Star Cinema together with Reality Multimedia revives the ‘dying’ action genre in Philippine movies with this heart-racing movie OJT. The said film revolves around an NBI agent (Piolo) who’s mission is to hunt down an escaped inmate who later becomes a hitman (Gerald). “On the Job” is directed by Erik Matti which also stars Angel Aquino, Joel Torre, Rayver Cruz, Joey Marquez, Michael de Mesa and Shaina Magdayao.

The Fighting Chefs is a Philippine film directed and starring by Ronnie Ricketts. The film will also be starred by Boy Logro in which this will be his first film debut. A group of chefs is divided into two fighting groups after learning they only have three months before they're all fired from their restaurant.

While the movie opened at #1 on December 25, 2010 with P31,000,000 in ticket sales,[2] it was criticized for being predictable, having sexual innuendos, and having some home-truths as to how Filipino viewers idealize heroism and romance.[3] Also noted is how the film tries to play fair when it comes to mixing the two heroes together.

In an online review, Philbert Ortiz Dy described Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote as "really nothing more than a commercial proposition" and that it "took the two highest grossing stars of Filmfests prior and stuffed them together with little rhyme or reason, putting them in the same fantasy adventure settings that made them so successful. There’s precious little love to be found within these frames, all the elements of the film existing for the pure fact that they worked before. This doesn’t even feel like the movie the filmmakers wanted to make."

Although the critical reception was not too good, the movie still ended making P159 million by the end of the festival and went on to have extended showings in theaters.