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Buddy comedy of the year

/ 12:25 AM May 28, 2016

CROWE AND GOSLING. Team up in “The Nice Guys.”

CROWE AND GOSLING. Team up in “The Nice Guys.”

RUSSELL Crowe and Ryan Gosling team up in the new action-comedy caper, “The Nice Guys,” megged by Shane Black (“Iron Man 3”).

Set in the ’70s, the stars’ relationship gets off to a bumpy start, but they’re “forced” to work together to solve the case of the missing daughter of a chief justice—and the seemingly unrelated death of a porn star.

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Dubbed “the buddy comedy of 2016,” “The Nice Guys” bristles with funny, tough-guy dialogue and explosive action, and is coscripted by Black with Anthony Bagarozzi.

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‘Teniente Gimo’

Opening on June 1, Roland M. Sanchez’s “Teniente Gimo” is set in Iloilo in the 1950s and deftly combines horror, aswangs, romance and comedy. An additional trendy come-on is its use of “hugot” lines drawn from everyday lingo and real-life experiences.

“Teniente Gimo” is distributed by Viva Films and topbills John Regala, Julio Diaz, Suzette Ranillo, Mon Confiado, Eliza Pineda and Joshua Dionisio.

Top grosser

“X-Men: Apocalypse” reigned supreme at the box office last week, with an opening weekend gross of P230 million on 476 screens. It’s the biggest opening for 2016 after “Captain America: Civil War.”

The film also topped the box office internationally as well as regionally, with top grosses in India, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand.

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‘Now You See Me 2’

Daniel Radcliffe has joined the cast of the sequel to the hit film, “Now You See Me.” He plays Walter Malbry, a wealthy boy-wonder entrepreneur who’s hiding in a fabulous high-rise apartment in Macau.

Radcliffe says he agreed to play the role because it plugged into his “playful, weird, demented side!” Mark Ruffalo, Jesse Eisenberg and Dave Franco also star.

‘My New Sassy Girl’

Fans of the hit Korean film, “My Sassy Girl,” are eager to watch its sequel on June 1. This time around, Gyun-woo (Cha-tae Hyun) is reunited with his childhood sweetheart as he mends his broken heart.

He falls in love again, gets married—and goes on a honeymoon that no man would ever dream of!

SarBay festival

This year’s Sarangani Bay festival (June 3-5) will celebrate its advocacy for environmental sustainability.

Excitement kicks off on June 3 with the Swim Across the Bay Cross Channel Team from Maasin to Glan. The adrenaline rush continues with the SarBay Bancarera.

Art takes center stage in the Pinta sa Baybayon body painting contest and Sand Sculpture Competition.

The Bay Bodies tilt will turn on the evening heat, while the Talk and Text-sponsored Foam Party features Natalia Moon and Luane de Lima, known as DJ Lunatics.

Day Two begins with the Sarbay Swim-Bike-Run for the Environment triathlon.

Both days will have beach volleyball and football, skim boarding, Ultimate Frisbee Competition, fire dancing exhibitions and Zumba with the Legendz.

‘Out of the Shadows’

Also set to open locally on June 1 is “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows,” with the luscious Megan Fox reprising her role as April O’Neal.

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In the sequel, she has gone undercover to investigate a brilliant scientist (Tyler Perry) who may have ties to Shredder (Brian Tee).

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