It was my first time to attend a workshop outside the country, and I was so excited to see people of different races gathered together doing the stuff that we do well most. I felt likewise elated seeing familiar faces from UST Hospital and Heart Center of the Philippines. Of course, it wont be exactly fun without the sightseeing, eating out, and shopping with colleagues. I swore to myself that if I had enough in my budget, I would be going out of the country for workshops more often. Its just like hitting two birds with one stone -- education and fun mixed together (though the latter is more preferrable hehehe!)
Of Waray-Cavitenya descent. True blue Virgo born in the year of the Metal Dog. Paulinian and Tomasian by heart. Loyal and loving wife of my HoneyBee Edison. Ever supportive daughter and sister. Pathologist/ Medical Transcriptionist. Movie buff. Scrapbooker.
Bangkok Dangerous (There's a charming restaurant scene, some nifty hand-to-hand combat and the cast is great looking. But pretty much all the things that made the original so original are filtered out of this un-original. - Critic Michael Ordona)
Hellboy 2: The Golden Army (Hellboy II, like its 2004 predecessor, has a middling story line, but it's made memorable by the dark, freaky visions of director Guillermo del Toro. And this time, his imagination runs wilder than ever. - Critic Rafer Guzman)
Righteous Kill (The power couple's onscreen chemistry, which should be the film's strongest calling card, is merely adequate, a major disappointment for those expecting a tug o' war between screen titans. - Critic Bruce Damara)