Its More Fun In The Philippines

Indeed ... it is more fun in the Philippines ... and the Senate as well.

• Vina Pascua

  Flying carpet nlang Para minus electricity. At iwas disgrasya..
• Marvick Dela Rosa Catalan

  Bago kayo mag-isip maglagay ng Cable Car… paki ayos muna ang sandamakmak at labo labong cable ng meralco, pldt, globe, skycable, cablelink, etc etc etc

  

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• Gap PrEnterprises

  Hindi maganda diyan, Ilocos sur, Abra, Ilocos Norte dapat.

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• Myrna Goles

  Pwede yan doon sa enchanted kingdom ,, idagdag sa mga rides 

  

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• Sebastian Guillermo Ballonado Jr.

  d naman yan ang sulosyon ng trapik....kung mag karoon nang ganyan.....dito sa pinas.. ang makikinabang lang jan yun mga mayyaman at my kaya.. vip kung baga. alam naman nating lakaran sa pinas....s

  

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• Paruparo SnackBar

  PANG PELIKULA KA LNG TALAGA PAMBANSANG BUDOL, GAMIT GAMIT DIN NG UTAK, GUSTO MO LANG ATA GAWING CIRCUS ANG PILIPINAS, TANGGALIN MO MUNA RESlDUE NG GAMOT DYAN SA UTAK MO BAKA MADAMI PA NATIRA

  

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• Anthony Roque

  Sa panaginip

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• John Calica

  Ever heard of "Brainstorming"

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• Fatima Resily Gano

  Kailangan Dyan fly over

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• Rodolfo Jimenez

  Nahawa na ang ibang mga senador. Malala pa sa covid.

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• Renz Denila

  This is possible sir basta may budget

  

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• Mimmy Stuffs

  Ferris wheel era.

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• Anthony Amor

  Kulang nalang ug snow ug mountain 

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• Eric Eva

  Potek kawad ng kuryente yan! 

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• Bettina Salvador

  Hindi ako sasakay dyan!

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• Ronaldo Rosaldo

  Looks like sword of Damocles hanging over our heads

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• Salvador Pecson

  IDOL PANG SIGHTSEEING LANG ANG CABLE O PANG TRANSPORT SA RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES SA SKY PATAAS NG BUNDOK PARA MAG SKY PA BABA HINDI PANG MALAWAKAN TRANSPOTASYON

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• Ganz Erese

  Galing ni Idol kala ko pang action lang pang comedy din pala.

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• Carlo T Nagan-ko

  Idol konting research pa at magiging sakto na. Un cable car is not for transpo idol kc mabagal lng takbo nyan malamang cavite to manila 1 araw na byahe na. Mabilis na un 10kph na takbo. Para sa siteseeing and recreational transpo lng yan idol. Cgruo maigi pa idol dalhin yan sa baguio benguet farmers ng repolyo patatas carrots para mas kapakipakinabangan. Isip isip pa ng mas maigi idol.

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 You Vote For The Clowns ... Expect a Circus!

Maid In Malacanang" Review

I was able to see Maid in Malacañang (MiM) last Saturday with some friends. Biases aside, the film felt like it was made by an amateur second-year college student — and this is coming from someone who didn’t like and even lambasted the “award-winning” Katips.

It is rather disappointing that Imee Marcos who was the head of ECP (Experimental Cinema of the Philippines) — responsible for making iconic films such as Himala and Oro Plata Mata — allowed this hodgepodge of cinematic clichés and hammy acting. The most tragic (and unintentionally funny) was Ruffa Gutierrez who seemed like she lost her keys whenever she tries to convey an emotion. She should have taken notes from Tessie Tomas’ portrayal of Imelda Marcos in A Dangerous Life for Tomas was exemplary in that film. The performance of the rest of the cast who played the other Marcoses was underwhelming despite some of them being award-winning actors. It didn’t feel like they studied their characters — from the mannerisms to the tone of their voice, which could only be blamed to one thing: the director of the film is an amateur. The only saving graces were the three maids who had some hilarious scenes and showed good chemistry. But they still couldn’t save this camp of monstrosity

Storytelling-wise, MiM was too disorganized. For example, Imee Marcos returned from Singapore to the Philippines to heed her father’s request and upon arriving in the Palace, she discovered that they were already running out of basic necessities because they couldn’t go outside for days already due to the strident rallyists. Then how in the world did Imee enter the Palace? The film heavily used real-life footage to probably mask the inability of the director to execute them. The movie could have been given more grit if they acted out the iconic inauguration of Ferdinand Marcos, Sr. with his wife singing in the balcony or even the discovery of the assassination plot against the first family by Ricardo Morales instead of relying on historical footage and hollow scriptwriting.

Yap tried to impress by doing a one-take continuous shot with Dutch tilt in the confrontation scene between Bongbong and FEM, but the script was just too weak and a clear attempt to answer the issues thrown against Bongbong (FEM describing him as problematic in his diary, his lack of achievements, and him being a party animal) — it felt like it was written by a loyalist obsessed in winning an argument against the anti-Marcos forces on social media.

The film tried to “have a heart” by making it seem like the story was really about the struggles of the maids and other workers in Malacañang, but they were just used as tools to deodorize the image of the Marcoses (“Uy! Mabait silang amo!”) who shoved it into our face how they feel so entitled to remain in the PEOPLE’s Palace via this film (that cringe scene where Imelda repeatedly utters the line, “Hindi na tayo makakabalik!” still haunts my ears).

A world where an abhorrent film like Maid in Malacañang exists only reminds me of the other contemptible acts performed by politicians to the minds of our poor voters. Be careful of this deceptive pariah of cinema. It deserves to be awarded 0.5/5. It earned it.

- Paolo Miguel Quimbo

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"Express, express, express, that is the best way to heal. grieve if you need to, yell and scream if you need to, cry, laugh, be outward, let things out if keeping them to yourself will hurt you. you don’t have to be apathetic, you can be as expressive as you need to be for as long as you need."

Q and A's Best

Hiyas sa Kadayawan 2022 candidate from Obu Manuvu tribe, Lady Ray Banggaan caught the audience attention when she answered in jest after the host asked about how she felt being on stage representing her tribe.

Her response: " I'm nervous.  But I think it is natural because we have a nervous system."