Tayo Naman.
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Aside from a few hits, Hollywood's fall slate is not as widely appealing to local audiences as its summer lineup, paving the way for local fare to thrive. Fortunately, some local films are rising to the occasion, prompting Filipinos to flock to the big screen.
2 Valid IDs is having its own You Can See Everything and Obsession moment at the box office. It's something we rarely see: the first three days of its second week of screenings have reportedly doubled its earnings from its entire opening week. Exhibitors are also taking note of the demand, as evidenced by the film's increased theater count over the week. In just ten days, the Ma-an Asuncion-Dagñalan-directed drama has collected ₱32 million.
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The same can be said of Victor Villanueva's Pee Mak. In ten days, the horror comedy starring Wilbert Ross and Bea Binene has grossed an impressive ₱60 million, with its chances of reaching the century mark looking increasingly promising.
In a sign of staying power, Cathy Garcia-Sampana's Always Yours, Never Mine continues to screen nationwide nearly a month after its premiere.
