SupahPapalicious (2008)

Director:

Gilbert Perez

Writers:

Emmanuel Dela Cruz (story), Jullian Abuda (screenplay)

Stars:

Vhong Navarro, Makisig Morales, Valerie Concepcion

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Vhong Navarro	...	Adonis
Makisig Morales	...	Atong
Valerie Concepcion	...	Athena
Pokwang	...	Nympha
Mura	...	Macho
Empoy Marquez	...	Hercules
Baron Geisler	...	Juno
Kitkat	...	Dyosa
Marvin Raymundo	...	Emman
Kyle Balili	...	Young Adonis / Dodong
Khaycee Aboloc	...	Young Athena / Ateng (as Khayecee Aboloc)
Kiray Celis	...	Young Nympha / Inday
Robert Villar	...	Young Hercules / Kwatog (as Robert Villar Jr.)
Quintin Alianza	...	Juno's Child
Carlo Balmaceda	...	Juno's Child (as Carlo 'Bronson' Balmaceda)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

dance | childhood friend | orphan | friendship | gender disguise | 

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

Philippines

Language:

Filipino Tagalog

Release Date:

22 March 2008 (Philippines)

Also Known As:

Father and Son

Company Credits

Production Co:

ABS-CBN Film Productions, Star Cinema Productions

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Supapapalicious"
(Words & Music by Christian Martinez)
Published by Star Songs, Inc.
Performed by Vhong Navarro & Makisig Morales

User Reviews

Funny and somewhat cute

This is not one of the best films to come out of the Philippines, but not an entirely bad one either.

The story of the movie is well-intended, and most of it works out well on the screen. It is essentially a romantic comedy, and got ingredients of both.

The acting, well let's just call it funny. There isn't any feel of seriousness to it, given it is a comedy. And the acting, though mostly over the top, works well to make the movie fun, and you will have some laughs throughout the movie. Especially the little drunk guy, he was hilarious.

Do not take this movie seriously, watch it for what it is; a comedy! I was entertained throughout the movie, but it is not a movie that you will pick up again to watch at a later time. You watch it once and then archive it. This is why I only rate this movie a 5. There are lots of nice comedies from Asia, particularly from Korea. This is a good attempt from the Philippines, but it just doesn't become one of those movie that will go with you for a long time.

This comedy is good for an hour and a half of entertainment. If you haven't seen it already, give it a shot. Who knows, you might just fall in love with it, even though I didn't. But we all have different likes and dislikes...