Family History (2019) Movie Trailer Impressions: A GMA Pictures' Drama Film About a Marriage Featuring Michael V. and Dawn Zulueta

Family History is a 2019 family drama film from GMA Pictures and MIC TEST Entertainment under the direction of Michael V.; starring Michael V. and Dawn Zulueta, with Miguel Tanfelix and Bianca Umali and is slated for a July 2019 Philippine theatrical released. Let's check out what this 2019 family drama-comedy film about the marriage that is slowly failing and a family seemingly on the brink of being broken in Family History here at Pinoy Movie Blogger.


Family History
Premise

What if the memories that complete you become the memories that hurt you?

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Watch the Family History Official trailer here:





Family History Official Trailer Impression
Family History Film Trailer Review


What can be said about the Family History (2019) official movie trailer? Well, it is somewhat refreshing to see a family drama film featuring one of Philippines' funniest comedian, Michael V acting (and directing) alongside a Filipino drama film veteran, Dawn Zulueta. In most cases, comedians usually have this innate talent in being good in various dramatic roles. Michael V. has shown this a couple of times, usually on the smaller screen, usually in Eat Bulaga's Lenten specials. It is good, that his mother network (GMA Network) has finally entrusted him to direct and star in his very own drama film. So what can we expect with Family History?





From what we see in this trailer, the film tackles a love between someone who is not good looking (Michael V.) but ends up marrying his beautiful dream girl (Dawn Zulueta), which in most romantic films is a happily ever after, but this isn't this kind of film? Family History focuses on the plight of a couple, which seems to be all glossy and perfect on the outside but tells a different tale; of a failing marriage. These kinds of scenarios are not as rare as many would think and many (Filipino) couples and families can relate. The film could teach a valuable story about taking care of a marriage. The premise isn't something new, but with charismatic leads like Michael V. and Dawn Zulueta with the Bianca Umali-Miguel Tanfelix loveteam added to the mix, this dramatic film seems to shape as something to be really promising. The only question now is, will the film go on a happily ever after route, or will it be a tragedy? Guess that is what we'll have to find out when it hits the theaters this July 2019.


How about you guys? What do you think about this 2019 family drama film about a failing marriage starring Michael V.? What are similar films like this that you have seen and liked in the past? What do you think about Michael V.'s performance from this trailer and what are your favorite and memorable roles that you have with him? What else are you looking forward to 2019's Family History film? Will you be seeing this 2019 family drama Filipino movie when it hits the theaters? Share your thoughts and opinion about Family History (2019) in the comments section below and let's discuss it.

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.

The Love Affair Uncut Trailer Impressions: Illicit Love Affair featuring Dawn Zulueta, Richard Gomez, and Bea Alonzo Love Triangle

The Love Affair is a Star Cinema romantic film directed by Nuel Naval which stars Richard Gomez, Bea Alonzo, Dawn Zulueata, Tom Rodriguez, Ina Feleo, Tonton Gutierrez, Manolo Pedrosa, Grae Fernandez, and Jane Oineza slated for an August 12, 2015 theatrical release. Let's check out what this latest love affair of a romantic drama film from Star Cinema has to offer.


The Love Affair
Plot / Synopsis

"The Love Affair” revolves around the intertwining stories of Vince (Richard Gomez), Tricia (Dawn Zulueta), and Adie (Bea Alonzo), who will find themselves at the “crossroads” of their lives. Will they find their happiness?

Source: Official Star Cinema Website

Watch The Love Affair Official trailer here:






The Love Affair Official Trailer Impression
The Love Affair Film Trailer Review

So what is there to say about The Love Affair uncut trailer? Well besides some additional swear words that didn't made the local "family-friendly" television trailer, The Love Affair trailer is your basic drama film that once again deals with infidelity. This time it deals with the wife (Dawn Zulueta) cheating on her husband (Richard Gomez) who laters find it out and ends up encountering Bea Alonzo's character who was supposedly the bride-to-be to another cheater, Tom Rodriguez' character. Both Richard and Bea found solace and romance with each other's company and another movie dedicated to illicit affair ensues.


Now that we had another illicit affair premise tackled, there is nothing really that this film has to offer than a change of actors playing the title roles. The chemistry is always good with Richard-Dawn pair-up and Bea is always pretty to look at. Well, it is also probably exciting for fans to see Richard and Dawn back in the big screen again and one could say that it is probably enough for them to plow through the cliche'd and milked-to-exhaustion premise of adultery in Filipino films. Heck, we might even see a Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla with this kind of film ten to twenty years from now and people would still buy that thing. Well, to its credit, the film does make you question if it is justified to correct one wrongdoing with another... well, NO!; There, we finally answered it. So can we now not see the film? :D But seriously speaking, this film would probably bring up talks about divorce, grounds for annulment, morality or justification of committing acts of adultery. Well, I want to think that the film would be smart that way. Well hopefully I can hear that from you guys or someone who'll go see it. Give us a heads up here if ever it became a smart romantic kind of drama flick. Oh and one last thing, I'd call that Richard and Dawn will patch things up in the end. Call it a hunch or I could be wrong. :D


How about you guys? What do you think about this Richard Gomez, Bea Alonzo, and Dawn Zulueta illicit affair Filipino movie? What local film titles that focus on cheating and adultery that you have seen or enjoyed recently? Do you think it is okay to use such cliche premise over and over again in Filipino films but only with minor tweaks and change of characters? Share your thoughts about The Love Affair uncut trailer in the comments section below: