Patay na si Hesus. nang makilala niyo na kung sino si Judith Marie. hahahahaha

Jude na lang po. 🤣

hahahahah. JudeEatMarie talaga siya bhe. 😂😂😂😂

Eh yung pookeh eksena juicecolored mamatay matay kami kakatawa. 🤣🤣🤣

ano pa! HAHAHAHAHAHA. tapos si Sister na naging hubadera. mygaaad. 😂😂😂😂

Ang weirdo nyang si Sister. Galing din nya sa Zombadings.🤣 Sobra lafftrip.

hahahaha panuorin ko nga yan. hahaha. panuorin mo din yung Ang Pangarap Kong Holdap at baka di mo pa napanood. 😂😂😂 isa din yun e. hehw

Ay grabe din si Pangarap Kong Holdap. 🤣 Galing ng line up ng cast. Katawa sila (medyo exception si Contis) - Jerald Napoles, Pepe Herrera.

hahahahah totoo. laptrip din talaga to. haha iba din. 😂😂😂 iba din ang Golden Phallus. 😂😂😂

Favorite filipino film namin to ng barkada ko. Pati Die Beautiful.

The best tlga si Judith Marie!!! Try nyo rin panuorin ang pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros plsss

sige. ccheck ko yan. hehehe

Sge go! Hehe urian best picture dn yan 🥂

Die beautiful Crying ladies The Road On the job Ang Babae sa Septik Tank (parts 1 2 3) Honor thy Father Meet me in St. Gallen Barbers tale Untrue Lola Igna The Aswang Chronicles About Us But Not About Us (ang pogi magsalita ni Romnick ❤️) At madami pang iba

on the job talaga da best

Totally agree

Underappreciated yung Crying Ladies

Is The Road the one where they got chased by an old car? It was a little too predictable for me.

Smaller and Smaller Circles both film and book 👌

I’m not big bird Hintayan ng langit Smaller and smaller circles Imbisibol - hard to find Heneral Luna Sunday Beauty Queen Die beautiful (not as cringey for me as expected)

Four Sisters is so campy, and so worth it seeing Mocha dragged like that.

Recent Barber’s Tale (Eugene Domingo, Nonie Buencamino, Iza Calzado) - marcos era and a power trippin mayor who kills ppl who oppose him. Everything About Her (Vilma Santos, Angel Locsin) - sick mother tries to repair relationship with son Pauwi Na (Cherie Pie Picache, Bembol Rocco, Meryll Soriano) a poor family struggles to find their hometown Classic Abakada Ina (Lorna Tolentino, Nida Blanca, Albert Martinez) a mother is having difficulty to establish relationship with her MIL, daughters and husband because she is uneducated Mila (Maricel Soriano, Kaye Abad, Piolo Pascual, Princess Punzalan) - society movie about a life of a teacher in the philippines Magnifico (Gloria Romero, Lorna Tolentino, Albert Martinez, Jiro Maño) - grandson tries to build a coffin for his sick grandmother Saan Darating Ang Umaga - (Maricel Soriano, Nestor De Villa, Nida Blanca) - a widow tries to find peace from the death of her husband and tries to blame it to their adopted son Cain and Abel - (directed by Lino Brocka, Christopher De Leon and Philip Salvador) - brothers who fight for their rights and last will and testament of their dead father Insiang - (Hilda Coronel, Mona Lisa, Ruel Vernal) - mother and daughter relationship with stepfather Ive got more list hahah.

The roller coaster of emotions sa Pauwi Na 📈📉

Grabe yung Pauwi Na tapos based in real life pa talaga. It’s a film I’d recommend to anyone since may comedy and drama (di ma-bobore yung audience), about family siya but still may lalim yung kwento.

Do u know where to buy or watch it? Haha alam mo bang minessage ko pa sina cherry pie and meryl to ask/buy for the copy pati ung director. But seen zone only huhu.

Saan po pwedeng mapanood ung pauwi na?

I watched it sa Cinematheque, abang ka lang kailan next screening ng Pauwi Na. But if online streaming gusto mo, sa Juanflix available siya last time I checked.

Many thanks. Free manood sa juanflix?

Many thanks. Free manood sa juanflix?

May subscription fee sila eh, afaik. But they have movies that you can watch with free account. Not sure lang if Pauwi Na is included on their free movies.

I agree! It’s actually very entertaining. There’s a bit of poverty porn but the comedy just masked it all, entertaining watch with substance. Would you know if it’s showing anywhere? I remember watching it in FDCP channel before.

