All 21 Angel Locsin Movies
Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of Angel Locsin as we bring you a roundup of her most captivating and critically acclaimed movies. From heart-wrenching dramas to high-energy action films, discover the magic of Angel Locsin on the big screen.
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1. Ping Lacson: Super Cop (2000)
“Ping Lacson: Super Cop” showcases the incredible true story of Philippine’s most renowned cop, Ping Lacson. This exhilarating biographical action movie dives deep into the life of this highly-skilled, fearless policeman. Known for his unmatched expertise in investigation, Lacson navigates the danger-filled streets of Manila as he takes down notorious criminals.
2. Mano po 2: My home (2003)
In the second installment of the critically acclaimed film series, “Mano po 2: My home, “ renowned Chinese businessman Antonio Chan is faced with a series of challenges within his seemingly perfect life. With three women in his life — Sol, Lu Shui, and Belinda — each from different ethnic backgrounds and each with their own unique family dynamics, Antonio must confront the tensions and realities of love, family, and responsibility. As the Tsinoy family grapples with an unexpected crisis, they must re-evaluate their values and relationships, tackling issues that they have previously ignored. Directed by Erik Matti and written by Roy Iglesias and Lily Y. Monteverde, this heartwarming and impactful drama stars Susan Roces, Christopher De Leon, and Lorna Tolentino, and is sure to leave audiences deeply moved and inspired.
3. Kuya (2004)
“Kuya”, directed by Dominic Zapata and written by Don Michael Perez, is a poignant drama film that delves into the lives of a group of teenagers navigating through the complexities of youth. The movie, released in 2004 and featuring Aubrey Miles, Richard Gutierrez, and Cogie Domingo as its leading stars, explores the bond, heartaches, and lessons learned by these young characters as they journey through the challenges of growing up.
4. Singles (2004)
“Singles” is a heartwarming and enlightening comedy-drama film that takes an honest look at the hopes and dreams of three single females as they navigate the world of love, marriage, and self-discovery. The film, set in the vibrant streets of the Philippines, follows the lives of three women from different walks of life as they search for their ideal partners.
5. The Echo (2004)
“The Echo, “ released in 2005, is an enthralling horror thriller by director Yam Laranas and acclaimed for its gripping plot. The movie follows Marvin, whose newly-acquired apartment unit seems perfect, save for the occasional noise from the neighboring apartment. What he does not suspect is the chilling haunting presence of a little girl named Lara, unbeknownst to him living within the walls of his new home.
6. Mano po III: My Love (2004)
Mano po III: My Love, released in 2005 with a runtime of 1 hour and 52 minutes, is a compelling love story featuring the characters of Lilia Chiong Yang, her husband, and her first love, Michael. The film explores the complexities of love and its impact on a woman’s life, even when she seemingly has it all.
7. Let the Love Begin (2005)
“Let the Love Begin” is a captivating romantic drama film that beautifully unfolds the story of two people’s hidden love, played out under the watchful eyes of their peers. Told through the eyes of Eric, a determined yet struggling young man, we follow him as he takes on a job as the school’s janitor in hopes to fund his education through night school. Along his journey, he becomes enthralled by Pia, the enchantingly beautiful, affluent girl attending the same school, unbeknownst to Pia’s awareness of Eric’s existence.
8. Txt (2006)
“Txt” is a gripping and thought-provoking Filipino drama thriller that explores the depths of human connection, even beyond death. The movie revolves around the story of Roman, a young man who passes away in a tragic car accident. Despite being deceased, Roman’s determination to prove his unwavering love for his girlfriend, Joyce, drives him into an extraordinary effort.
9. I Will Always Love You (2006)
“I Will Always Love You” is a heartwarming romance film set in the Philippines that explores the depths of real love through the eyes of two individuals embarking on a long-term journey together. Offering viewers an uplifting respite and an embrace of positivity, this escapist film delivers moments both tearful and jubilant. With its tagline of “Bring your hankie, “ be prepared for an emotional roller-coaster ride that will have you reaching for tissues out of joy.
10. The Promise (2007)
“The Promise” is a heart-wrenching drama romance featuring the deep bond between two unlikely siblings, Daniel and Andrea. Raised together in the same family, their love for each other is unbreakable. However, when Daniel is kicked out of their home by Andrea’s older brother, their relationship is tested like never before.
11. Angels (2007)
“Angels” is a compelling trilogy that captivates the hearts of its viewers with its riveting blend of comedy and drama. The films are an unforgettable journey of broken hearts, twisted fates, and courageous souls who seek redemption amidst the chaos.
