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TxT
A provocative thriller that will surely raise the fear in you. Proving that no one, not even DEATH can separate us from the living. A story that conquers the old adage "till death do us part", Roman (Oyo Boy Sotto) dies in a car accident. In a restless and unforgiving state he continues to prove his affection for girlfriend Joyce (Angel Locsin) . He then decides to embark in an intrepid and malevolent journey in order to keep Joyce. Joyce then began receiving hair raising text messages and even gets "death photos" of people close to her, including that of her current beau Alex (Dennis Trillo). She ignores these at first, but when the deaths happen under the exact circumstances at which they were predicted, she realizes she must fight the evil behind all these to protect her loved ones from this supernatural force.
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Plot Summary
A young man is caught in a dangerous situation when a series of text messages leads him down a path of deceit and suspicion. He must navigate a complex web of lies and uncover the truth before it's too late. The film explores the consequences of miscommunication and the dark side of modern technology.
Critical Reception
TxT received mixed reviews, with critics praising its intriguing premise and suspenseful moments, but some found the pacing uneven and the plot resolutions less than satisfying. Audiences were generally divided, with some appreciating the unconventional thriller elements and others critiquing its perceived lack of depth.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its innovative use of technology as a plot device.
Criticized for a convoluted storyline in its latter half.
Commended for building tension effectively in the early stages.
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Fun Fact
The film's director, Rizwan Ahmed, also stars in the lead role and co-wrote the screenplay, marking a multi-faceted contribution to the project.
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