All 17 Angel Locsin Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Discover Angel Locsin’s cinematic journey as we delve into her movie collection. From heart-stopping action flicks to heartwarming romances, this roundup brings you a glimpse of the diverse roles the talented actress has undertaken throughout her filmography.
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1. Mano po 2: My home (2003)
In the highly anticipated sequel, “Mano po 2: My Home, “ viewers are drawn into the intricate and powerful story of Antonio Chan, a successful Chinese entrepreneur who is deeply entangled in a complex web of relationships with multiple women. The film navigates the intricacies of a modern-day Tsinoy family, which is stretched beyond its limits and challenges the deepest values that hold them together. With three women in his life — Sol, Lu Shui, and Belinda — all of whom bear his children, Antonio is forced to face a tumultuous crisis that shakes the very foundation of his family.
2. Singles (2004)
“Singles” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that explores the lives of three single women from different walks of life, all seeking different kinds of love and Mr. Right. The film features a charming blend of humor and emotion as the characters navigate their way through love, family, and personal discovery.
3. Kuya (2004)
In the heart of the Philippines, “Kuya” brings to life the vibrant and emotional journey of a group of teenagers. This riveting drama, released in 2004, explores the trials and tribulations faced by these youths as they grow and learn from their experiences. The close-knit cousin cousin relationship that forms the core of the story adds depth to the personal connections between the characters.
4. Mano po III: My Love (2004)
“Mano po III: My Love” is an enthralling drama-romance film that premiered in 2005, garnering much acclamation after the release of its predecessors. Scribe by three brilliant minds and directed by the talented Joel Lamangan, this enticing sequel invites us on an unforgettable ride with Lilia Chiong Yang, who possesses everything one can wish for — a devoted husband, cherished children, and admiration from the most influential figures in the nation.
5. Let the Love Begin (2005)
“Let the Love Begin, “ released in 2005, is a heartwarming drama that tells the story of two young individuals brought together by fate but struggling to find their path to love. Eric, a hardworking student with a passion for success, finds himself working as a janitor at his school while attending night classes. He admires Pia, the wealthy and beautiful girl who attends the same school, but his circumstances make it difficult for him to pursue a relationship.
6. Txt (2006)
“Txt, “ a 2006 thriller directed by Michael Tuviera, follows the story of Roman (Oyo Boy Sotto), who tragically dies in a car accident. Yet, his love for girlfriend Joyce (Angel Locsin) refuses to perish.
7. I Will Always Love You (2006)
A heart-warming tale set in the Philippines, “I Will Always Love You” (2006) unfolds the story of two individuals on a journey to discover the true essence of love. The film explores the themes of long-term commitment, respect, and dignity, providing hope and positivity even in the face of adversity.
8. The Promise (2007)
“The Promise” (2007) takes viewers on a heartwarming journey filled with love and longing. Set in a world where the line between family and friendship is blurred, the film follows the unbreakable bond between Daniel and Andrea, who have been inseparable since childhood. Their deep love for each other is tested when Daniel is forced out of their home by Andrea’s real older brother, who cannot accept their close relationship. The couple’s love, however, remains steadfast, as nothing can come between them.
9. Angels (2007)
“Angels” is a captivating and emotionally charged trilogy set in the Philippines, with “Angel of Mine” at its core. Gina Alajar’s thought-provoking directorial debut follows the journey of a successful career woman suddenly thrust into the role of a mother, after the traumatic abandonment of a troubled child by his mother. As the woman learns to navigate the labyrinths of motherhood, the child’s haunting past is unraveled.
10. My Amnesia Girl (2010)
In the romantic comedy “My Amnesia Girl” (2010), Apollo, played by John Lloyd Cruz, yearns to make amends with his estranged love, Irene, portrayed by Toni Gonzaga. However, he faces a significant challenge — Irene suffers from severe amnesia, making their reunion difficult. Directed by Cathy Garcia-Sampana, the movie follows the couple as they navigate their way through the labyrinth of love, while also attempting to preserve their friendship.
11. In the Name of Love (2011)
“In the Name of Love” depicts a poignant tale centered around Emman Toledo, a former professional dancer seeking to regain stability in his life. Tasked with being the dance instructor for an upcoming Governor’s Ball, he unwittingly becomes entangled in the intricate web of politics. Nevertheless, as the evening progresses, a startling assassination attempt unfolds, compelling Emman to face his past head-on amidst the tumultuous Evelinos’ family dynamic.
12. One More Try (2012)
“One More Try” is a heart-wrenching drama film that tells the story of a single mother who must confront her past and reunite with her estranged husband to save their child from a life-threatening illness. The film features strong performances from Angel Locsin, Angelica Panganiban, and Dingdong Dantes, directed by Ruel S. Bayani.
13. ÜnOfficially Yours (2012)
In the heartwarming comedy-romance “ÜnOfficially Yours, “ John Lloyd Cruz stars as Macky, a young man grappling with his history of failed relationships. On the other side of the spectrum is Ces, played by Angel Locsin, a modern woman who is hesitant to commit.
14. Four Sisters and a Wedding (2013)
Four Sisters and a Wedding is a delightful blend of comedy and drama that follows the journey of four sisters as they try to stop their younger brother from getting married. However, their efforts unveil underlying resentments and misunderstandings among themselves.
15. Everything About Her (2016)
“Everything About Her” is a heartwarming and profoundly moving story that revolves around acceptance, love, and forgiveness. Leading the charge is the powerful and enigmatic businesswoman, Vilma Santos, who faces a life-threatening illness. As she recovers under the care of Angel Locsin, the emotional tension between them is palpable, a result of their complicated past.
16. The Third Party (2016)
In the heartwarming and humorous comedy, “The Third Party, “ aspiring fashion designer Andi sets out to win back the heart of her first love and former flame, surgeon Max. Andi believes that her plan to regain Max’s affection will unfold without a hitch, but that all changes when she makes a shocking discovery — Max has fallen for a charming gay pediatrician named Christian.
17. Block Z (2020)
In the heart of the Philippines, a quarantined university becomes a terrifying battleground for survival as a deadly viral infection turns the students into ravenous zombies. A diverse group of young heroes must come together to fight their way through the nightmarish chaos in this action-packed, horror-thriller masterpiece.
