Unforgettable

This movie made me more in love with my pet dogs..

Heart felt story for the family.

A story of Love for your Family, love for animals and many more..

I love you Milo (Happy) and to all the dog actors in the movie.

Good choice of cast for all main characters and most of other supporting characters! Their expressions match perfectly with their supposed roles if you know some of personality typology, and that's why the portrayal of the characters are so convincing.

I'm sure the struggle of the main protagonist is not only relatable to people who have whatever condition that she has, many people have the same outlook on life as she does. And it would just remind you of that sensitive innocent child side within you that you might have buried on your journey to becoming an adult. Not all people might get it, but many others do. Or you see it in others close to you.

Thanks for this film!

It's funny when Sarah G's performance might a little tippy as it was. I mean, her mental breakdown and her granny really ticked me off a bit. It's crazy that having a dog from an unknown owner would be more fascinating and inspirational ever since. As a similarity, Shiloh the wonder dog would always have the main characters side throughout. The song was amazing, the guests are a little woody, and even the setting was just more typical. And the best part, the climatic ones might be more shocky to see. I'm sure if there's any sequel for this, John Lloyd might be there as well.

BTW, if only somebody wanted to make a horror sequel of Wag Kang Lilingon that featured Anne Curtis as Nurse Gem in the same hospital at the same time.

The storyline was interesting. It is also a new thing in the Philippine cinema to have a dog-related film. If I don't get wrong, this is the first Filipino film of its kind.

The cast was a powerful one. A good choice of actors.

The cinematography, musical score, production design, screenplay, and of course, the direction were brilliant.

Also, seeing Sarah Geronimo portraying a character with mental illness amazed me. She executed it excellently.

The film tackled 4 main things: animal welfare, mental illness awareness, respect to the senior citizens, and family.

The directors of the film, Perci Intalan and Jun Lana, are intelligent to come up with this film.

For me, I consider this film as one of 2019's best Filipino films.

Stopped halfway through, acting and story was below average. I'd skip this movie and "Forget" about it.