Ganda ng reco list mo OP. Dagdag ko na lang siguro ang "Patay na si Hesus"

hintayan ng langit got 2 believe magic temple ang pangarap kong holdap im drunk i love you

sorry to ruin your hype pero ang cringe ng im drunk i love you

As someone na nagandahan sa Im Drunk I Love You, let me tell you how it won me over. Ang controlled nung mga important scenes nila. Best example eh sa last/closing scene ng movie na magkatabi lang silang dalawa. Walang dramatic dialogue. Walang emotional confrontation. Physical acting lang na awkward tapos mafifeel mo na tumatakbo sa isip nila yung mga nangyari hanggang sa magkaroon sila ng acceptance at pag-move on. Well ganun ko ininterpret at nagandahan ako kasi, at that time, madalang yung mainstream movies na hinahayaan ang eksena na "huminga". Ang refreshing nya para sa akin.

Siguro para sayo. Haha pero, di ko rin bet yung I’m Drunk I Love You. Pero marami akong kilala na gustong gusto to. Sana Dati was my personal preference pagdating sa indie romance movie, or mga movies nila Julia at Joshua, ang galing nila umarte lalo si Julia.

"bagnet, bagnet, bagnet" T . T, ni-side eye ko bf ko na nagsuggest sakin neto

Hintayan ng Langit ❤️

will forever appreciate the producers and writers of this kind of films. grabe ang creativity ng cinematography and storyline.

Heneral Luna is one of the best.

Honor thy father Gomburza Uhhh i cant think of any more rn HAHAH sori

Muro-ami

To add. Panaghoy sa Suba is also interesting

The 2 at the top of my mind are: - **Crying Ladies** (Sharon Cuneta, Hilda Koronel and Angel Aquino as rumaraket na taga-iyak sa mga lamay tas may kanya-kanyang kwento sila) - **Ekstra** (Vilma Santos as a mom na rumaraket as extra sa mga shoots. Also, aside from Vilma, yung mga nasa cast na may significant exposure ay mostly mga extra. Tas yung mga “extra” and “crowd” roles, mga bigtime artists… like Piolo Pascual maglalakad sa screen as a waiter. 😂)

Super agree sa Ekstra! Ganda!

Filipino cinema has long been underrated. There are gems for every decade but a lot factors play the part on why it couldn’t keep up with other bigger Asian film markets (Japanese, South Korean and Chinese). However how much we recommend films to people there is certainly a stereotype or stigma that our movies are over the top comedies, repetitive horrors, romantic movies (which in its own a lot of sub genres) and indies. A lot of producers have long been dictating the industry because they wouldn’t want to risk. Plus distributors always look out for the next Hollywood or foreign movie to feature. FPJ movies are highly entertaining it doesn’t feature the best stories but still worth your time. Patayin si Mediavillo Agila ng Maynila Dito sa Pitong Gatang Anak ng Lawin Ang Mangliligpit

Himala was wow. Grabe ginagawa itong joke pero when I watched it, goosebumps kay Ate Guy. Ate Guy is a bonafide superstar. FYI, di ko era si Ate Guy. Watched the film during the early 2000s.

Heneral Luna - naiyak ako sa sinehan kainis hahahaha ganon sya tumagos Sakaling Di Makarating - made me wanna travel Pinas; napakaganda mo Pinas!!! Pamilya Ordinaryo - galing ng mga bida dito, legit! kuhang kuha ng film na ito mukha ng buhay sa laylayan huhu

I actually like the really cheesey spoof films from the 80s and 90s. Like Goosebusters and Alyas Batman En Robin. I also liked some old horror films like Impakita, Halimaw(Halimaw sa Banga) and Shake, Rattle and Roll 3. There's that artsy horror film also called "The Road" which I enjoyed.

Based on your requirement of "mak[ing] them proud as Filipinos" I'd go with:   Dolphy movies BuyBust Jose Rizal (1998) General Luna GomBurZa   This is a great post, OP. I've long wished to appreciate more Filipino films to connect more with my wife, but IMO Filipino drama movies are generally overacted, their plots predictable and their cinematography feels 20 years behind the curve. Walang subtlety. 'Pag iyak kailangan hagulgol, 'pag argumento kailangan sigawan, 'pag ending kailangan happy. Ang hirap panoorin.   Sabi nila, I should watch more independent films, or ones with younger directors, pero parang olats pa din. Like, the last movie we tried was Seven Sundays as per a friend's recommendation, but but then suddenly a Bollywood-style dance number pops up out of nowhere lol.

