Ang dami daming orihinal na storya ng mga manunulat na Pilipino to make films about. Hindi pa ba nasusuka ang mga tao sa adaptations ng mga kwento mula sa ibang bansa na lalagyan ng Pinoy spin? So umuwi si Mak from war, napansin ng mga kaibigan nya na yung sinasabi nyang pamilya ay patay na, and encourages him to seek consult with Psychiatry dahil nagkakaroon sya ng psychosis. The end.
Gets ko naman, this is mainstream, intended to make money kaya kailangan dikit sa formula. But the story of Pee Mak is very grounded in Thai culture, na pag pinilit gawing Pinoy...ewan. Daming kwentong unique sa atin we can create original art from, why do we keep resorting to these and make people lose faith in ourselves and our own talents?
Yes, yan nga yun.. copycat.. parang yung movie ni Kim Molina na nag super hit sa netflix last month, eh remake lang naman ng korean film shown a decade ago..
Wala na po ba originalism sa ating mga scriptwriter's??? The original is always and will be the more better. Therefore, why do remake's when originalism is there for us to be explore???
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bakit adaptation ang viva? di naman natin folklore yan. buti sana babae sa balete drive
ReplyDeletePee Mak PH is an adaptation movie. Meaning it takes the original Pee Mak story/movie as its source and creates a Philippine version of it.
DeleteNag iba ata ang ilong ni wilbert now?
ReplyDeleteKala ko lgbt tong si Wilbert, ung vid kc dati nung nasa showtime pa sya, ang lansa. Isama pa si Kid
ReplyDeleteYezz ramdam mo din pala ung KABA? charizz
DeleteOriginally Alden and Julia B. Sayang!
ReplyDeletedaming projects ni binene
ReplyDeleteThis project was supposed to be for Alden and Julia Barretto, di ba? What happened? Bakit hindi na natuloy?
ReplyDeleteJulia left Viva na kasi
DeleteWilbea will definitely do their best for this adaptation.
ReplyDeleteWilbert nagmukha ka nang kengkoy lol
ReplyDeleteNaging ilong ranger ka na Bert haha
ReplyDeletePilit na pilit itong Bea at Wilbert
ReplyDeleteBakit naman sila ang napili? Parehong good looking yung Thai actors eh kaya nakakaaliw panoorin.
ReplyDeleteNge?
ReplyDeleteNoooo. One of my fave Thai movies pa naman to. Sorry parang di bagay ang mga gagana leads
ReplyDeleteWalang originality talaga Pinoy movies pati foklore ng ibang bansa gagayahin.
ReplyDeleteLaziness
DeleteBAKIT???
ReplyDeleteAng dami daming orihinal na storya ng mga manunulat na Pilipino to make films about. Hindi pa ba nasusuka ang mga tao sa adaptations ng mga kwento mula sa ibang bansa na lalagyan ng Pinoy spin? So umuwi si Mak from war, napansin ng mga kaibigan nya na yung sinasabi nyang pamilya ay patay na, and encourages him to seek consult with Psychiatry dahil nagkakaroon sya ng psychosis. The end.
Gets ko naman, this is mainstream, intended to make money kaya kailangan dikit sa formula. But the story of Pee Mak is very grounded in Thai culture, na pag pinilit gawing Pinoy...ewan. Daming kwentong unique sa atin we can create original art from, why do we keep resorting to these and make people lose faith in ourselves and our own talents?
Nagawa na daw kase ng Hiraya Manawari, Bayani, at Wansapanataym lahat ng pinoy folklore.. hahaha!!
DeleteOh this reminds me of the other Thai horror film, Nang Nak. Nakakatakot!
ReplyDeleteYes, yan nga yun.. copycat.. parang yung movie ni Kim Molina na nag super hit sa netflix last month, eh remake lang naman ng korean film shown a decade ago..
DeleteWala na po ba originalism sa ating mga scriptwriter's??? The original is always and will be the more better. Therefore, why do remake's when originalism is there for us to be explore???
ReplyDeleteMight watch just because of Gian
ReplyDeleteAng ganda msydo nung orig na Pee Mak like damn..sorry na
ReplyDeletedavika yung nasa original na peemak, magandang magandang babae
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