Amor

This is a refreshing Filipino tv series to watch. I liked how it shows the other side of the Philippines and not just the province or the rich side as opposed to typical Filipino series. It shows a part of the Philippines that is often forgotten, the slums. As hard as it is to accept, it shows some of the realities of those living in the Philippines who sells their bodies and/or does drugs. I like how the series is realistic. The acting of the cast are also great! it's a breath of fresh air compared to the acting on mainstream tv. Drugs and poverty is in reality a big problem in the Philippines.

I didn't expect much from this series Amo, since it's made in Philippines, but was surprised how good it is. Its so good, I've binge watched the series. I hope there is a season2

Binge-watched the series and found it to be really good. Contrary to naysayers, I find this work as indictment of the current bad state of affairs in the Philippines, especially the war on drugs.

The characters and situations are on point: bad cops, foreign drug dealers, poverty, corruption within government agencies, etc.

Only thing missing is a clear protagonist that viewers can rally behind.

When does Season 2 start?

I like it very much! it gives many perspectives for the drug problem of Philippine from young kid hustling on the street, drug dealers to corrupted cops.

This is really well done... far from the usual teleseryes being shown in tv. I appreciate the cinematography as well as the different kinds of human scum shown. I don't see how it "glorified" the drug war... it's actually showing its good and bad parts. Reveals how everything can have a loophole and the problem is hard to fix. The rapping was ok. It gave an authentic slum/street vibe. Pretty sure the people that gave really low reviews didn't really watch the series with the intent to understand its context or underlying message. But whatever... it is still a must watch~

And I'm from the Philippines. I can't believe someone wrote a review stating how "nobody watched it here in the Philippines." Psshh. Stop spreading fake news.