Such a naming convention already gives you much about what to expect: Taglish is spoken throughout the films! With this being said, you as an English speaker can at least get an idea of the movie’s topic just by listening to the linguistic exchanges and using the subtitles. Gandarappido: The Revenger Squad (2017)Īs you probably can notice from the titles of the shows above, most of these make use of English or Taglish.Despite major cinemas being dominated by Western movies, Filipino films and indie movies are guaranteed to give you a chance to know specific things about the country, its language, and its people.Īs of writing, the top 5 highest-grossing Filipino films of all time are the following: You see, the movies of the Philippines are best known in the industry as one of those that greatly reflect the culture and ideals of every Filipino. Also, this can be an excellent way to hit two birds with one stone since you can relax and enjoy while you are gaining more information about the slang and special cases of the language.Īre you a fan of katatakutan (horror in the English language), romantika (romantic films), or katatawanan (comedy)? No matter what floats your boat, we bet that there is at least one Tagalog film out there that will suit your taste. This can be one of the best ways to explore and immerse yourself in how the language is used in real life. However, contrary to common belief, you can also use Tagalog movies as a supplementary resource. GIRL, BOY, BAKLA, TOMBOY (2013) – P421 millionġ0.Whenever we think about learning the Tagalog language, what usually comes to mind is dreadfully long and expensive language courses. THE AMAZING PRAYBEYT BENJAMIN (2014) – P440 millionĩ. BEAUTY AND THE BESTIE (2015) – P540 millionĨ. Vice Ganda, Daniel Padilla, Pia Wurtzbachħ. GANDARRAPIDDO: THE REVENGER SQUAD (2017)- P571 million Vice Ganda, Dingdong Dantes, Richard Gutierrezĥ. THE SUPER PARENTAL GUARDIANS (2016) – P598 million HELLO, LOVE, GOODBYE (2019) – P881 millionģ. TOP 10 HIGHEST-GROSSING FILIPINO MOVIES OF ALL TIMEġ.
As for the latest report, the film scored P881 million which is good for the disctinction “Highest-Grossing Filipino Movie of All Time” which Star Cinema declared last month during the cast and crew’s thanksgiving party. “Hello, Love, Goodbye” starring A-listers of rival networks– Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards–is still showing in Myanmar, Vietnam, South Korea, and the Middle East so we don’t know yet if it’s going to be the first Filipino movie to hit the P900-million mark.
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