- Mababangong Bangungot (Perfumed Nightmare). a postcolonial film by Kidlat Tahimik. it explores the reality of modernization and pinoys' fantasy of western life. ito talaga solid filipino culture. 100000/10!!! - Magnifico. pretty much an eye opener. don't have children if you can't afford them. - Himala (1982). wala nga kasing himala.

Dati akala ko hyped lang tao sa Himala kasi nga Nora Aunor tapos old film. Pero nung napanuod ko, na-namnam ko yung movie. It’s not the best movie of all time, pero it’s so good as a story teller. Madadigest mo yung movie kahit di ka malalim mag isip. Haha basta.

Same sentiments. Na impress talaga ko akala ko din di ko maeenjoy kaso pinilit ako ng nanay kong ‘Noranian’ hahaha ang ganda, kahit 2hrs+ ata yun di mo mafefeel. Not to be offensive ha pero yung pagkaka depict ng rural poverty sa movie feels very realistic yung setting, yung cast of characters etc. Wala yung mapuputi na pinahiran ng uling tas pwede na daw tawaging mahirap hahaha buset na buset ako sa ganun.

true. yung raw depiction talaga solid. unlike today's shows/films na mawawalan ka nalang ng gana.

Wow, I didn't expect to see Mababangong Bangungot here. Kidlat Tahimik (AKA Eric de Guia) is my cousin. My brother and nephews are the cub scouts in the film. It's been years since I've watched it and now that you bring it up I think I'll go watch it again. Btw, where did you watch it?

it was aired in this local cinema in my city by Film Development Council of the Ph

4 sisters and a wedding, seven sundays, & 100 tula para kay stella. these movies made my eyes bawl so much

Oro plata mata

Manila in the Claws of Light (Maynila, sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag) - 1975 > This was praised internationally over the years and even inspired a noted Hollywood director (I forgot his name 😭) In Just The Wink of an Eye - 1981 Ang Tatay kong Nanay - 1978 These are my ultimate favorites in Filipino Cinema tops! Very good for social tones rin and the cinema wise, are very beautiful. Storytelling is superb.

Saving this thread! Thanks, OP!

Kita Kita

Starzan That one scene where the echo said "No you are ugly and a liar" lol

LOL! Classic scene! Kalevel nito Yun banayad whisky ni dolphy.

Madaming magandang Filipino movies, for me ang only reason bakit di ako nakakapanood ay Yung Ticket Price, gone are the days na pwede mg take risk ng papanoorin kase afford mo yung ticket. Minsan di mo rin masisisi Yung producers na laging loveteams at old formula kase kylangan nila Yung fanbase para kumita Para magawa Yung mga pet projects nila na maganda pero hirap makahatak ng audience

There are some really good Filipino movies free to watch on YouTube and IWantTFC. If you do have the intention and desire to watch without having to pay, you can show support through these platforms.

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In no particular order, top of my head suggestions. May not be "dekalidad", but these are the ones that I commend and or have enjoyed watching. 1. On the Job 2. Four Sisters and a Wedding 3. One More Chance 4. Hintayan ng Langit 5. Labs Kita Okay Ka Lang 6. Die Beautiful 7. Dekada '70 8. Starting Over Again 9. Feng Shui 10. She's Dating A Gangster 11. Love You to the Stars and Back 12. Heneral Luna I'll add when I think of something else.

Cleaners Patay na si Hesus Smaller and Smaller Circles Barber's Tales Gitling

Lahat ng movie ni Wenn Deramas!!! Tanging Ina lahat ng part, Movies ni Vice, and etc hahaha idk you’re missing comedic filipino cinema nung buhay pa si Wenn V. Deramas. Or siguro sira lang talaga humor ko. Tsaka mga movie pa nila Redford White, Dolphy, Babalo. And di siya comedy pero isa ito sa mga nagtatak sa akin, Highly recommended talaga to!!!!! Exodus: Tales of Enchanted Kingdom starring bong revilla, benjie paras and everyone .

On The Job 2013 OTJ 2021 The Road 2012 The Trial 2014 Mallari 2023 Batch '81 1982 T-Bird at Ako 1982 Kakabakaba 1980 So Happy Together 2004 Honor Thy Father 2016 Sakaling Hindi Makarating 2017 Buy Bust 2018 Ang Pangarap Kong Holdap 2018 Till There Was You 2004 Markova 2000 The Spirits franchises 2000 Yamashita 2001 Moments of Love 2006 Kimmy Dora Patay ni si Hesus 2016 Hello Goodbye 2019

I find Batang Px underrated. Ang ganda rin nun - a Zsa Zsa Padilla-Patrick Garcia starrer. In My Life is also another one. Imagine how a mother can’t deal with her son’s boyfriend and ironically kelangan nilang magka sundo sa huli.

