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Star Cinema
ABS-CBN Film Productions, Inc. (d/b/a Star Cinema), is a Filipino film and television production company, a film distributor, and the country's largest motion picture company which produces most of the highest grossing Filipino films of all time.
==Theatrical feature films==
(詳細はVIVA Films and Regal Films. Its strategies to reflect the viewer's current taste and trends has proven to be successful starting from the 90's with a string of films targeted to mainstream viewers with film genres ranging from action, comedy, horror, and fantasy. The films of Star Cinema in the 90's has been well received with some earning critical acclaims with films such as ''May Minamahal'' (1993), ''Maalaala Mo Kaya'' (1994), ''Madrasta'' (1996), ''Magic Temple'' (1996), and ''Bata, Bata… Pa'no Ka Ginawa?'' (1998). The 90's also saw the pioneering works of the company by hiring third-party companies to integrate state-of-the-art computer generated images and special effects and makeup/prosthetic into some of its films like ''Patayin sa Sindak si Barbara'' (1995), ''Magic Temple'' (1996), ''Kokey'' (1997), ''Magandang Hatinggabi'' (1998), ''Hiling'' (1998), and ''Puso ng Pasko'' (1998) among others. Other notable works are the adaptations of popular anime's such as ''Sarah... Ang Munting Prinsesa'' (1995) and ''Cedie'' (1996) which incorporates stylish production designs and costumes and was shot abroad. Star Cinema also made a film adaptation of ABS-CBN's phenomenon TV series with films like ''Mara Clara: The Movie'', released in 1996 and ''Mula Sa Puso: The Movie'' and ''Esperanza: The Movie'' both released in 1999. In 1997, Star Cinema co-financed and released a Filipino-American co-production film ''Goodbye America''.
The year 2000 and beyond has been the most successful time for Star Cinema in terms of box office gross. In this period, Star Cinema's films are topping the box office chart in the Philippines which regularly garners an average of 70% of the local film market (excluding foreign films) based from the filings of ABS-CBN Corporation in the Philippine Stock Exchange. Most of the all-time highest grossing films in the history of the Philippines are either produced or co-produced by Star Cinema as reported by Box Office Mojo. In 2002, Star Cinema together with Unitel Pictures released the Filipino-American film ''American Adobo'' to mixed reviews in the United States. In 2010, Star Cinema co-financed and released ''RPG Metanoia'', the first 3D computer animated Filipino film in history. In 2013, Star Cinema co-financed and released Erik Matti's ''On the Job'' to mixed to positive reviews abroad. Star Cinema films that was well received by critics in this period were ''Anak'' (2000), ''Tanging Yaman'' (2000), ''Bagong Buwan'' (2001), ''Dekada '70'' (2002), ''Nasaan Ka Man'' (2005), ''Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo'' (2006), ''In My Life'' (2009), and ''On the Job'' (2013).
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