Isn’t it a bummer when you see your favorite movie already playing halfway through when you turn on the TV? Fret not! From rom-com and action to horror and thriller, we’re giving you a heads up on all the must-watch movies on TV from February 28 to March 6, 2022.
February 28, Monday
It Takes A Man and A Woman
(7pm, Cinema One)
The relationship between Miggy and Laida didn’t last, and neither did Miggy’s business success. When Laida returns to help with a presentation to MET, old feelings come to the surface.
Sid & Aya: Not A Love Story
(7:30pm, PBO)
A successful stockbroker who suffers from insomnia hires a woman to keep him company during his long, sleepless nights.
Venom
(8:10pm, HBO)
Journalist Eddie Brock is trying to take down Carlton Drake, the notorious and brilliant founder of the Life Foundation. While investigating one of Drake’s experiments, Eddie’s body merges with the alien Venom — leaving him with superhuman strength and power. Twisted, dark and fueled by rage, Venom tries to control the new and dangerous abilities that Eddie finds so intoxicating.
March 1, Tuesday
Unkabogable Praybeyt Benjamin
(9pm, Cinema One)
In the long history of military service there is always a soldier named Benjamin Santos. But Gen. Ben’s son Benjamin VII shuns being a soldier, instead opting to be a scientist, and his son Benjamin VIII is gay that Gen. Ben renounces them. Then the old man turns 75 and Benjamin VII, who has become an inventor, decides to reconcile and attends the birthday party with his family.
March 2, Wednesday
The Gifted
(5:15pm, PBO)
Childhood best friend with a genius IQ become bittersweet rivals when they both fall for Mark.
Bridget Jones’ Diary
(6:25pm, HBO)
At the start of the New Year, 32-year-old Bridget decides it’s time to take control of her life — and start keeping a diary. Now, the most provocative, erotic and hysterical book on her bedside table is the one she’s writing. With a taste for adventure, and an opinion on every subject – from exercise to men to food to sex and everything in between – she’s turning the page on a whole new life.
Kung Ako Na Lang Sana
(7pm, Cinema One)
Emmy is a successful businesswoman who tirelessly jumps from one venture to another while she plays the role of a generous provider to her friends and relatives who in need. While carefree Enteng, Emmy’s best friend, is a playboy who seems to take life very lightly. Despite, contrasting personalities, Enteng and Emmy take on life together while trying their best to conceal each of their feelings for one another. Will Emmy and Vince ever find the courage to admit that the love they have been searching for all their lives lies with one another?
Batman Begins
(10pm, Cinemax)
A young Bruce Wayne travels to the Far East, where he’s trained in the martial arts by Henri Ducard, a member of the mysterious League of Shadows. When Ducard reveals the League’s true purpose — the complete destruction of Gotham City — Wayne returns to Gotham intent on cleaning up the city without resorting to murder. With the help of Alfred, his loyal butler, and Lucius Fox, a tech expert at Wayne Enterprises, Batman is born.
March 3, Thursday
James&Pat&Dave
(5pm, Cinema One)
To support her brother in college, hardworking assistant hostel manager and online vegetable seller Pat Reyes trains her boss’s hardheaded and exiled grandson, James Raymundo as a hostel employee. In a game of cat and mouse, Pat tries to straighten James up while he tries to get out of doing the hard work. James finds an opportunity to make Pat recommend a raise for him when she needs him to pretend to be her boyfriend to get rid of her returning ex, Dave Verona. But as they discover the rejected souls behind their banters and bravado, they find themselves falling in love for real.
The Lego Movie
(5:25pm, HBO)
Emmet, an ordinary LEGO figurine who always follows the rules, is mistakenly identified as the Special — an extraordinary being and the key to saving the world. He finds himself drafted into a fellowship of strangers who are on a mission to stop an evil tyrant’s plans to conquer the world. Unfortunately for Emmet, he is hopelessly — and hilariously — unprepared for such a task, but he’ll give it his all nonetheless.
