MANILA, Philippines - The Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2015 committee on Saturday, December 26 has issued official statement on the alleged ticket swapping claims being raised on social media by AlDub moviegoers (fans of Maine Mendoza and Alden Richards) and ‘My Bebe Love’ camp.
"The Metro Manila Film Festival, after looking into the ticket swapping issue, strongly denies the existence of such and is enjoining all the stakeholders of the Festival to be responsible in expressing their sentiments especially on Social Media," statement reads.
MMFF added that the issue is baseless and will only destroy the true meaning of the festival.
The objective of the MMFF is to promote the local film industry and this baseless issue will only sideline the true intent and purpose of the Festival. Let’s continue supporting all the entries of the MMFF 2015.
'My Bebe Love' director Jose Javier Reyes on Twitter confirmed the “ticket swapping” incidents that happened on Friday as the cinemas open for Metro Manila Film Festival movies.
Meanwhile, SM Cinema in a Twitter post confirmed that there had been a “mistake” in the printing of some tickets. “After verification, it was a mistake due to the high volume of tickets purchased. Apology for any inconvenience.” The said tweet was taken down hours after posting.
Eric John Salut, the AdProm Manager for Publicity and Social and Print Media Relations of ABS-CBN said the issue is just a stupidity and commended Kapamilya moviegoers for not being fooled by the issue.
On Saturday morning, the 'No To PHOTO COPY' hashtag trended on Twitter nationwide still pertaining to ticket swapping issue between MMFF 2015 topgrossing films Vice Ganda's 'Beauty and the Bestie' and AlDub's 'My Bebe Love.'
But instead of social media war, some netizens encouraged us to be contented and patient despite of different views of everyone. - TheSummitExpress.com
"The Metro Manila Film Festival, after looking into the ticket swapping issue, strongly denies the existence of such and is enjoining all the stakeholders of the Festival to be responsible in expressing their sentiments especially on Social Media," statement reads.
MMFF added that the issue is baseless and will only destroy the true meaning of the festival.
The objective of the MMFF is to promote the local film industry and this baseless issue will only sideline the true intent and purpose of the Festival. Let’s continue supporting all the entries of the MMFF 2015.
'My Bebe Love' director Jose Javier Reyes on Twitter confirmed the “ticket swapping” incidents that happened on Friday as the cinemas open for Metro Manila Film Festival movies.
Got word from producer:IT IS TRUE. Make sure that the title of the movie on YOUR ticket is what you want to watch.Beware of ticket swapping.— Joey Javier Reyes (@DirekJoey) December 25, 2015BEWARE OF TICKET-SWAPPING. Look at the title of the movie on your tickets. REPORT anomalies or take IG pictures and POST in social media.— Joey Javier Reyes (@DirekJoey) December 25, 2015Please be calm but cautious. More important, true happiness can only be obtained by sincere and honest actions. ALDUB NATION, be above this.— Joey Javier Reyes (@DirekJoey) December 25, 2015Meanwhile, SM Cinema in a Twitter post confirmed that there had been a “mistake” in the printing of some tickets. “After verification, it was a mistake due to the high volume of tickets purchased. Apology for any inconvenience.” The said tweet was taken down hours after posting.
Eric John Salut, the AdProm Manager for Publicity and Social and Print Media Relations of ABS-CBN said the issue is just a stupidity and commended Kapamilya moviegoers for not being fooled by the issue.
#BeautyAndTheBestieDay2 We don't need stress nowadays. Dito na tayo sa total entertainment! E totoo naman e, andami nang nakapanood!— EJS (@ericjohnsalut) December 26, 2015Stupid, no? #BeautyAndTheBestieDay2 https://t.co/xqmyOGOC5r— EJS (@ericjohnsalut) December 26, 2015#BeautyAndTheBestieDay2 Nakakatuwa ang mga Kapamilya fans, mahusay silang mag-analyze at mag-investigate! Di sila pwedeng lokohin!— EJS (@ericjohnsalut) December 26, 2015On Saturday morning, the 'No To PHOTO COPY' hashtag trended on Twitter nationwide still pertaining to ticket swapping issue between MMFF 2015 topgrossing films Vice Ganda's 'Beauty and the Bestie' and AlDub's 'My Bebe Love.'
Retweet and Spread! No To PHOTO COPY #BeautyAndTheBestieDay2 pic.twitter.com/G1iqpm7Tqm— Solid ABSCBN (@EchosarangFrog) December 26, 2015ABS and GMA compared😂 #BeautyAndTheBestieDay2 #EATBULAGABestOf2015 #ShowtimePaskongBirthday No To PHOTO COPY pic.twitter.com/uF14z4bDBC— Miranda Dexter (@1DexterAf) December 25, 2015Aldub fans. Are so desperate doing dirty things para lang maging #1 ang movie nila. Wow! No to Photo copy.— Gabbie✞ (@GabbieAurestila) December 25, 2015Long ago MMFF entries competed together in harmony. Then everything changed when the Aldub fans attacked. No To PHOTO COPY.— im on vkation (@unkabogablevk) December 25, 2015But instead of social media war, some netizens encouraged us to be contented and patient despite of different views of everyone. - TheSummitExpress.com
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