Sarah Geronimo – John Lloyd Cruz movie It Takes a Man and a Woman earns P345-M in 18 days!

The movie beats  Vice Ganda‘s The Unkabogable Praybeyt Benjamin Box-office record which earned a total of P331 million in taicket sales on its theatrical run.

“It Takes a Man and a Woman,” the third and final installment in the series of romantic-comedy movies starring John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo is now officially the second highest-grossing Filipino film of all time.

In a box-office report released by Star Cinema PR Executive Roxy Liquigan, the Star Cinema and Viva Films co-produced movie has already earned P345-million in ticket sales as of 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17 (18 days).

The highest grossing Pinoy film of all time is currently the Vice Ganda, AiAi delas Alas and Kris Aquino movie Sisterakas which earned P391 million at the tills.

It Takes a Man and a Woman is still showing in theaters nationwide and it is gearing up to be the highest grossing Pinoy film of all time.

The romantic-comedy movie starring John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo titled “It Takes A Man And A Woman“ has already breached the P200-million mark eight days after it hit theater!

According to Star Cinema’s PR executive Roxy Liquigan, the film has already earned P201 million as of Saturday.

With the first two movies among the highest grossing local films of all time, “It Takes a Man and a Woman” is expected to replicate the success of “A Very Special Love” and “You Changed My Life.”

“A Very Special Love,” released in 2008, made P179.3 million, while “You Changed My Life,” released in 2009, earned P225.2 million during its theatrical run.

John Lloyd has this to say his thanks to all who watched the movie:

“Thank you very much. Maraming, maraming salamat po talaga. Thank you ‘ASAP’ for giving me the chance na makapagpasalamat sa lahat ng mga nakapanood na. Sa lahat ng mga hindi pa nakakapanood, please po huwag niyo palampasin.”

Synopsis:

In the Cathy Garcia-Molina-directed film, Miggy (Cruz) and Laida (Geronimo) try to co-exist in the same company after breaking up over a character portrayed by actress Isabelle Daza.

Now with more experience and a “fiercer” attitude after spending years in the United States, the returning Laida even challenges Miggy, her former employer, in his business decisions.

The set-up later proves challenging for the former couple to withstand, making it difficult for them to finally come up with a “happy ending.”

Did you watch the movie yet?

John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo‘s movie ”It Takes A Man And A Woman”  from Star Cinema has already hit the P100-million mark only four days after opening in theaters.

The movie is the third installment of Laida-Miggy story which was first released in 2008, “A Very Special Love“ (P179.3 million) followed by 2009 movie “You Changed My Life” (P225.2 million in the box office). The two movies are among the top grossing Filipino films of all time.

With the first two movies among the highest grossing local films of all time, “It Takes a Man and a Woman” is expected to replicate the success of “A Very Special Love” and “You Changed My Life.”

The movie is really has the making of the highest grossing Pinoy film to date, my guess is that it will breach the P300 million and will even reach closed to P400 million in its 4 week run.

The romantic-comedy movie “It Takes A Man and a Woman” of Star Cinema and Viva Films starring John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo has doubled its figures during the second day of its release in theaters nationwide.

According to Star Cinema’s Roxy Liquigan and Mico del Rosario, “It Takes A Man and a Woman” already hit the P65-million mark as of Sunday.

This was P32.4 million more than its first-day gross on Black Saturday, which was recorded at P32.6 million.

Synopsis:

Now with more experience and a “fiercer” attitude after spending years in the United States, the returning Laida even challenges Miggy, her former employer, in his business decisions.

The set-up later proves challenging for the former couple to withstand, making it difficult for them to finally come up with a “happy ending.”

“A Very Special Love,” released in 2008, made P179.3 million, while “You Changed My Life,” released in 2009, earned P225.2 million during its theatrical run.

Will the third and final movie breaks the box-office record of the first two films?

The joint project of Star Cinema and Viva Films–”It Takes A Man and a Woman”–reportedly grossed a whopping P32.6 million on its first day of release, the biggest opening day record for a Filipino movie for 2013 so far.

The romantic-comedy movie which is the final installment in the “Laida-Miggy” series of films starring John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo registered the 2nd biggest single day earnings for all time, just around P8 million short of “Sisterakas’” which grossed 40.7 million on Christmas Day last year.

The figure was announced by Mico del Rosario, advertising and promotions manager of Star Cinema, on Twitter earlier today:

“P32.6M first day opening gross for It Takes A Man and A Woman! Congratulations everyone!! To God be the Glory.”

The first two films in the series made John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo the Box Office King and Queen, respectively. The first film, “A Very Special Love,” made P179.3 million in 2008. The sequel “You Changed My Life” grossed P225.2 million in 2009.

Earlier this week, “It Takes a Man and a Woman” received a grade of “A” from the Cinema Evaluation Board (CEB).