José Rizal

This film has earned the title of Masterpiece - in the ranks of Philippine cinema, not any pinoy film nor movie could surpass the atmosphere and cinematic beauty and writing of this marble, aside from its contender ORO PLATA MATA [1982 - Dir. Peque Gallaga]. This film stirs political drama, Familial Solidarity, Nationalism, Solidarity and Freedom. I efing love this Biopic.

This film has earned the title of Masterpiece - in the ranks of Philippine cinema, not any pinoy film nor movie could surpass the atmosphere and cinematic beauty and writing of this marble, aside from its contender ORO PLATA MATA [1982 - Dir. Peque Gallaga]. This film stirs political drama, Familial Solidarity, Nationalism, Solidarity and Freedom. I efing love this Biopic.

Classic

Classic

Missed opportunity to include scenes of Jose Rizal and the school he established in Dapitan since J.Rizal stated he wanted to reform the PH (which he actually did). through education in his court trial anyway, but it's historically accurate and (subjectively) a good movie.

Missed opportunity to include scenes of Jose Rizal and the school he established in Dapitan since J.Rizal stated he wanted to reform the PH (which he actually did). through education in his court trial anyway, but it's historically accurate and (subjectively) a good movie.

tamad na tamad na ko mag aral ng life and works, tas wala pa kong logs tangina... pero dapat bang ganiyan ang face card ni taviel de andrade? 😋💋👅🫦

tamad na tamad na ko mag aral ng life and works, tas wala pa kong logs tangina... pero dapat bang ganiyan ang face card ni taviel de andrade? 😋💋👅🫦

Tbh, watching this film changed something in me. For the first time, a Philippine figure didn't feel like a homework assignment. He was smart, brave, soft-spoken, and firm in his beliefs. I finally understand why people respect him sm. He simply wanted freedom, equality, and education for everyone, and he stood by that even when it cost him everything.

It made me proud in a way I wasn't expecting. Like… this is our history? For ONCE, a Philippine historical figure truly touched me. 

One​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ of the main messages of the film to me is that changes are not always the result of violent actions. In some cases, changes come from words, education, and the act of not keeping silent. I was proud to see Rizal fighting for justice and freedom, but at the same time I was sad — a lot of people gave up so much during the fight for our independence, and now it seems like corrupt politicians are just going back over the path that was taken. The difference between his courage and our current difficulties makes his message even stronger, reminding us that fighting for what is right is not just a thing of the past, BUT it is something that we have to do every ​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌day.

Tbh, watching this film changed something in me. For the first time, a Philippine figure didn't feel like a homework assignment. He was smart, brave, soft-spoken, and firm in his beliefs. I finally understand why people respect him sm. He simply wanted freedom, equality, and education for everyone, and he stood by that even when it cost him everything.

It made me proud in a way I wasn't expecting. Like… this is our history? For ONCE, a Philippine historical figure truly touched me. 

One​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ of the main messages of the film to me is that changes are not always the result of violent actions. In some cases, changes come from words, education, and the act of not keeping silent. I was proud to see Rizal fighting for justice and freedom, but at the same time I was sad — a lot of people gave up so much during the fight for our independence, and now it seems like corrupt politicians are just going back over the path that was taken. The difference between his courage and our current difficulties makes his message even stronger, reminding us that fighting for what is right is not just a thing of the past, BUT it is something that we have to do every ​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌day.