I can’t wait to see this movie. No way can I go to a cinema here in the U.S. Meron ba dito sa jersey anyway? And also, my husband has announced his intention of not coming with me if I go anyway, so I guess I just have to wait for the DVD. I have a lot of lovely gay friends and I think I can pretty much relate to their lives.
The story revolves around Mark (Luis Manzano) and Noel (John Lloyd Cruz), a gay couple who lives in New York. Mark’s mom, Shirley (Vilma Santos) came from Philippines, lived with her gay son (Mark) and his partner, an illegal immigrant. If Mark is at work, it is Noel that takes care of his mom, touring her around NY. Let us see how the lives of these three people would bring us to laughter and tears. Tip: bring a tissue when you go watch this movie. This is also vilma’s comeback after a long absence from making movies.
However short or long a weekend is it is the quality time that we spend with one another that counts. Hubby’s weekend starts on Friday night while mine starts on Saturday noon. As soon as I get home from work, we do our errands and food shopping. We always tire ourselves doing this but before we go home, we always make it a point to rent a new movie. I always look forward for our Saturday movie nights because it is the time that we relax ourselves by just watching a movie at home. We never go to a theater anymore. We want to spend more of our time with our daughter who also loves watching movies. She gets excited with it. Once she sees me take out a bag of popcorn, she wants to help mommy does the popcorn popping in the microwave.
All Roads Lead Home The Movie is a wholesome movie for the family. This will be on our top list for our Saturday night movies. Watching a family movie with full of message is best when you are with your family. The intense of the movie is more felt when you are together. I encourage everyone to watch the trailer and make this movie a part of your family movie night tradition.