The official entries for the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2009 was announced by the Executive Committee headed by MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando and its officers. The eight entries are:

Eugene Domingo, a well-known comedienne  , will star in her launching movie entitled “Kimmy Dora” .

Cinema One Originals entry, Yanggaw, has bagged four major awards at the recently concluded Philippine Movie Press Club’s 25th Star Awards for Movies.

T2 started its nationwide screening in cinemaslast April 11, Black Saturday and according to Star Cinema & TV Synergy Specialist Mico del Rosario, T2 grossed P28 million in a span of 2 days.

The additional cast for the highly-anticipated movie New Moon is now complete. The wolf pack composed of Native American actors will join Bella and Edward who were the main characters of Twilight.

Actress Judy Ann Santos teams up with actor-singer Ogie Alcasid in ‘Oh My Girl!,’ a romantic comedy from Regal Films.

This month of February, young actress Maja Salvador will be busy even on Valentine’s day with her new movie “Momoo” by Star Cinema.

Celebrate your Valentine’s season with KC Concepcion and Richard Gutierrez by watching their romantic-comedy movie of the year, “When I Met U.”

The Philippine entry to Oscar’s Best Foreign Language Film category this year, Ploning, failed to make it to the next round of eliminations.

The historic reunion of Ely Buendia, Buddy Zabala, Markus Adoro and Raymund Marasigan held last August 30, 2008 in The Fort Bonifacio Open Field is now on DVD.

According to Abraham Lincoln, “The best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a friend.” In this movie, friendship is about to be destroyed because of marriage.

2009 means more movies! This year, you can expect for different kinds of movies on the big screen -tributes to your favorite comics, Japanese animations, cult movies and books.

Starring Jose Manalo and Wally Bayola, members of Eat Bulaga, Scaregiver is a-must-see comedy film.

The phenomenal reunion concert of the band named Eraserheads is now a movie which is about to hit theaters next week.

The wacky trio composed of Tito, Vic and Joey are going to launch their old sitcom that is one of the most popular and trend-setting sitcoms in the history of Philippine television, “Iskul Bukol.”

“I like to move it move it…”
Yes folks! Madagascar is now on No. 1 at box office garnering $63.5 as it premiers this weekend.

Nora Aunor’s famous movie “Himala” was chosen as the Best Asia-Pacific Film in the CNN Asia Pacific Screen Awards held last November 11 at Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.

Pisay (Philippine Science) a Filipino film is nominated in in the Best Children’s Feature Film category of the Asia Pacific Screen Awards.

After being named as one of the Top 18 Asian Films, Nora Aunor’s movie “Himala” is now on the top ten films vying for CNN APSA Viewers Choice Award.

The box office movie of Megastar Sharon Cuneta will seem to be spoofed by a horror-comedy produced by APT Entertainment.