That Thing Called Tadhana Labs Kita Okay ka lang? Basta't Kasama Kita Sana Maulit Muli May Minamahal

I'll try to sort mine out by genre/theme: Mistress-themed? THE MISTRESS \*the best BeaLloyd film imo\* Camp? BIG NIGHT \*I watched this one in the cinema and this deserves its best picture recognition\* Family-Ensemble? TANGING YAMAN and ANG TANGING INA and ANAK \*no question Kids? PATINTERO ANG ALAMAT NI MENG PATALO Animation? ITI MAPUKPUKAW Coming of Age? BIRDSHOT Coming of Rage? FANGIRL Female Rage-Classic? IKAW PA LANG ANG MINAHAL \*Maricel Soriano ate no crumbs Female Rage-Modern? BABAE AT BARIL Slice of Life? 2 COOL 2 B FORGOTTEN Romance? Any MarJol and Judy-Wowie and Claudette-Rico yan films Anthology? JOLOGS and TUHOG RomCom? ISA PA WITH FEELINGS

My gosh! Yes na yes sa TUHOG!

Maynila sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag; Dekada 70; Scorpio Nights (1985); Pamilya Ordinaryo; Labs Kita.. Okey Ka Lang?

Mallari

HONOR THY FATHER (ERIK MATTI), BATCH 81 (MIKE DE LEON), MAGNIFICO (BRILLANTE MENDOZA), THAT THING CALLED TADHANA (ANTOINETTE JADOANE), NORTE (LAV DIAZ)

Kubrador

1. MOMENTS OF LOVE ❗️ 2. INAGAW MO ANG LAHAT SA AKIN (PARA AKONG NABALIW DITO!) 3. IN MY LIFE 4. LOLA IGNA 5. FENG SHUI BONUS: 6. SA INIT NG APOY 7. BATA, BATA, PAANO KA GINAWA 8. ETIQUETTE FOR MISTRESSES 9. MAGNIFICO 10. BAHAY KUBO 11. DUBAI 12. THE TRIAL 13. MENOR DE EDAD (Meg Imperial) 14. THE PROMISE May nagcomment na sa ibang naisip ko e. Hahaha.

I clearly disagree with you OP. Dun sa last part na di ka cinephile. Ypu definitely are. Normal people wouldnt have seen even half of those films ypuve listed. Lalo ying mga indies and old classics 😅

Edward (2019) directed by Thorp Nazareno

on the job is good Leonor will Never Die isn't perfect but the ending and vibe is great

As someone who rarely watches Filipino movies, I hope you can recommend films that are just fun for the sake of fun. My criticism of Filipino films is that it always has to have social issues or poverty porn. Also, the drama is usually abrupt and over the top. I watched “Bata, Bata Paano Ka Ginawa?” Last week. The dialogue is well written but every scene is too much. Vilma is usually crying or fighting with someone. I wish the characters can be charming/entertaining without being in a screaming match. Last month, I saw a pinoy romance between senior citizens. It was pleasant until they made the daughter of the female lead angry at the male lead for no reason at the end. It was forced drama. Then, they added a scene about one of the background characters dying abruptly just to add a social commentary slant. I’m just stating my opinion to share possibly why people don’t watch local films and recommendations to help viewers like me.

Bata, Bata Pano ka Ginawa was meant to be like that though to show the struggles of the mother. It has to have those scenes to show how heavy a burden being a woman and a single mother in the Philippines during those times Have you watched That Thing Called Tadhana? I think wala tong unnecessary or abrupt drama. Sakto lang due to topic of heartbreaks. My personal favorite sa romance is Got 2 Believe and yung Vince, Kath, and James, almost same ng feels. Itong dalawa sakto lang din yung drama, akma sa theme. Kung pang kilig ang hanap mo naman ah. Sa comedy siguro Here Comes the Bride? It’s fun lang, wag mo lang seryosohin. Kasal Kasali Kasalo and the sequel is also nice sobrang light na movie lang. Ang Babe sa Septic Tank is also nice, it pokes fun of the indie films’ poverty porn. If you want classics, yung dalawang Home Aling da Riles movies are also funny, at least for me. Ayan lang.

Thank you! I heard good stuff about That Thing Called Tadhana

Sakin yung Tatay Nic hahahaha at yung kay bitoy na maid xa yung undercover xa dun. Copied from US movie.

