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Showing posts with label Paulo Avelino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paulo Avelino. Show all posts

Saturday, December 7, 2013

Discovering Sarah Lahbati


To an old fogey like me, keeping track of all the upcoming Filipino talents is getting harder and harder every year, so thanks to people like Tim Yap who are in on these things, I get to know new and upcoming talents!  Actually, in the Supremo list this year of the people to watch out for in 2012, we agreed to five of the people in the list (Paulo Avelino, JM de Guzman, Julie Anne San Jose, Alden Richards, and Enrique Gil). 

I was not familiar with the other seven, including this dusky mixed race Pinay beauty, Sarah Lahbati.  It appears that she has a hit afternoon TV show called Kokak (hmmmm... we also had our own version of Kokak way back in the day, care of Rachel Lobangco), but she does look like a very delectable Kokak to me!  I won't be surprised to see more of her in the future!
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Gawad Urian 2012 Best Picture: Ang Sayaw Ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa’

Last year, I attended the Gawad Urian awards not being able to watch 95% of the nominated films.  I fared better this year, maybe around 90% - but at least, I was able to see the film that snagged Best Picture!  

Ang Sayaw ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa was in my top 10 movies of 2011 list, and I had nominations for Rocco Nacino as Best Supporting Actor Drama and Best Soundtrack.

Other nonwinners though tonight fared better.  Martin Escudero was my Best Actor - Comedy or Musical and Eugene Domingo was my Best Actress - Comedy or Musical.

‘Ang Sayaw Ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa’ wins big in 35th Gawad Urian
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Paulo Avelino: Gawad Urian 2012 Best Actor


















While I was on a date in CPK Greenbelt October of last year, Wansapanataym was showing on their TV sets and the scene was of this handsome guy swimming laps around the pool.  The director (obviously gay) showed ALL his best assets that only a gay man would love to see.  I asked my date if he knew the guy and he said it was Paulo Avelino.  I was an instant fan - that's why I watched 'Aswang', Ang Sayaw ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa and Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.  Imagine shelling out 200 bucks for those movies!!  And of course - all those Bench pictures came out later......

Anyhow, I saw Paulo loitering in the car park tonight, so I called out to him and asked for a photo op!  At least I had no competition from screaming girls!!  About an hour later, he was proclaimed Best Actor in the Gawad Urian Awards for his film Ang Sayaw Ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa, a meditative film about love and dance and poetry - a movie which is right along the alley of the critics and academic voters of the Urian.  Well, I do hope he has a long career.  In this age where ABS-CBN rules everything, talented actors like him will only get to act in crappy movies.....so going indie is where they will get their challenges as an thespian.....
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Sunday, November 6, 2011

Movie Review: 'Aswang' Has No Bite





Too bad that a movie who had actors well worth the bite - had no bite at all. Yup, the 'aswang' in me would've loved to sink my teeth into Paulo Avelino and ditto to Lovi Poe (if I were straight) but sadly, even with Jerrold Tarog at the helm, I went out of the theater experiencing no fear or dread, at any point during the movie.  And that's a bad sign for a horror movie!!  Ditto for the poor audience who had to endure this movie during its last full showing Thursday in SM MOA.  A guy at my back even simulated a loud snore twice during the movie to signify his boredom.  And there were some snickering towards the end as the aswangs were just casually shot to death.  Hmmmm.......a bullet could kill an aswang?  Have we confused our own local horror fiends with the Hollywood zombies?

Well, save your hard-earned money and pass on this.  Even the DVD version.  Times are hard.  Even the supposedly hyped love scene between Paulo and Lovi was well, boring.  Aren't they supposed to be in love?  This was supposed to be forbidden love, right?  Where's the passion?  No wonder all the kids are trooping to see Bella and Edward these next few weeks.  Just seeing those guys look at each other is worth the price of the ticket of the movie!