12. Love Me Again (Land Down Under) (2008)
In the heartwarming drama “Love Me Again” (Land Down Under), a woman sacrifices her love, ranch, and family for the sake of her loved ones. After leaving her true love behind, she journeys to Australia in the hopes of securing a brighter future for them all. But as the distance grows, so do the challenges. As the film delves into the complex web of family relationships and the struggle to maintain them, viewers are treated to a compelling story that balances the beauty of love with the hardships of life.
13. My Amnesia Girl (2010)
“My Amnesia Girl” is a light-hearted 2010 Filipino comedy film directed by Cathy Garcia-Sampana and written by Jade Castro, Carmi Raymundo, and Juan Miguel Sevilla. Starring John Lloyd Cruz, Toni Gonzaga, and Carlos Agassi, the story revolves around Apollo, a man with a past who is determined to make things right with Irene, the girl he left at the altar.
14. In the Name of Love (2011)
“In the Name of Love, “ directed by Olivia M. Lamasan, is a poignant drama that follows Emman Toledo, once a star dancer, as he seeks a new beginning in life.
15. One More Try (2012)
In the heartwarming drama “One More Try, “ a devoted single mother named Ging (played by Angelica Panganiban) must confront her past when her estranged husband, Dingdong Dantes’ character, returns to her life in an effort to save their daughter from a life-threatening illness. As Ging grapples with the challenges of rebuilding their relationship, they are reminded of the love that once brought them together.
16. ÜnOfficially Yours (2012)
“ÜnOfficially Yours” is a heartwarming romantic comedy that tells the tale of two people destined to fall in love despite their reluctance. John Lloyd Cruz plays Macky, a young man whose past relationships have left him feeling disheartened and confused. He struggles to understand why things never work out for him, seeking to find that special someone. On the other hand, Angel Locsin portrays Ces, a woman who is cautious when it comes to love and commitments. She is apprehensive about getting involved in a relationship, fearing the potential heartaches that may follow.
17. Four Sisters and a Wedding (2013)
Four Sisters and a Wedding is an enthralling comedy-drama featuring the close-knit bond of four sisters brought to life by the talented Brenna Garcia, Bea Alonzo, and Bea Basa. Directed by the esteemed Cathy Garcia-Sampana, the film follows the sisters’ determined attempts to halt their younger brother’s impending wedding. As the family gathers for this significant event, hidden resentments begin to surface among the siblings, making their individual perspectives evident.
18. The Third Party (2016)
“The Third Party” is a delightful comedy-romance movie that explores the complex emotions of love and its unexpected twists. The film’s protagonist, Andi, played by Angel Locsin, is an aspiring fashion designer with a fierce determination to win back her ex-boyfriend, Max, a charming surgeon portrayed by Sam Milby. However, Andi’s plan takes an unexpected turn when she discovers that Max has fallen for a gay pediatrician named Christian.
19. Everything About Her (2016)
Experience the heartwarming tale of acceptance, love, and forgiveness in “Everything About Her. “ When powerful businesswoman Vilma Santos falls seriously ill, she must navigate her complicated relationship with her caregiver, Angel Locsin, and her estranged son, Xian Lim. With a blend of comedy and drama, this film explores the depths of human emotions and the power of love to heal even the deepest wounds. Directed by Joyce Bernal and written by Mia Concio and Irene Villamor, “Everything About Her” stars Vilma Santos, Angel Locsin, and Xian Lim, promising a memorable journey that will touch your heart and leave you with a newfound appreciation for the bonds we share with our loved ones.
20. Four Sisters Before the Wedding (2020)
“Four Sisters Before the Wedding” is a heartwarming and hilarious family drama that takes place before the events of the beloved film “Four Sisters and a Wedding”. When the Salazar siblings discover their parents’ marriage is on the verge of falling apart, they come up with a plan to reunite them in time for their 20th wedding anniversary.
21. Block Z (2020)
In the heart of a quarantined university, a diverse group of students finds themselves caught in a deadly viral outbreak, turning their school into a terrifying wasteland of infection and murder. As the once-peaceful campus transforms into a hellish battleground for survival, the students must band together and face their darkest fears. From the director Mikhail Red and writers Mixkaela Villalon and Mikhail Red, “Block Z” (2020) is a gripping action-horror-thriller that pushes the boundaries of suspense and fear, immersing viewers in a world teetering on the edge of survival.