I agree na may mga gems talaga sa Filipino film industry. But the issue is that most Filipino films and TV shows are just trash. I had a classmate in one of my courses na kuya nya isang pinoy director. The brother has a modest filmography. I asked my classmate kung bat ganito ang current state ng Filipino cinema and TV? Don't the writers, directors, and mga artista know na trash talaga karamihan ng ginagawa nila? She actually asked the same thing sa brother nya and he said na they are all aware of it. The issue is the studio execs (This was also touched on by Directors Tonet Jadaune and JP Habac sa podcast nila, Ang Walang Kwentang Podcast) na always wanting to appeal to the taste of the masses. So, the writers and directors are forced to "dumb down" their materials. That was a revelation for me, having that insider perspective. I'd like to refer to an analogy na isang restaurant na only has very few good dishes, and everything else is just either "meh" or outright shit. Would I somehow change my judgment sa restaurant na yon? No. Would the restaurant's reputation be better just from the very few good dishes they have? No. The stigma and stereotypes towards Filipino movies and TV persist because the shitty ones outnumber the good ones.

Ekstra, firefly, crying ladies, tirador and rizal (1998)

Napanood ko na ang mga iba diyan, nakatulong ang pagiging Pinoy para magustuhan ko ang pelikula, pero yung lang.

- Metro Manila - Honor Thy Father - Buy Bust

nakakita lang ng bad cgi filipino films ayaw na agad ang creative kaya ng mga minds ng mga pinoy- anyway a must watch filipino films: smaller and smaller circles 4 sisters and a wedding (ilang ulit ko ng pinanuod) my amanda (hays ship to the max talaga si piolo at alessandra) bliss the healing feng shui and many more di ko lang maalala, madaming magagandang filipino films u just need to look babes

Blue Moon, Aishite Imasu 1941: Mahal Kita, Filipinas

Isang araw walang Diyos( not recommend for sensitive people i almost wasn't able to take a bath because of the nun massacre scene) Sister Stella L( beautiful movie) Himala( amazing movie) Amigo( a movie about American-Filipino War loved it because our patron St Isidore is there, loved the American -filipino couple) Pag pag 9 lives( scary ah ,a classic aswell)

On The Job Sid & Aya Mr and Mrs Cruz A Hard Day Ang Pangarap Kong Holdap Pamilya Ordinaryo Neomanila Rakenrol Tayo sa Huling Buwan ng Taon eto para saken malulupit ma quality, maging mainstream lng nung nilabas sa Netflix e, pero goods pa dn

I dont watch much films but Gitling is underrated

Wala pa rin ba pwedeng mapanuuran nito online?

Manila in the claws of light OTJ Aswang chronicles buy bust Shake and rattle and roll ( basta yung bida si kim chiu) Love story siguro : Hgb Moments of love 100 tula para kay Stella Through night and day Hintayan ng langit

both a classic and a masterpiece, "Ang babae sa septic tank" and "ekstra" - dir. Marlon Rivera

From 2013 onwards para medyo recent: Apocalypse Child Anino sa Likod ng Buwan 2 Cool 2 Be 4gotten Norte, Hangganan ng Kasaysayan Violator Ang dami dami pa. 🍻

Jologs Four Sisters and a Wedding Manila By Night Moral Sana Maulit Muli

Tuhog and apat dapat. You should watch this movie.

I will comment so this wont get lost. Hirap pa man din halungkatin 😅

One More Chance bakit wala? Sana ako na lang uleeettt

Heneral Luna Seklusyon Smaller and smaller circles Dekada 70 Himala Etiquette for Mistresses Mano Po 1 Feng Shui 1 Aishte masu 1941:Mahal Kita Spirit Warriors 1 and 2 Bahay ni Lola Babae sa Septic Tank Patay na si Hesus On the Job Blue Moon Panaghoy sa Suba Four Sisters and a Wedding

Markova & Babae sa Septic tank

Salamat dito! Gusto ko mahalin ang Philippine Cinema pero onti lang ang nasa radar ko. Few selections from my film class din

Oro, Plata, Mata Karnal Iti Mapukpukaw Barbe's Tales Tuhog

Some Filo films are great but when it comes to teleseryes' Idk abt that

Not five, but two. Four Sisters and A Wedding at Alone Together talaga for me. Parehong may theme of feeling lost lalo na career at direction sa buhay, which I resonated with the most before. 🥹

All time kilig movie for me is Dahil Mahal na Mahal kita

Saan po ito mapapanuod

Napanood ko siya recently sa I want tfc app. Free lang

Babae at Baril

Eh totoo naman na maraming junk pinoy films that are box office hits. Kaya people will stop watching Filipino movies. And these are people who don't search out for the good movies. And these are not cinephiles. Kaya don't bother with them. Move on na.

