Love Me Tomorrow Trailer Impressions: May-December Love Affair featuring Dawn Zulueta, Piolo Pascual, and Coleen Garcia

Love Me Tomorrow is a 2016 romantic film from star Cinema under the direction of Gino Santos starring Dawn Zulueta, Piolo Pascual, and Coleen Garcia slated for a May 25, 2016 theatrical release. Let's check out what this Star Cinema May-December love affair and love triangle of a romance film has to offer.


Love Me Tomorrow
Plot / Synopsis

In the story, Piolo play as JC, a happy-go-lucky DJ who will find meaning in life when he meets Dawn’s character Cristy.

Meanwhile, Coleen is Janine, a young socialite who will cross paths and forges friendship with Dawn’s character – a married fashion designer. Coleen will also develop a no-label “connection” with Piolo's character.

This coming-of-different-ages film definitely shows how age doesn't matter this 2016.

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Watch Love Me Tomorrow Official trailer here:


Love Me Tomorrow Official Trailer Impression
Love Me Tomorrow Film Trailer Review


What can be said about Love Me Tomorrow official movie trailer? Well, it is one of those catchy romantic film for the more seasoned romantic film fans. It has that usual elements of a romantic film except with a small twist — the female protagonist being a mature woman (around her 50's) and the male protagonist as someone a lot younger (at his 30's). Well that is what the movie is trying to sell us, not that May-December has its complications, but the artists in the film as of that age.


Here is a little fact, did you know that Piolo Pascual is currently 39-years old as he was born in January 12, 1977, Dawn Zulueta is at 47-years old, and Coleen Garcia is 23-years old. With that in mind, the film wants its audience to believe that Piolo and Coleen is at the same age-group, with Dawn being the only more mature character in the love triangle. The question now is did star Cinema succeed in pulling this one off? Besides the tidbit I shared earlier, the film is your standard May-December love affair of a film with both the lead characters falling in love with one another with almost every secondary character seems to go against their "scandalous" and "unconventional" relationship. Add the element of a persistent third party (Coleen) who is going after the lead after a "one night stand" and a cynical daughter towards her mom's younger lover.


How about you guys? What do you think of May-December love affairs as themes for romantic films? Have you seen the film (as it is currently in theaters as of the writing of this blog)? What's your overall rating on the film? Share your thoughts and opinion about Love Me Tomorrow in the comments section below and let's discuss about it.

Ex with Benefits Trailer Impressions: Coleen Garcia First Lead Role with Derek Ramsay in a Sexy Romantic Film

Ex with Benefits is a 2015 romantic film from Star Cinema and Viva Films under the direction of Gino Santos which stars Derek Ramsay, Coleen Garcia, and Meg Imperial slated for a September 2, 2015 theatrical release. Let's check out what this adult-themed movie that centers about former lovers reigniting the flames of the past has in store for us here.


Ex with Benefits
Plot / Synopsis

“EX with Benefits” follows the story of former lovers, 35-year-old Adam Castrances (Derek Ramsay) and 28-year-old Arkisha Aragon (Coleen Garcia). Adam and Arki went to school together and had a promising relationship until Arki suddenly left Adam without a word. Since then, Adam regards Arki as his “TOTGA” – The One That Got Away. They finally cross paths years after their breakup. And, there's something they can't get enough of - "benefits." However, just as everything is getting back on track, the secrets of the past will resurface, forcing Adam and Arki to discover if exes could really give each other a second chance or not. What if the love EXpires, but the fun EXtends? Will they be able to heal the pain from the past?

Resource: Star Cinema Official Page

Watch Ex with Benefits Official trailer here:






Ex with Benefits Official Trailer Impression
Ex with Benefits Film Trailer Review


So what is there to say about the Ex with Benefits trailer? Well besides the eye candies who are Derek Ramsay, coleen Garcia, and Meg Imperial sharing the same screen, it is your standard adult-themed romantic film. By now, it has become a norm that film studios are spewing up adult-themed film after the other. Just replace the previous ones with newer and much sexier faces, and there you have your "new" movie. While initially refreshing, it slowly gets exhausting as it now replaces and starts saturating the market. One evil replacing another, but I am digressing with this political commentary. Let's go back.


Ex with Benefits seems familiar to those who are aware of the "existence of Hollywood" as not long ago there is a 2011 Hollywood romantic comedy entitled "Friends with Benefits". I am not saying that it rips it off and glad they didn't. It is already "controversial" in its current state as some of the professional working in the medical profession thinks that it paints them in a bad light. Films has always been a reflection of society and if there is smoke, there is probably fire. Does one isolated case or a fictional movie affect a certain profession? It is like that one Philippine statesman who filed a bill that would prevent the entertainment industry from depicting men in power like politicians and police as villains or antagonists. A bill that is trivial at best, just like the controversy that seems to be surrounding this movie which I believe may very well be made up (for promotion). Well, if you are a fan of the "unconventional" romantic films with a PG-13 love scenes and fresh faces, then Ex with Benefits is probably right up your alley.


How about you guys? What do you think of Coleen Garcia's first lead role? Do you think that such films that features one specific profession can negatively paint the people working on such industry? Will you be watching or curious about the film? Share your thoughts and impressions on the Ex with Benefits trailer in the comments section below: