lunaventure

I agree with most of the other reviews. It's easy to watch and not to take seriously. You can go into the kitchen cook dinner and come back and not miss much. I did think the actors were to old to be teenagers. It seems like it was a very low budget shot with tax incentive money. Most shows and films cast actors 18 and over to play teenagers , that way they do not need a work permit or a guardian on set. I'm not sure where this was filmed. They made good use of a small set, and using the same locations most of the time, but shot from different areas. I'll try and finish it. It seems like the trailer is from a different show.

The Union is 90% stunts. Car chase's, roof. Top running and fight scenes From what I saw the Stunt doubles did all the work. 10 percent very bad cheesy dialog. Halle Berry was badly cast as the former girlfriend. The producers should list the stunt doubles as the actors! I could totally tell when Berry's double was fighting. The real Berry would show up unscathed. The location people did a good job showcasing Europe and London. My hat goes off to the stunt. Performers. It was well filmed, good with good camera work. Whoever the cinematographer is it seems that he has done this before and has a great crew working with him.

I've watched many Filipino Films, in general they focus on crime and the poverty. Which is not good for the Philippines. It was nice to see something different. Dolly De Leon gave a wonderful performance as always. The main star of the film was the young actor who played an autistic boy. His acting was very believable. I am sure that it was not an easy job for him. In the Philippines Boxing is a national sport. So of course it makes sense to have boxing in the film. The fight coordination was excellent. The cinematography was very well done. Most Filipino films are a tad dark, unless its a rom -com. This is not a typical Filipino film.