Celebrating Heroes Both Fact & Fiction!

It has been more than a month since the ECQ (Enhance Community Quarantine) has been announced in the Philippines and things feel like it was forever for most people. But for those who never stop hoping and believe there are heroes out there despite the coronavirus pandemic things to be considered about celebrating a few. The past weekend if you’re aware of the dates have some significance for those who have been comicbook readers and sports fans. But to those who are unaware this will give you a little bit of insight for the fictional hero that debuted more than eight decades ago and those who followed a sport team that dominated the 1990s.

The Last Dance | Streaming in 2020

01.01.2019 – The New Year usher some surprising things and there’s a lot to look forward to when it comes to documentaries that’s related to sports namely “The Last Dance,” which is the Chicago Bulls 1997-1998 season that leads to their sixth and final season. This was been in discussion for quite sometimes and there were several trailers, which was teased more than six months ago. For any Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls fan out there this was pure nostalgia that cemented the NBA into a global sport that is today.

Doco Films | Spitfire: Inspiration of a Nation

11.30.2018 – Documentaries are rarely appreciated as compared to theatrical films. They may not entertain you but it tells you about real life and most of them is experience in history that also includes events that change a culture. In the Philippines there is no market for documentaries being shown in cinemas. They go straight to home video editions. There’s not much interest to seeing documentaries in cinemas that appeal to other countries.