The Dark Knight
(10pm, Cinemax)
With the help of allies Lt. Jim Gordon and DA Harvey Dent, Batman has been able to keep a tight lid on crime in Gotham City. But when a vile young criminal calling himself the Joker suddenly throws the town into chaos, the caped Crusader begins to tread a fine line between heroism and vigilantism.
March 4, Friday
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
(5:25pm, HBO)
Lloyd Vogel is an investigative journalist who receives an assignment to profile Fred Rogers, aka Mr. Rogers. He approaches the interview with skepticism, as he finds it hard to believe that anyone can have such a good nature. But Roger’s empathy, kindness and decency soon chips away at Vogel’s jaded outlook on life, forcing the reporter to reconcile with his own painful past.
You Got Me
(7pm, Cinema One)
Lt. Amor “Moe” Santander is a tough chick who’s used to going after crooks. But there’s also one thing she’s running away from ever since her mother died: falling in love. Lt. Kevin Robles is daunted by most things, but most especially coming clean with the girl he’s been loving from afar for a time now. Meanwhile, Caloy is a pirated DVD vendor whom Moe captures, along with his heart. Things get complicated when Caloy enlists Kevin’s help to win Moe, just when Moe and Kevin’s friendship gets deeper. Who does Moe really love?
The Dark Knight Rises
(7:20pm, Cinemax)
It has been eight years since Batman, in collusion with Commissioner Gordon, vanished into the night. Assuming responsibility for the death of Harvey Dent, Batman sacrificed everything for what he and Gordon hoped would be the greater good. However, the arrival of a cunning cat burglar and a merciless terrorist named Bane force Batman out of exile and into a battle he may not be able to win.
Ava
(10pm, Cinemax)
An assassin becomes marked for death by her own black ops organization after questioning orders and breaking protocol.
March 5, Saturday
A Second Chance
(5pm, Cinema One)
In the continuation of Popoy and Basha’s love story from “One More Chance,” we find the couple walking down the aisle and vowing to love each other “forever and ever.” “A Second Chance” explores realities and intricacies and Popoy and Basha’s married life. We find Popoy as a failed achiever, struggling to keep his business and self-esteem intact, while Basha has given up so much in her life to keep their marriage together. Witness how Popoy and Basha will fight, hope, and live for “A Second Chance.”
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
(6:05pm, HBO)
Four high school kids discover an old video game console and are drawn into the game’s jungle setting, literally becoming the adult avatars they chose. What they discover is that you don’t just play Jumanji – you must survive it. To beat the game and return to the real world, they’ll have to go on the most dangerous adventure of their lives, discover what Alan Parrish left 20 years ago, and change the way they think about themselves – or they’ll be stuck in the game forever.
March 6, Sunday
Spider-Man: Homecoming
(4:55pm, HBO)
Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, young Peter Parker returns home to live with his Aunt May. Under the watchful eye of mentor Tony Stark, Parker starts to embrace his newfound identity as Spider-Man. He also tries to return to his normal daily routine — distracted by thoughts of proving himself to be more than just a friendly neighborhood superhero. Peter must soon put his powers to the test when the evil Vulture emerges to threaten everything that he holds dear.
Catch Me I’m In Love
(7pm, Cinema One)
NGO worker, Roan, with high ideals about romance, is assigned to accompany the spoiled son of the president as he goes on an immersion trip in an NGO sponsored community. Coming from different worlds, the two find much to fight about. But an attraction soon grows between them.
Charlie’s Angels
(8pm, Cinemax)
A trio of elite private investigators armed with the latest in high-tech tools, high-performance vehicles, martial arts techniques and an array of disguises unleash their state-of-the-art skills on land, sea and air to track down a kidnapped billionaire-to-be and keep his top-secret voice-identification software out of lethal hands. They’re beautiful, they’re brilliant, and they work for Charlie. In “Charlie’s Angels,” a sexy, high-octane update of the original ’70s action-comedy TV series.
