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Rewind is a 2023 fantasy romance film from the Philippines starring two of the country's biggest stars (and real-life couple), Ding Dong Dantes and Marian Rivera.
John and Mary Nuñez are a couple who sacrificed their dreams to be a family, but John's workaholic tendencies have been driving a wedge between them and their son Austin. One day though, Mary is killed in a car crash, which throws John into a deep depression. A few days later, he encounters Lods, an electrician who Looks Like Jesus. The mysterious man gives John a chance to go back in time before Mary's death, and save her life. However, this change will have to come at a cost.
Thanks to the couple's sheer star powers caused it to gain lots of attention, and as of 2024, it is the highest-grossing Philippine film of all time, with over 1 billion ₱.
Not to be confused with Rewind (2013).
This film contains examples of:
- Balancing Death's Books: John is only able to go back in time to save Mary by offering her place in death.
- Bittersweet Ending: Mary survives her car crash, but as part of his deal with Lods (now confirmed to be Jesus), John must die in her place. Still, he is comforted by a future where Austin follows his dreams, and in the film's final scene, an elderly Mary is reunited with John in death.
- Looks Like Jesus: Lods not only looks like him, but also shares his nickname with a portrait of Christ that John keeps around. This is intentional, since his powers come from actually being Jesus.
- Plot-Inciting Infidelity: The main action of the story is kickstarted by Mary discovering John having a secret kiss with his younger colleague, unaware of the context.
- Surprise Car Crash: John being distracted during an argument causes him to swerve into a tree, killing Mary.
- When You Coming Home, Dad?: John is more focused on his work than his family.
i/o is the eighth studio album by Peter Gabriel, and his first in two decades since Up in 2002.
The album is a culmination of almost thirty years of work on the project, going back to 1995 when it was intended as the follow-up to Us.
In 2001, Jay-Z was in tough times. In a bitter feud with Nas and awaiting trials for drug charges, he, along with an up-and-comer named Kanye West, crafted this album.
A Long Runner of a series if there ever has been one, Witchcraft is a series consisting of sixteen (yes, sixteen) B-Movies, released Direct to Video between 1988 and 2016.
Not to be confused with Witchery, a Linda Blair film sometimes labeled as Witchcraft.
This series includes examples of:
- The Other Darrin: Inevitable with a series this long. Most characters are played by more than actor. For example, William Spanner is played by eight different actors during the series.
- Retroactive Recognition: The original actor to play the adult William is played by Ross Newton, who would later be known as Greg Marshall in the Australian soap opera Home and Away.
- Sequel Goes Foreign: Witchcraft 10 goes to England.
