This could be one of the biggest flops in DreamWorks history. Personally, I didn’t like the animation style or the characters, and I also felt that Liza & HER wasn’t the right choice for the role. If they had cast a well-known Hollywood actress for the voice, it might have had a bigger chance of reaching a global audience and showcasing Filipino culture to the world. It’s just sad to see that this movie didn’t get the support it deserved.
Eh di hindi na siya representation if you cast a non Filipino Hollywood actresses for the lead role. Nagawa naman ng KPop Demon hunters to be have a well told story which highlights Korean culture and at the while also casting Korean actors and actresses.
Nah. Kpop Demon Hunters has Kpop and Korean culture on its side (which is HUGE), catchy songs, and an easy to digest plot. It would have done decently in theaters, even if the choice to release it on streaming only helped boost its popularity, in hindsight.
I think another main issue with the film is that there's kind of a loss of translation between Filipinos who are culturally Filipino and overseas Filipinos who grew up in the United States and are more of a mix between the two cultures. I've seen the movie and I do really like it and think it's a nice little charming movie but, with that being said, it does not at all come off to me as a movie that was created with current Philippine culture or sensibilities in mind. This is very much a movie geared towards Filipino-Americans and that's fine but it does limit the potential audience.
Seriously, bago kumuda mga nega comments, pnoorin nyo muna. Ang ganda kaya sobra! As in nalulungkot ako sa mga flop news or something kasi why?? The storyline was sooo good at ang ganda ng representation ng bansa natin ❤️ sa mga di pa nakaka nood, go watch. The animation style caters sa mga gen z to gen alpha. Mix of a lot of style, kng di mo type, its a matter of preference sya coz my 14 and 16 yr old children loved it. Go watch now!
Wala namang soft power ang Pilipinas eh. Saka real talk hindi naman popular ang Filipino Culture sa international audience eh. Kahit nga mismong mga Pinoy mas mahal at isinasabuhay pa ang kulturang Koreano kesa sa Filipino Culture kahit pa nasusuka ang mga Koreano sa Pinoy.
This could be one of the biggest flops in DreamWorks history. Personally, I didn’t like the animation style or the characters, and I also felt that Liza & HER wasn’t the right choice for the role. If they had cast a well-known Hollywood actress for the voice, it might have had a bigger chance of reaching a global audience and showcasing Filipino culture to the world. It’s just sad to see that this movie didn’t get the support it deserved.
ReplyDeleteEh di hindi na siya representation if you cast a non Filipino Hollywood actresses for the lead role. Nagawa naman ng KPop Demon hunters to be have a well told story which highlights Korean culture and at the while also casting Korean actors and actresses.
DeleteNah. Kpop Demon Hunters has Kpop and Korean culture on its side (which is HUGE), catchy songs, and an easy to digest plot. It would have done decently in theaters, even if the choice to release it on streaming only helped boost its popularity, in hindsight.
DeleteAng panget ng title at yung bida hate ang Pinoy Culture kaya recipe for disaster talaga
Delete12:34 Hate ang Pinoy culture? Porke may pinuna siyang ilan NA MALI NAMAN TALAGA sa kultura natin. Ang OA mo naman ata at nilahat mo na?
DeleteI think another main issue with the film is that there's kind of a loss of translation between Filipinos who are culturally Filipino and overseas Filipinos who grew up in the United States and are more of a mix between the two cultures. I've seen the movie and I do really like it and think it's a nice little charming movie but, with that being said, it does not at all come off to me as a movie that was created with current Philippine culture or sensibilities in mind. This is very much a movie geared towards Filipino-Americans and that's fine but it does limit the potential audience.
Deletesad it didnt get the support they deserve pero sa mga sinabi mo walang kang ka support support
Delete12:45 Panira kasi sa marketing at promotion ng movie ang idol mo. Yan flopsina na naman yung movie tulad ng Trese.
DeleteForgotten Island has surpassed $20.6M in the global box office against a budget of $80M.
ReplyDeleteIt's unfortunately so far one of the worst performing DreamWorks films despite its critical acclaim.
Ah flop nga. Wala pa sa 1/4 ng budget
DeleteI saw an article just now:
ReplyDeleteDreamWorks’ Original ‘Forgotten Island’ Flops With $12.8M Opening Despite Rave Reviews And Audience Scores
Nakita ko yung joke about this. Suportahan daw yung Forgotten Island dahil baka.pati ito angkinin ng china 🤣
ReplyDeleteIts not really a movie for Filipinos. Its a movie for Filipino Americans :):):):)
ReplyDeleteipipilit talaga para din kayong china kala nyo sa atin ang movie na yan eh alam nyo nman na hindi
ReplyDeletehindi na rin ganun kalakas hatak ni hope ni liza pala
ReplyDeleteSeriously, bago kumuda mga nega comments, pnoorin nyo muna. Ang ganda kaya sobra! As in nalulungkot ako sa mga flop news or something kasi why?? The storyline was sooo good at ang ganda ng representation ng bansa natin ❤️ sa mga di pa nakaka nood, go watch. The animation style caters sa mga gen z to gen alpha. Mix of a lot of style, kng di mo type, its a matter of preference sya coz my 14 and 16 yr old children loved it. Go watch now!
ReplyDeleteNo teh, pang tuition fee nalang.
DeleteWala namang soft power ang Pilipinas eh. Saka real talk hindi naman popular ang Filipino Culture sa international audience eh. Kahit nga mismong mga Pinoy mas mahal at isinasabuhay pa ang kulturang Koreano kesa sa Filipino Culture kahit pa nasusuka ang mga Koreano sa Pinoy.
ReplyDeleteAno yan marketing strategy para macurious tao at humabol pa sa sinehan bruhhh hahaha
ReplyDeleteLast mo na yan Liza 😆
ReplyDeleteThanks but no thanks.
ReplyDeletetypical pinoy mentality..kaya walang asenso pinas pakahirap e please puro perfect
Deletegrabe ang nega comments. Ang hirap i-please ng Pinoy audience!
ReplyDeleteHindi lang naman pinoy ang target ng movie. Jusmiyo yung iba mga comments ka feeling masyado
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