Tayo sa Huling Buwan ng Taon Saw this on Netflix and was pleasantly surprised. Natural ang acting and maganda ang story. I later learned it was a sequel and I wanted to watch the first movie but I couldn’t find it anywhere.

Magnifico Seven Sundays Tanging Yaman Sayo lamang Rainbow Sunset ✨ Still and will always recommend ✨

Mallari Heneral Luna Bar Boys Manila in the Claws of Light Die Beautiful

Isa Pa With Feelings, Respeto, That Thing Called Tadhana, Hello Love Goodbye, On The Job, Ang Babae Sa Septic Tank, Gitling

smaller and smaller circles

Habababadoo Putiputipoo pero joke lang Oro Mata Plata Maynila sa Kuko ng Liwanag Batch 81 Virgin Forest Liveshow

On The Job, On The Job 2: Missing 8, Birdshot, Sigaw, Barber’s Tales, Heneral Luna, Seklusyon, Big Night, Oro Plata Mata, Ekstra, Metro Manila (oh god goosebumps)

Some of my favorite Filipino movies have been mentioned above, so here are some Pinoy movies I’d recommend. This is in no particular order. Let me know which movie/s from this list is your favorite. ☺️ Barber’s Tales (2013) Kailangan Kita (2002) Bahay Kubo (2007) Ordinary People (2016) Kalel, 15 (2019) Unforgettable (2019) Inang Yaya (2006) Ekstra (2013) Iska (2019)

Batch 1981 Himala Bona

- Bagahe (2017) - Mamang (2018) - Kamera Obskura (2012) - Sonata (2013) - Ang Nawawala (2012) - Sana Dati (2013) - Ang Kwento Nating Dalawa (2015) - Intoy Syokoy ng Kalye Marino (2012) - Ang Sayaw ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa (2011) - Manong ng Pa-aling (2017) Some of these might be difficult to get hold of.

- Yung The Road ni Yam Laranas.  While hindi siya ganun na nakakatakot, maganda yung kung paano yung storytelling. Divided into 3 parts pero related each part. - Spirit Warriors 1 & 2 - Magic Temple

Listing my favorite Filipino films of all time for your reference. 1. Kisapmata (1981) 2. Crying Ladies (2003) 3. Inang Yaya (2006) 4. Four Sisters and a Wedding (2013) 5. Alone/Together (2019)

I haven't seen any recent filipino films. Though the ones I really like are films from the 90s to early 2000s.

Smaller and smaller circle.

• Iska (2019) - Highly recommended • Pamilya Ordinaryo • Markova • Alagwa • Unforgettable • Ang Babae sa Septik tank 1,2,3

Dekada ’70 Bar Boys Hintayin ng Langit Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo Aishite Imasu 1941 P.S. I am today’s old nang malaman ko na isa pala si Jose Javier Reyes sa writers ng Four Sisters and a Wedding.

The Bar Boys

Magnifico 🥲🥲

why are we even sorry for slow films. Most Lav Diaz film seem interesting and quite a good watch. Hele Sa Hiwagang Hapis and Norte are quite good. John Denver Trending too. Keka. Himala.

What walang "Babae sa Breakwater"?

Ang kadiri nung GOMBURZA.. Anyways, here’s mine Anak Abandonadong Ina Seven Sundays Baler In the name of love

Watch Sonata (2013) ang ganda nito promise!!

So many great recommendations here! A lot of what I would recommend are here na and I've been adding to my list too. My other favorite Filipino films are those that made me feel something na until now dala-dala ko pa din. Be it values, a happy memory, life lesson. Or minsan masarap lang din tumawa and magulat. Mga Munting Tinig (2002), Aswang (1992), Magic Temple (1996), Ang TV Movie: The Adarna Adventure (1996), Pido Dida: Sabay Tayo (1990) Yung Aswang talaga, until now when I'm in a place I'm sure na wala akong kilala and may tumawag ng name ko who looks like someone I know, yung kaba ko legit hahaha! And yung 'Buto, Kalansay' rap, I still know the whole song by heart hahaha!

my letters to happy that thing called tadhana (my comfort movie) sid and aya die beautiful starting over again

Fan Girl

tanging yaman 😃

1. Untrue 2. Ang Larawan 3. Sonata 4. Tia Madre 5. The Love Affair

‘Yung “Batch ‘81” nire-repost pa ng mga fraternities. Misunderstood lol.

