Topic: ANG PINAKA-PABORITONG DOLPHY MOVIES (SEPTEMBER 14, 2008)

[thegoodbyeguy]

        Last night, it was Dolphy movies' turn to be listed as ANG PINAKA-PABORITONG DOLPHY MOVIES. the panelists were: Lito Zulueta (UST Prof.), Ronnie Quizon, Wenn Deramas (TV/Film Director), German Moreno, and Fr. Nick Cruz (Ateneo de Manila, Assoc. Producer). Have your say if the list is justifiable at most.

       

        10. ANG HIWAGA NG IBONG ADARNA (1972)
          9. SILVERIA, ANG KABAYONG DALDALERA (1958)
          8. CAPTAIN BARBELL (1964)
          7. EL PINOY MATADOR (1970)
          6. SI LUCIO AT SI MIGUEL (1962) - How about OMENG SATANASIA?
          5. JOHN EN MARSHA (1973)
          4. JACK AND JILL (1954)
          3. ANG TATAY KONG NANAY (1978) - Dolphy thought he was mistakenly approach to do this movie
          2. MARKOVA (2000) - Not quite sure of this one, not to mention,
                                        having to won an outrageous international award category!
          1. FACIFICA FALAYFAY (1969)

           Though he was not the lead, I would include his HONG KONG HOLIDAY. He sure is a scene stealer in that movie. The sing-and-dance karitela scene is memorable! We used to catch this on Channel 9 during lazy afternoon.

[Noel_Vera]

Markova's Lito's influence, I imagine. He's an excellent critic and knows more about Filipino films, but I don't agree with him on that one.

[danrd]

7. EL PINOY MATADOR (1970)

I can't forget how hard I laughed when I watched it many years ago. 

[vwbeetle]

bakit wala yung Kalabog en Bosyo?

[oggsmoggs]

Markova's Lito's influence, I imagine. He's an excellent critic and knows more about Filipino films, but I don't agree with him on that one.

True, he had a lot to say about Markova... While it should be there (since we're talking about Dolphy's performance, not the filmmaking), it shouldn't have been at number 2 (above Ang Tatay Kong Nanay, no way!). Where's Omeng Satanasia?

Oh, watch next week's episode... hehe...

[thegoodbyeguy]

I can't forget how hard I laughed when I watched it many years ago. 

       Dolphy's movie titles were funny then spoofing famous TV shows and movies save for the last one (e.g. KISAME STREET, DR. YES, DOLPINGER, NANG UMIBIG ANG MGA GURANG).

       
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