I Will Always Love You (2006)

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Director:

Mac Alejandre (as Mac C. Alejandre)

Writers:

Roselle Y. Monteverde (story) (as Roselle Monteverde-Teo), RJ Nuevas (story) (as Robert Joseph Nuevas)

Stars:

Richard Gutierrez, Angel Locsin, Bearwin Meily

1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Richard Gutierrez	...	Justin
Angel Locsin	...	Cecille
Bearwin Meily	...	Ogie
Tuesday Vargas	...	Frida
James Blanco	...	Andrew
Bianca King	...	Donna
Amy Austria	...	Encar
Jean Garcia	...	Adelle
Lloyd Samartino	...	Edward
Karen delos Reyes	...	Tessa
Ehra Madrigal	...	Mitch
Suzette Ranillo	...	Emma
Miriam Pantig	...	Ms. Rivera
Louis Alejandro	...	Peping
Encar Benedicto	...	Andrew's Mother

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

title based on song | 

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Taglines:

Now that love has begun, can they make love last forever?

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Genres:

Romance

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Details

Official Sites:

GMA Films Regal Films

Country:

Philippines

Language:

Filipino Tagalog

Release Date:

8 February 2006 (Philippines)

Filming Locations:

Oakland, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

GMA Films, Regal Films

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

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Soundtracks

I Will Always Love You
Performed by Nina
Warner Music Phils.

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Movie Review: I Will Always Love You (2006) by Len Bourret (Copyright 2007)

Link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0497777/

The film, I Will Always Love You, is the kind of movie that has become non-existent in the U.S. It is the kind of film that Hollywood used to make. It is not frothy or soapy, but is a true picture of some opposite-sex and same-gender relationships. It is the story of a person who is, at least initially, so ashamed of his partner that he refuses to disclose his relationship to his parents and significant others, and is unwilling to make a long-term commitment to a person he claims to truly love. This is the kind of film that I wish June Allyson, before her death, had starred in. Supporting Lauren Bacall's complaint, I believe that television has led to the destruction of films in the U.S. Movie production companies seem to have been taken over by people who know nothing about the making of films, or who only know about making cheap, run-of-the-mill made- for-television kind of movies. This film actually has a happy ending, instead of the usual we-are-doomed, negative kind of ending. The film offers hope, positivity, and the kind of escapism to render pleasant dreams and something to reach for. Whatsmore, the film gives us dynamic acting, rather than a dependence on animation or special effects. It is the kind of film that I strongly recommend that Lauren Bacall, and those remaining from Hollywood's golden era, to ferret out. It appears that only filmmakers, outside of the U.S., are in the know about what really makes a great movie. The U.S. seems to have lost the art of film-making, and sorely needs to re-learn how to make a movie. Audiences need more than harsh, reality films and movies that offer only shattered dreams. This film is reminiscent of The Graduate, and shows two people who learn what real love is all about. They both learn about making a long-term commitment, and giving each other dignity and respect. It is a film that I am not ashamed to see, nor would I be ashamed to encourage others to see. I give this film my highest rating, 10 out of 10. If not a must-see, it is certainly a should-see film. Bring your hankie. The film is a tear jerker, but it will make you leap in tears of joy. I Will Always Love You is highly recommended!

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