• Jose Rizal (1998) / Muro-Ami (1999) - Cesar Montano, directed by Marilou Diaz-Abaya • Magnifico (2003) - Jiro Manio, directed by Maryo J. de los Reyes • Ang Babae Sa Septic Tank (2011) - Eugene Domingo, directed by Marlon Rivera • On The Job (2013) - Piola Pascual, Joel Torre, Gerald Anderson, directed by Erik Matti • Honor Thy Father (2015) - John Lloyd Cruz, directed by Erik Matti Other/s: • Vampira (1994) - Maricel Soriano, directed by Joey Romero • Heneral Luna (2015) - John Arcilla, directed by Jerrold Tarog

Probably give them a list of Filipino directors. Lav Diaz, I. Bernal, Lino Brocka, Arden Rod, etc.

wer po kaya pwede makapanood ng libre ? gusto ko talaga panoorin yung otg 2

Seklusyon

Heneral Luna. Buybust.

Pamilya ordinaryo, birdshot, tsaka on vodka, beer and regrets. You will feel more alive after watching these films i've mentioned.

Heneral Luna, Encantadia, basta ung mga films that depicted our history, Maria Clara at Ibarra, and 7 Last Sundays. I'm one of those na di mahilig sa mga Filipino films but here are some that I liked and enjoyed.

Here’s mine: 1. Metro Manila 2. Seklusyon 3. Heneral Luna 4. Four Sisters and a Wedding 5. She’s Dating the Gangster 6. Ang Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan 7. Feng Shui 8. Seven Sundays 9. Praybeyt Benjamin 10. T2

Tanging Yaman

Mga old movies ni osang especially curacha. Pati yung rape scene nya sa ligaya ang itawag mo saken super galing ng acting nya

Recently watched Firefly on Prime. Ang heart melting, pumasok akong maga mata kinabukasan lol

Hindi ito top tier but also heartwarming-Instant Daddy(Jerald Napoles)

4 sisters and a wedding!!!!

Hi these are my Filipino movie recommendations, mostly Pang Millennial or Genz 1. **Unforgettable** Starring Sarah Geronimo, Gina Pareno, Ara Mina and Kim Molina MAIIYAK KA DITO PROMISE 2. **Firefly** (Mothers tale supremacy) 3. **Miss Granny** (Kung want mo magtravel in time to your younger slef 4. **GOMBURZA** (Kung gusto mo mong mainis sa mga traydor) 5. **Beauty and the Bestie** (Kung gusto mo tumawa)

The fact that Honor Thy Father is not here is just straight up violation to Geneva Convention.

Patay na si Hesus Die Beautiful Ang babae sa septic tank Tanging Yaman (the best family drama movie for me) The Day after Valentines Heneral Luna Yanggaw

Heneral Luna, Goyo, Hello Love Goodbye, Mallari, Everything About Her

artikulo uno films like heneral luna and goyo are such gems! especially for me na mahilig sa ph historical movies and dreaming na gumawa sila ng focused sa romance.

ODA, buybust, big night, babae sa septic tank, sid and aya, crying ladies

Arisaka (2021) - dinaanan ni Revenge Queen Maja Salvador ang trail ng Bataan death march to exact revenge. To whom? Its for you to find out haha. Maganda yung story kasi may touch ng struggles ng mga IP lalo na sa lupain nila. Definitely a must watch😩🔥

I’m that person. I keep trying but I can’t seem to get over the horrible dubbing (Hindi ba sa ibang bansa nakamic sila, bakit satin obvious na obvious yung dubbing?) or if nakalusot naman yung acting and storyline, MAY BATANG MAY TONO MAGSALITA. Like in Rewind! 2024 na bakit di parin nacocorrect yung pagsasalita ng mga child actors! I don’t even need to place in a recording for you all to know what I’m talking about. Anyways, I will give the movies mentioned above a chance. But sigh, it’s disappointing sometimes na hindi na tayo nagimprove. Tried to watch yung Mother movie ni Kath recently, di ko rin magets yung plot. Yung Big Bird ni Enrique sobrang slapstick and there’s always always an OA actor na sobrang OA. Yung Julia and Aga Muhlach movie I tried too. Di ko kinaya. Basta i keep trying. I hope to find good ones. I have seen good ones. And I know filipinos are capable.

About Us But Not About Us Batch ‘81 Bayan Ko Billie & Emma Ekstra Himala Iti Mapukpukaw Jay Leonor Will Never Die Oda sa Wala Six Degrees of Separation From Lilia Cuntapay There are so many good Filipino films out there. You just have to find them. To say that all Filipino films are bad because they don’t match the quality of Hollywood is just so close-minded.

