Title DossierAction

Overtime

ActionCrimeThriller

Tasked by a terrorist to wear a bomb to a press conference, a woman must use her wits to avert this act and save her abducted brother.

Year

2014

Duration

1h 35m

IMDb

8.6

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Cast

Earl Ignacio

Director

WA

Wincy Aquino Ong

Director

Richard Gutierrez

Dom Garcia

Cast

Earl Ignacio

Director

WA

Wincy Aquino Ong

Director

Richard Gutierrez

Dom Garcia

Lauren Young

Jody Amistoso

Roi Vinzon

Vicente Alonzo

Mitch Valdez

Lola Vi

Bearwin Meily

Raffy San Diego

Roadfill

Bhoy Tinapay

Renz Valerio

Brian Amistoso

William Martinez

Jody's Father

Yayo Aguila

Jody's Mother

ER

Edwin Reyes

Police Chief

Ruby Ruiz

Officemate

Frencheska Farr

SPO2 Montoya

AR

Adrian Ramirez

Janitor

DT

Dreps Tatad

Reporter

Earl Ignacio

Guard

WA

Wincy Aquino Ong

Angry Driver

WA

Wincy Aquino Ong

Writer

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Comments

2 Comments

Marylene🦋Aug 23, 2024

There are a lot of things going for Overtime — Wincy Aquino Ong's 'big pharma is bad'-commentary slapstick-actioner — although a lot of things also aren't. Firstly, it is genre-bending; rarely is it that we see an awkward tech-whiz (whom we meet no earlier than halfway through the film) not only get to emerge as hero, but also get the Final Girl. Bearwin Meily — who ably portrays the role of the unlikely hero (and apparently avid Greenhills shopper) — is a pivotal element to the eccentric conceits of the film. But to weigh in crank in the film is a moot task, given Ong's previous effort San Lazaro, a film about fanaticism and the occult, can only handle so much cray from the respective roles of Bianca King and Ramon Bautista. With this, we are left with a social commentary that does not engross beyond its extremest potential and principal characters that are essentially underwritten cut-outs: from a dumbed-down graveyard-shift worker (Lauren Young) to a handsome neurotic (Richard Gutierrez, turning in a performance reminiscent to Aga Muhlach in Rory B. Quintos' Sa Aking Mga Kamay). Ultimately, it is Ong's pursuit to bring mainstream leagues something fresh that elevates his film; and what he has arrived here with — at best — is a fine, admission-worthy consumable pulp.

MerrygiftAug 21, 2024