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Looking forward to this, it has all the things I like: Spielberg, Hanks, Streep, great supporting cast and story about journalism

Visually Coco is more impressive. But the most stunning visually in the recent Pixar movies is The Good Dinosaur, I bet that's more expensive considering it had production delay as well

Personally I liked Boss Baby and I consider one of the few box office standouts for animation this year I hope Coco does really maximize its box office potential

Good start for Coco! I hope it continues to do great numbers through out the holiday weekend. And I also hope Wonder continues its impressive box office run!

Good start for Coco! yay!

The Frozen holiday special was originally planned as a TV special to air on ABC that's why it's really long as it was designed for TV. Disney just decided earlier this year to screen it in the theaters. Perhaps Disney wanted to protect Coco's box office so they attached it to the movie and if helps Coco I'm all for it! I did like the holiday special, it gets you in the holiday spirit and also has some stunning animation that looks great on a big screen. I'm sure Elsa's holiday gown will be a bestselling doll Anyway, with over 100 reviews Coco has settled with 95% rating on RT! I love this movie so much so I really, really hope it will be a box office smash

I can't help but feel worried for Coco's box office. I really don't want it to flop because how lovely the movie is

Slightly worried about it honestly. I've seen Coco and it will be a heartwarming crowd pleaser for sure. I hope the market is strong enough for both movies to do well

A key Mama Coco scene will hit a chord to a lot of parents for sure

The Good Dinosaur is so stunning visually, all the details pour into it so that's why I was really sad it was a flop So beautiful to watch in the big screen, home video couldn't really replicate it

FANS ACROSS PH GO ALL IN AS “JUSTICE LEAGUE” GROSSES P287.5-M IN 4 DAYSDC’s iconic Super Hero team soared to #1 at the PH box officevia press releaseMANILA, November 20, 2017 – Warner Bros. Pictures’ epic action adventure Justice League proved its might at the Philippine box office, earning a final opening weekend total of more than P287.54-M across 772 screens to become the #1 release in the country, and setting new records.The big-screen team-up generations of fans have been waiting for, Justice League unites Ben Affleck’s Batman, Henry Cavill’s Superman and Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman with a new generation of big-screen Super Heroes: Jason Momoa’s Aquaman, Ray Fisher’s Cyborg and Ezra Miller’s The Flash.The epic action-adventure smash several records with this blockbuster opening, namely:Biggest November Opening Weekend All-Time Industry Wide Biggest Warner Bros. Opening Weekend All-Time 2nd Biggest Opening Weekend for 2017, Industry-Wide 2nd Biggest Saturday gross in history In making the announcement, Warner Bros. Philippines General Manager Francis Soliven stated, “The first-ever Justice League movie was nothing short of an event, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to see longtime fans and newcomers to the DC universe alike flocking to cinemas to come along for the ride. These phenomenal results are a testament to the enduring power of these icons and the crowd-pleasing team adventure the filmmakers and their talented cast have delivered, which promises to thrill, entertain and engage audiences well into the season.”The biggest gross receipts were contributed by SM Mall of Asia (P11.7-M), SM Megamall (P11.5-M) and SM North EDSA (P11.06-M). Trinoma posted sales of P8.67-M, followed by Greenbelt 3 (P5.4-M), Glorietta 4 (P4.6-M), SM Cebu (P4.5-M), Greenhills Theatremall (P4.4-M), Gateway Cineplex (P4.3-M) and Power Plant (P4.1-M).Completing the Top 20 theaters are Uptown Taguig (P3.81-M), Ayala Cebu (P3.80-M), SM Seaside Cebu (P3.8-M), Shang Cineplex (P3.6-M), Alabang Town Center (P3.6-M), SM Southmall (P3.54-M), Robinsons Magnolia (P3.49-M), Fisher Mall (P3.4-M), SM Clark (P3.3-M) and Bonifacio High Street (P3.2-M).

Go Wonder!

