It Takes a Man and a Woman - A Must-See Movie

Super fun. Everybody said he/she had so much fun. When I got to watch this movie, I felt the same way. Everyone was laughing out loud at the theater. Oh I so love the "Zoila and Friends" ... 

The dialogues, punchlines and all were perfectly directed and executed. Laughing out loud, everyone enjoyed every scene. It was super kilig. Their chemistry was really felt.

The film is commendable for its cheesy, mushy, funny lines accompanied with very good representations of its lead and supporting actors. Thumbs up! Keep it up!  :-)

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It Takes a Man and a Woman is the third time that John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo are seen on the big screen as Miggy Montenegro and Laida Magtalas, respectively. 

This “version 3.0” of one of the most successful love teams in Philippine movie history comes four years after its sequel You Changed My Life.

One need not watch the first two films in order to appreciate It Takes a Man and a Woman since the movie can stand on its own story-wise. Also, this Cathy Garcia Molina film doesn’t begin where it last left off. 

However, previous knowledge of Miggy and Laida’s dynamic would make the experience of watching It Takes a Man and a Woman more fun, if not more "kilig."

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The film's director Cathy Garcia-Molina made it sure John Lloyd and Sarah will be doing their best while enjoying the set. The bloopers in the end proved it. As a result, the lead actors' portrayal of their roles were realistic, lovely, believable, and commendable. The two characters have transformed into a "man" and a "woman" and it just didn't take the kilig moments for the movie to be satisfying, but also how the characters made the problems and trials of their lives instruments and reasons to forgive, and eventually love again.

The film, although predictable, is still a must-see not only of its lead stars' performances and undeniably exceptional onscreen partnership, but also because of the values it wants to instill its viewers.