Getting another week of extension are the dog-horror "Breed", the action-packed "DOA: Dead or Alive", and the youth-oriented "First Day High."
Till I Met You (Gaisano Mall Cinema 2)
Five years after their first team-up in Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw, Asia's Songbird Regine Velasquez and the Bad Boy of Philippine cinema Robin Padilla are back together in another romantic movie.
"Till I Met You" has Regine portraying Luisa, an ambitious social climber who has hooked a rich old man Senor Manuel (portrayed by Eddie Garcia) who thinks she is worth marrying.
He brings her to his sprawling ranch, introduces her to the caretaker Gabriel (Robin) whom he treats like a son. When some urgent business has to be dealt with back in the city, the old man leaves his fiancée at the ranch, entrusting her to the caretaker.
Gabriel instinctively feels that Luisa is only after the old man's wealth.
The plot makes for an exciting romantic comedy for viewers who have either lost faith in love or have remained hopeful.
John Tucker Must Die (Gaisano Mall Cinema 1)
"John Tucker Must Die" is an all-out comedy about a clique of campus' most popular girls planning to humiliate the campus' handsome jock.
The three girls from competing high school cliques discover that they've each been dating the same guy: the school's smooth and hunky basketball team captain,
John Tucker (Jesse Metcalfe).
After comparing notes, the fuming trio -- reporter-wannabe Carrie (Arielle Kebbel), head cheerleader Heather (Ashanti) and vegan activist Beth (Sophia Bush) -- conspire to teach Tucker a lesson he'll never forget.
But their efforts only backfire and further make Tucker more popular than ever.
The girls recruit a pretty newcomer, Kate, to get the hot jock to fall for her, so she can ceremoniously dump him.
Kate's hesitant to play along but, desperate for new friends and a chance to finally be "visible," she agrees to help the girls do the plan.
Flyboys (Gaisano Mall Cinema 3)
In 1917, prior to the official entry into the First World War by the United States, the Allied powers of France, England and Italy were on the ropes against the German juggernaut.
Some altruistic young Americans volunteered to fight alongside their counterparts in France. Some joined the infantry, others chose the Ambulance Corps.
But 38 young men had a different idea: they decided to learn how to fly.
Their motivations for enlisting may have been different: Blaine Rawlings (James Franco) is searching for his purpose following the bank's foreclosure of his family ranch, Briggs Lowry (Tyler Labine) is shamed into joining by his disciplinarian father, while African-American expatriate boxer Eugene Skinner (Abdul Salis) vows to repay his debt to his adopted, racially-tolerant country.
Never before has a movie so accurately portrayed the thrill and danger of the aerial dogfights that played such an integral role in the Allied resistance.
It's an once-in-a-lifetime war adventure that should not be missed.