I think Coco is a good movie to watch for Thanksgiving and the holidays just for its strong family story. I really hope it resonates it deserves it. I like TGD but I had feeling while watching it that it wouldn't connect that much because at some point that movie's energy dragged. Coco is not that, it's very engaging from start to finish and I imagine the ending would be a big crowd pleaser. It's hard not to really

The Frozen Holiday special was intended for TV and it does feel a little off to watch a "long" short before a Disney-Pixar movie but I liked it, it gets you in the holiday mood If it helps Coco not go the TGD route, I'm all for it lol

I also go to AwardsWatch and it's really quite interesting how BOT and AW really differ in what topics are talked about, really different worlds. There the superhero movies are barely talked about except something like Wonder Woman and Thor: Ragnarok but mainly that's because of Cate Blanchett lol I'm impressed the movie has kept its 100% RT rating this long

Why not earlier? It opens Nov 22 here

Yup, Nov. 29

That's a good Saturday rise for The Star, maybe it can have 10M OW Still pretty good for Wonder but too bad it's not 12

I'm so happy for Wonder's box office success!

What's with the title Roman J. Israel, Esq? That's so not market-friendly

We do commemorate our departed ones during Nov. 1 and 2 here in the Philippines and cemeteries are packed on those days where it's common for families to spend overnight and have some sort of picnic there as well. It's quite similar to Dia de Muertas although it's not as festive. Anyway, I do think the movie would resonate to a broad audience mostly because of the strong family ties (even beyond the grave) that the movie highlights

I attended an advanced screening last night here in the Philippines and I LOVE this movie. Funny,tender and heartwarming. Yes the narrative is a little conventional for a Pixar original but it's very well0produced and focused. But most of all the movie's strength is that it has a BIG heart! The twist is something one could easily figure out midway but still it does not take away from the reveal and the two key scenes made me sob both involving the song REMEMBER ME! Mexico's culture was wonderfully represented here, vivid and colorful. The Philippines actually share some similar culture with Mexico actually especially the family side so we could relate it to as well Overall, lovely film and a wonderful addition to Pixar's filmography I've seen THE BOOK OF LIFE as well. I also love it but COCO is very different! The only similarity is the setting up the story on the holiday but they have different focus, style and narrative (I didn't mind OLAF'S FROZEN ADVENTURE because it was so festive and sets up the holiday mood very well and if it helps Coco's box office then it's good! but the movie is a crowdpleaser)

"THOR: RAGNAROK” THUNDERS WITH P38.56-M, MARVEL'S BIGGEST OPENING DAY FOR 2017via press releaseMANILA, October 26, 2017 – The God of Thunder’s exciting new adventure in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor: Ragnarok opened at No.1 yesterday nationwide, capturing the biggest opening day gross for a Marvel Studios title for 2017.The Chris Hemsworth-led blockbuster posted an otherworldly P38.56-M opening gross (including Tuesday's sneaks) and now ranks fourth in the year's biggest openers (bested only by Beauty and the Beast, Wonder Woman and Fast & Furious 8).The top-selling cinemas are (in descending order) SM Mall of Asia (P1.67-M), SM North EDSA (P1.59-M), SM Megamall (P1.25-M), Newport Cinemas (P1.07-M), Glorietta 4 (P886,362), Trinoma (P874,529), Greenbelt 3 (P724,343), Ayala Malls Cebu (P643,876), SM Aura (P600,699) and SM Cebu (P574,834).They are followed by Robinsons's Magnolia (P564,982), Power Plant (P561,821), SM Iloilo (P561,010), Bonifacio High Street (P536,086), Greenhills Promenade (P484,702), SM Clark (P480,530), Shang Cineplex (P480,530), Uptown Place (P472,439), SM Seaside City Cebu (P461,076) and Fisher Mall (P447,360).Directed by Taika Waititi from a script by Craig Kyle & Christopher Yost and Stephany Folsom and Eric Pearson, Thor: Ragnarok picks up after the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron.In the film, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is imprisoned on the other side of the universe without his mighty hammer and finds himself in a race against time to get back to Asgard to stop Ragnarok—the destruction of his homeworld and the end of Asgardian civilization—at the hands of an all-powerful new threat, the ruthless Hela (Cate Blanchett). But first he must survive a deadly gladiatorial contest that pits him against his former ally and fellow Avenger—the Incredible Hulk (Mark Ruffalo).The film stars Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Cate Blanchett, Idris Elba, Jeff Goldblum, Tessa Thompson, Karl Urban with Mark Ruffalo and Anthony Hopkins.Now showing across the Philippines, Thor: Ragnarok is distributed by the Walt Disney Company.

So far so good! And early review embargo lift is a good sign!

Go Jackie Chan!