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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Series Finale Review: A Situation More Nuanced Than the Last Six Words SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers of the series finale of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Read at your own risk! The last six words uttered by Rebecca Bunch before our TV screens faded to black

When there was a world tour of Phantom of the Opera in 2012 and the production came in Manila, I wasn’t able to go and see it. I was particularly taken by the Phantom’s performance, who was played by Jonathan Roxmouth. But then again, I’ve always found Raoul’s character to be dry even in the book. In terms of venue, the Theater at Solaire is the host of the Manila leg of the play’s Asian tour this year.

So I’ve finally deleted my personal Facebook account. I deleted it before 2018 ended

The movie tells the story of Aquaman’s origins – how he was born from a human father and a mother who happened to be Atlanna, the queen of an underwater world called Atlantis. Arthur Curry, as what Aquaman was called by humans, was just trying to mind his own business – helping people in trouble – when he got caught in an emerging war between Atlanteans and surface dwellers, i.e. humans. Mera, an Atlantean princess who first appeared in Justice League, prodded a reluctant Arthur to reclaim his birthright as the king of the seven seas. Although I liked Arthur’s humor in Justice League, in Aquaman, most of the humor between Arthur and Mera fell flat.