Ryza Cenon Movies
Dive into the captivating world of Ryza Cenon’s movies with this extensive roundup. Get ready to explore a range of genres and cinematic styles as we delve into the diverse career of this renowned actress.
Join us as we recap her most memorable roles, from heartwarming dramas to action-packed adventures, revealing her versatility and undeniable talent on the big screen.
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1. Lovestruck (2005)
Lovestruck, released in 2005, is a heartwarming and comedic romantic movie about a young woman named Denise who is determined to find her true love. With the help of a love guru’s book, she follows every tip and trick to capture the attention of her crush, Jason.
2. Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers (2016)
Experience the laugh-out-loud comedy in Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers! After Enteng’s triumphant return to superheroism in the previous installment, he now basks in the glory of his newfound success as a thriving businessman and doting grandfather. However, unbeknownst to him, his peace-seeking days are numbered as the world faces another catastrophe that can only be averted by his heroic intervention.
3. The Woman in Unit 23B (2016)
In “The Woman in Unit 23B” (2016), a haunting drama unfolds when mysterious loner Jewel (Ryza Cenon) crosses paths with disheartened Nico (Martin Del Rosario). Living in their own world of loneliness, the two are drawn together by an unspoken connection.
4. Diyos-diyosan (2016)
“Diyos-diyosan” is a captivating drama film from the Philippines released in May 2016. The film, running for 2 hours and 30 minutes, tells the story of a former rebel turned teacher. As her past and present collide, she recognizes the impact of her teachings on her favored student, who has now strayed onto a destructive path.
5. Jack Em Popoy: The Puliscredibles (2018)
“Jack Em Popoy: The Puliscredibles” (2018) takes you on an action-packed, comedic adventure with three unstoppable police officers, Jack, Emily, and Popoy. This dynamic team of puliscredibles, led by the wise and experienced Popoy, embarks on a mission to protect their community, preventing crime from taking hold.
6. Mr. & Mrs. Cruz (2018)
“Mr. & Mrs. Cruz” is a heartwarming drama that follows the lives of Raffy and Gela, two individuals seeking an escape from their everyday realities. With their separate agendas for some much-needed personal time, they find themselves on a journey together to the beautiful island of Palawan.
7. Rooftop (2022)
“Rooftop” is a 2022 Philippine horror film that will leave you screaming in terror. Following a group of friends who unwittingly unleash a horrifying event after throwing a party on the rooftop of their college campus, things take a chilling turn when the victim’s ghost returns, haunting them relentlessly.
8. Sa muli (2023)
In the upcoming Filipino drama film, Sa muli, two soulmates find themselves entangled in an intriguing cycle of reincarnation, only to be parted every time one of them passes away. Forced to love and lose repeatedly, the question arises: will their love be strong enough to defy death and keep them together, or will they endure the endless cycle of life once more? Directed by Fifth Solomon, this captivating tale of love and perseverance stars Xian Lim, Ryza Cenon, and Candy Pangilinan.
9. Kunwari… Mahal kita (2023)
“Kunwari. . Mahal kita” is a heartfelt drama and romance film released in 2023, directed by Roderick Lindayag and written by the trio of Roderick Lindayag, Afi Africa, and Maia Corrine Besmar. The movie stars Ryza Cenon, Joseph Marco, and Nathalie Hart in a story that revolves around Greg, a man who is married to the seemingly perfect Cindy, portrayed by Nathalie Hart. Cindy, an embodiment of success, appears to have everything in her life, but she struggles with one crucial aspect — a love that truly matches hers.
10. Instant Daddy (2023)
Instant Daddy is a heartwarming and hilarious comedy-drama film that follows the life of Valentin Roxas, a young man who was raised by his loving father, Tatay Lito. When Valentin’s mother left them to work abroad when he was just seven years old, Lito decided to write him letters signed from his mother to maintain a sense of normalcy.