It appears that manners still matter for some celebrities, especially when it comes to respecting cinema rules. Celebrity photographer Raymund Isaac shared his experience while watching "Crazy Rich Asians" in what he described as "one of the most expensive movie theaters in Manila" with moviegoers who "can afford, the rich and the affluent." This he said on a Facebook post Thursday. Instead of enjoying his movie experience, he noticed something else. "Sad to say despite all that description, a lot of them took out there phones, recorded some scenes, replied to messages and opened their FB," Isaac wrote. "What has happened to us na?" Isaac asked. "Is this an addiction? Or are...
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