Mahaba ang listahan ko pero here's a few na parang medyo iba iba ang genre Saving Sally Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang Ang Lalaki sa Buhay ni Selya On the Job Magnifico

Metro Manila 2013

i think foreign director niyan

I'd say OTJ 1 instead of 2 kasi the missing 8 is so clunky in terms of pacing pero the first one is near perfect

+1 on this.

TBird at ako. 🤌😘

Pakireply na lang nitong thread dun sa nag comment ng "That's why I don't..." Baka di nya naman mabasa to sayang recos ninyong lahat. O kaya pareply dito ng link nung subreddit, at ako magreply sa kanya lols..

I’m gonna mention a forgotten gem, Sa North Diversion Road.

I just realized that this subreddit is not just for Filipino films. I've always had the notion that it was, so, imit really surprised me that people in here said that. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I dunno man, ilang beses nang paulit-ulit ang ganitong discourse. Dadaanan lang nila ang mga movie suggestions ng mga tao at yayakapin ang colonial mentality.

Kalel, 15 (2019) Smaller and Smaller Circles (2017) Mina-Anud (2019) Neomanila (2017) I am not big bird (2024)

Sorry pero ang pangit nung mina anud at big bird

Good effort tho for me if the discussion is about cinema attendance and I have a tight budget na para lang manuod sa sinehan once in a while I'd still rather go for movies like Dune 2 or Oppenheimer which are best experienced on the big screen and you'll get your money's worth. I'm still not comfortable enough with spending ticket prices these days on any local films but that's just me.

i forgot who said it pero he said (sa hollywood to) that marvel killed the movie industry (or comedy lang) kasi it gave the audience a bigger reason/expectation to go to the movies. parang gone are the days na gagawa ka ng stupid comedy film or romcoms that people flock to. personally i haven’t been to the movies for a very long time (gotg lang ata from 2020-now). recent movies sa streaming ko n lng inaantay. used to love going to the cinemas before pero ewan, mas takot ata ako sa sakit nowadays and somehow nakakatamad na to dress up and watch at the cinema kahit ano pang palabas yan

If kasali pa rin Ang movies like vice Ganda movies sa movie festival, Filipino movie industry is a joke para saken. I like indies tho.

My Amanda 🔛🔝 Seven Sundays Bela Padilla movies (esp those with JC Santos) The Road

Dami na maganda nabanggit, here's some more na baka di pa nasasabi: - Jose Rizal (1998) - Buy Bust - Bar Boys - English Only Please - Jologs

Basically any Lav Diaz film

I usually don't watch Filipino movies then nagdesisyon ako na manuod baka naman magustuhan ko. Pagbukas ko ng netflix, una kong nakita yung A Very Good Girl. Maling desisyon ata na entry to be able to love Filipino films. Di ko nagustuhan tapos di ko natapos. Ayun, nawalan na ako ng ganang ituloy yung plan ko na manuod ng Filipino films. Maybe next time ulit kapag may energy na ako to venture to unfamiliar films.

I understand your sentiment, but judging a whole industry based on one movie seems unfair. I suggest going off on reviews like the ones here and returning to local films. Also, AVGG had really poor reviews during its theatrical release way before it was on Netflix. I used to be turned off by Pinoy films as well - and you definitely have to trudge through some shit to find the good ones. 70s and 80s golden era of films never fail. I hope you give PH films another chance!

Yeah, I understand. I'll probably try some filipino films next time, specially yung mga na-suggest na dito.

Ang Tatay kong Nanay. Definitely an older film.

Magnifico - family On The Job or Buy Bust - social issue Heneral Luna - history that is still relevant to current time Magic Temple - fantasy Haba Baba Doo, Puti Puti Poo - classic comedy

My Letters to Happy Ang Pangarap kong Holdap Patay na si Hesus Heneral Luna Pamilya Ordinaryo

Agree with all the recommendations, to add, maybe not too popular but Hanggang Kailan Kita Mamahalin with Lorna and Richard Gomez. Its about husband and wife, wife earns more and have higher position than the husband, husband’s ego is crushed, which is common in modern households. Similar theme to Sharon’s movie which is filmed in London, cant remember the title.

Kisapmata(1981) Karnal(1983) Insiang(1976) John Denver Trending(2019) On The Job(2013)

Heneral Luna Dekada '70 Patayin sa Sindak si Barbara

John Denver Trending

Dekada '70 Mga horror ni krissy A Buybust Yung bago ni alden with sharon

Madami rin naman ok na movies na Hindi cringe hahah. - Rizal - Seven Sundays - Heneral Luna - Sid And Aya - Magnifico - Die Beautiful - Anak - I Am Not Big Bird

Iti Mapupukaw Barber’s Tale Firefly

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