Katips

While the actors and actresses were brilliant, this is a film that got lost in theatre. I think the viewers will appreciate it more on stage as it is musical.

This movie is shown twice in the Philippines, it didn't make a noise on its first release and it is shown again to compete with another movie with the hope that it will gain support to its patronage who hates the Marcoses.

Cinematography wise, I feel it's just redundant to everything that is already shown on youtube and old documentaries, this just adds to those already piled up movies of Martial law.

Putting romance on the film/musical was too forced for me. It is lost in translation in so many levels.

This movie can be compared to a shoddily-baked bread that looks unappetizing, left to rot on the display, then repackaged and returned to the shelf as a freshly-baked product. It is a recycled mess from last year, repurposed as weak rival of the movie "Maid in Malacanang". Not recommended, especially to younger audiences.

Usual garbage film about martial law and how these pests destroyed Phil society. In terms of techinical aspects, the scenes are dragging, no connections, and flow is miserable. Its a very rude version of les miserables. If only there is 0 star for this film.

Cheap and non sense movie that's why this movie is flopped. Boring to watch and don't waste your time and money to this kind of movie. Better to watch Made in Malacanang a blockbuster movie.

Need I say more? This is a disgrace to the world of cinematograph. Not to mention that this kind of movies are what leftist groups create to promote anti-government movements, but if that was their goal they should have tried at least put an effort into creating one. NOT THIS KIND OF GARBAGE! If only I could rate lower than 1 star, I would.