It Takes a Man and a Woman

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John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo in It Takes a Man and a Woman (2013)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe film follows the life of Miggy (John Lloyd Cruz) and Laida (Sarah Geronimo) after their break-up which occurred after the events of the second film. Miggy is now in a relationship with B... Tout lireThe film follows the life of Miggy (John Lloyd Cruz) and Laida (Sarah Geronimo) after their break-up which occurred after the events of the second film. Miggy is now in a relationship with Belle (Isabelle Daza) while Laida is now a fiercer woman after living in the United States.... Tout lireThe film follows the life of Miggy (John Lloyd Cruz) and Laida (Sarah Geronimo) after their break-up which occurred after the events of the second film. Miggy is now in a relationship with Belle (Isabelle Daza) while Laida is now a fiercer woman after living in the United States. They try to co-exist in the same company while Laida tries to oppose Miggy's business dec... Tout lire

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6,8/10

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- 4 victoires et 10 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
When Miggy and Laida arrived in the apartment in New York to visit the family, their television screen featuring the opening attack scene from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was shown.

Gaffes
When Sarah Geronimo was supposed to be walking the streets of Canada while talking to her mom on the phone, a white Suzuki APV wagon can be seen parked behind her. The APV was never released in Canada and the U.S.

Connexions
Follows A Very Special Love (2008)

Bandes originales
It Takes a Man and a Woman
Words and music: Denny Randell/Letty Jo Randell
Original publisher: Atlantic Music Corp./Universal Music Publishing-Hong Kong
Universal Music Publishing - Philippines

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7/10

Another hit for the AshLloyd fanatics

I must say, I was also drawn into the trilogy, not because I am a fan of the duo, but more of Sarah's songs. This third installment is the best of the three. As corny as Filipino rom-coms can get, this one follows all hollywood rom-com formulas. This shows a stronger more independent Laida, while Miggy's character reverts back to the "I am seeking acceptance/success" character from "A Very Special Love" with a twist of the careless badboy type.

Laida's character shows a strong facade, but is in turmoil inside, both from family and love life matters. She puts on a show of strength up to the point where the audience is about to get fed up with it, but Sarah played the character so well, that she shows Laida's soft and loving side in subtleties where the audience will laugh or cry with her.

Miggy on the other hand is very hard to read at times. Which I think was well acted by John. From his sometimes self-centered persona to his side that loves Laida, John did it well. But all in all Miggy's character in this movie was overshadowed by Laida's much more vocal and sometimes arrogant persona.

The movie was made more enjoyable with the trio of Matet, Joross, and Gio. In my opinion, they made the comedy aspect of it funny and at the same time revealing what Miggy and Laida really feel for/about each other.

All in all an enjoyable movie if you like Filipino rom-coms. The rabid AshLloyd fans will rate this movie a 10 for sure, due to how the movie ends on a high note.

On the other hand, those that have never heard of Sarah or John (which is impossibe in the Filipino community) will probably not enjoy this move that much. The corny ways Filipino rom-coms are will probably get plenty of head shakes from that group of audience.

A solid 7/10.