Un-ex You

Caught by the humor of RC Delos Reyes and the finesse of Kim Molina and Jerald Napoles in the field of comedy, the movie truly puts the viewer in a lighthearted and joyous mood.

The cast is great for the genre, filled perfectly with the up-and-coming love team: Kyosu Guinto and Vladia Disuanco.

The movie could've used a little bit more runtime to patch up several noticeable plot holes and help the story feel more complete, or rather it felt like an abrupt set-up attempt for a possible sequel.

Overall, it's a good watch-something you'd want to see if you're really in the mood for a great dose of laugh and light fun.

The first 5 minutes? Wala. No hook. Just straight up info dump. Instead of letting us feel where the character is at emotionally or mentally, the film just... talks at us. Parang "here's her backstory, here's her issue, here's everything about her life" pero wala kang mararamdamang urgency, tension, or even curiosity. I stayed for 20 mins... and still, nothing. Seryoso, I wanted to like it. I gave it time. But even after 20 minutes, walang real shift, walang clear goal or conflict na pinaparamdam. Puro vibes-pero walang direction. It was trying to be deep but forgot to be engaging. I hate leaving bad reviews, pero I'm being honest here: It felt like a first draft na hindi pa edited for screen. A beautiful concept (maybe?) na na-bury under too much explaining. I'm sure there's heart behind this film, but the execution made it hard to care. If you're into slow, meditative films with very little early payoff, maybe it's for you. But if you're like me na gusto ng kahit konting emotional spark agad, you might get bored. Fast.