I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

The greatest movie ever!

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

That Thing Called Tadhana*mild spoiler alertI'm not a movie critic (I am but only with my wife). I don't usually watch Tagalog films. I don't even watch movies that much. But there is something with the movie "That Thing Called Tadhana" that compels me to write this "review". This is the first movie review that I wrote. Tadhana begins awkwardly, in an airport in Rome scene, showing Mace and her overweight baggage problems. Anthony helped her by offering to use his own baggage allowance. This is how the two characters of the movie met, with expectations that they will go on their separate ways upon reaching Manila airport, their destination. But Tadhana (Fate) have other plans. This is a story about two broken hearted individuals albeit in different ways, met at the airport, get to know each other a bit, supported each other's need of companion and by whimsical decision, they end up agreeing to go to a trip to Baguio and Sagada. The succeeding scenes are wonderful executions of the two characters conversation that reveals their compatibility. What struck me most of this movie is the amount of realistic dialogues between the characters. Most of the time it is not forced, it is very much relatable. Expletives are extensively used but for me, the emotional level of the scenes merits it. One of my favorite scenes is when Anthony is putting his arms around Mace, but he seems hesitant seemingly thinking that if he does, their budding friendship would possibly develop into something more romantic. At last, Anthony didn't continue as he thinks he does not want to start something too soon, and does not want to take advantage of Mace' vulnerability at the moment. For me, this is a clear sign that he really likes Mace and he wants to start a relationship with her at the right time, in the right way. I really like this scene as I think the protagonists acting are spot on and they are just so cute to watch. Even simple scenes like when they first hold hands are very much relatable. It is awkward but it is real. Mace said "pag ako nadapa.." (If I fall..), implying to Anthony that she needs support in walking downhill. Anthony then held her hand and they end up interlocking arms together. My interpretation is Mace wants to tell Anthony that its OK for him to hold her, and that she trust him. Contemplating about this movie, I can't help but to compare it with other Tagalog movies that I saw. I wish more and more movies like this comes out where the story is more based on reality, relatable, less over the top acting and with superb script. I will certainly watch out for Antoinette's next project.

Im really amazed how Filipino people admire and cherish this movie. Its terrible and disappointing. Spoiler alert:Its full of bitch dialogs from the pig looking angelica panganiban. She always say F word and do things like a slut does. Its so scary people of the Philippines see this as a masterpiece. I left the cinema on the part where her cursing is so crispy said. I felt disgust through my body. This is their model image? If you want to contribute to the society ABSCBN is working out, watch this. 1/10. Filipino should be kind person not US based slut cursing everywhere anytime. Such a disgrace.

First time I saw the trailer of this movie, I figured it was a different kind of rom com. As it got its nationwide release, both critics and Facebook friends were raving and posting the lines from the movie. To not watch it means to be left out in the discussion, so we decided to watch it one afternoon. I have to narrate that because I was underwhelmed with the movie. Perhaps because I read too much reviews and saw too many clips before I went to see it. Almost every line was familiar already so there was no more surprise in my part. I still admire this work because you genuinely care about the two leads after getting to know them in the first half of the movie. The conversation that they shared were never boring although you kind of feel fed up with her by the time they arrive in Sagada. JM de Guzman was the perfect listening buddy ,with his own demons, but contented on hearing everything Angelica had to say. I am glad this movie was appreciated by so many people, proving you only need a good script to keep the audience listening. The ending though might leave you wanting more.

I am not a typical fan of the Filipino romantic-comedy genre, but this film is definitely one of my favorites under this class. "That Thing Called Tadhana" has a brilliantly crafted story-line, yet modestly simple. The plot literally comprehends only two subjects who are the protagonist couple. The love story is basically a strangers-into-lovers development. One of the noticeable innovations in this films is the lessened use of background music in every scene. Background soundtracks or music are generally mood setters for a particular scene. The scenes in this movie did not make use of such accessories. It primarily relied its witty dialogue, impressive acting of the actor and actress (especially Angelica Panganiban) and beautiful cinematography. Moreover, the symbolisms or analogies used in the movie significantly and perfectly reflected the plot of the story. A manifestation of intelligent writing. "That Thing Called Tadhana" is a standout among Filipino romantic-comedies!