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Who's That Girl? (2011 )

Elizabeth Pedroza (Curtis) has been crushing the hottest guy in her University, John Eduque Jr. (Manzano). She remained unnoticed because she happens to be just an ordinary girl who ordinarily adores the types of John, a hunky athletic popular honor student. But there's more to John than meets the eye and Elizabeth had known that and this distinct feature of him makes her love him even more. Through the years, Elizabeth strive and becomes the dream girl of every guy who walks in the planet, independent, beautiful, sophisticated, sweet and loving. No longer the ordinary college student she used to be. But Elizabeth still loves no other than John and keeps tons of pictures of him decorated in her new condominium. When she read a news about John Eduque being dead, she immediately assumed that it was John Eduque Jr. and not John's father. She goes to the funeral, all dressed in black matched with a black veil. She cried her lungs out in front of the casket saying the things she should. Written by Clarisse Sobiono www.facebook.com/bbvocz

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Standard Rom Com With A Little Twist

Fresh faced Phillipine beauty Anne Curtis plays Elizabeth, a successful young executive. While at school, and looking somewhat plain (you can't fully hide her beauty), she has a major crush on the school heart throb, John (Luis Manzano). One day after she freezes up in class (due to John coming into class with a note) and is outside crying. John cheers her up. Years pass and she thinks of him still. She opens the paper to find he died and goes to the wake and falls apart, but she realizes its John's father, not John who passed. However, by her hysterical reaction everyone thinks she had an affair with John Sr. causing a reaction and vows of revenge from his wife, played by Eugene Domingo, who is over the top funny in this (she is always fun to watch in film). Various situations ensue, some crazy, some cute. Its pretty much a chick flick, but a slightly above average one, due to Ms. Curtis and especially Ms. Domingo. While not laugh out loud funny, it moves along pretty well. If your favorite films are romantic comedies with a measure of screwball comedy/slapstick. you'll like this.

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