updates from the cast and crew. Your adventure among the stars begins with a click.
Mark your calendars for July 2024 and join us on “Fly Me to the Moon,” where dreams and cinema converge in a spectacular tale of courage, comedy, and cosmic adventure.
