Incognito

Stopped at episode 5, and I will not continue watching it. Richard Gutierrez acting style didnt change for the past 15 years. The rest of the main cast acting skills looks like a newbie actors, except for Baron Geisler perhaps.

Aside from the acting, what made me stop watching this are the fight scenes. I mean, the bad guys will attack the hero one by one when they can attack all at the same time. Nevermind the gunfights ahahaha. Typical Filipino movies/shows. The heroes wont get shot even if the bad guys shoot them with a million bullets in close range. Hey! The heroes are not even taking cover when being shot at, but the bullets seems to miraculously dodge them.

You know which part is the best? Or at least looks good? The trailer. When you start watching the shows, almost 40% are fillers and cringy lines spoken in hard english and a bit formal tagalog.

And nobody swear! Ahahaha or maybe i just missed it.

I really hope Richard Gutierrez will get to read this. Man, try to change your acting style please. You've been using that style for 15 plus years.

I appreciate the effort, the concept and the production value. However, there are small important details in every episode that doesn't make any sense and it negatively affects the show overall. Whether it's a missing explanation, an impossible gun fight scene, or a script that does not support the character's (supposedly) natural reaction, this show failed to capture the realism we hoped for a big budget Netflix Filipino series like this. It still has a long way to go to get on par with the good international series' on the mentioned platform. The cast and production value carries everything for this show though.

I live in the states and I'm watching this using English captions and I find the show great, even in comparison to American action drama. I have never seen another production with Richard or Daniel to compare them to previous productions. The story of Andres is heartwarming and also sad it appears. The character Thomas is a little over the top maybe with the acting or maybe it's the dialogue. I absolutely do not like the character he works opposite of. I can't even think of her real name. I think they call her Sparrow.. Eagle is great for her part. She plays it beautifully. I love the main guy- the order guy Greg. As you can see I don't know these Filipino actors, but I find the top three Greg, Padilla, and Shark. I guess my favorite character is Daniel Padilla. He's playing the part very very well. After I started viewing this, I went back and watched a couple of his movies and he is adorable in both drama and romance and surprisingly in action. I wish this was on in Netflix in the states so I wouldn't have to jump through hoops to see this. I'm a movie buff. For you nay sayers, just shut up. My husband has watched a few with me, but he can't get past the language barrier, but he says as far as the action a lot of it is right on And they are holding weapons like women hold weapons and the guys are doing decent.. has seen a few things unrealistic, but he's looking at it from a professional viewpoint. It is after all television. He actually owns those weapons. So he's a little more of a master But if you think about it, they're not playing professionals per se except for maybe Andres and Shark. The series is great but they started so strong and I can't imagine they can keep that pace up for the series to go years and years like many do in the states. But I am loving the scenery and the action. My favorite couple is Andres and his grandmother. I just love that connection. They show a family and how important it is. They need a line producer. The screen writers need to look back at previous episodes because they are deviating from some of the storyline And that was notice right away by me because I've binge watch it three or four episodes at a time. I wish they did like we do in the states. This is definitely not a soap opera, but drama action and once a week would be great. One hour a week for 10-20 weeks on Netflix or on abs-cbn Guys I love it and don't let any of these bad reviews affect you because if am American that speaks English as her first language, Spanish as her second language and just a tad bit of this language loves it and her husband who hates watching anything with close caption will watch it, this is a hit. And I know every series needs a beautiful kick ass girl and she is very much that but there's something about her, I do not like. And Thomas is a good actor but they need to take some of his goofiness away. They are trying to create a Tony and Ziva that we had in the states with NCIS and that worked, but this doesn't seem to be working not for me anyway. And the fact that they are going from one location to another each episode is great but we had a series here that tried it twice and both times it had to be canceled because it got so expensive and all the effects with the shooting and the knife fighting I'm loving it. We are a family of karate here with my daughter being a 3rd degree black belt in tae kwon do and something else but I can't remember so I believe a little bit of that added can really make a huge difference. And I saw some of that. I wish you guys would run this on Netflix in the states because there's a lot of Filip in CA, FL, and Hawaii and then people like new.

Incognito was marketed and promised to be the next big action show in the Philippines-something with world-class acting and fight scenes that could compete with top-tier action series from other countries. Naturally, I had high expectations. But the moment the first episode dropped, it became painfully clear that the show was nowhere near that level.

The most glaring issue? The action sequences. They feel unpolished, awkward, and in some cases, downright laughable. One scene that stood out for the wrong reasons was when Aljur Abrenica fired his gun at the exact moment an extra conveniently walked past the barrel-seriously, where was the fight coordinator or choreographer?

And then there's the acting. The script and dialogue were already weak, but Richard Gutierrez's performance made it even worse. He was completely outclassed by his co-stars, making his scenes feel stiffer in comparison. The show as a whole suffers from this lack of energy, making it clear that while it aspires to be a high-stakes action thriller, the execution just isn't there.

Plot-wise, Incognito is nothing special-just your typical action show. But what makes it even more frustrating is that even the most basic scenes feel like they were shot on a shoestring budget. There were scenes that should have been executed with precision, but instead, they come off as lazy and poorly planned, as if they were just there because the plot demanded it, not because they actually wanted to craft something good.

The overall production quality just doesn't match the hype. If they were truly aiming for a series that could stand alongside the action shows of neighboring countries, they missed the mark completely.

Greetings! I'm consistently watching 'Incognito' because of the combination of interesting and popular characters, nice marketing there. What made me continue the series is because of Andres Malvar storyline about Human Trafficking but the duration per episode is actually wasting my time, so it's not worth the wait for the next episode since there are unnecessary or redundant scenes and is not maximized. The action/fights and gestures/responses from the characters are actually not making sense to me, specially when the antagonists can be easily killed without convincing complications. They should've highlight their specific plan for the targets before doing the mission so that it looks cool and reasonable that that the characters are really skilled. Overall, I get it that they focused on conversations for longevity and entertainment, but the movements and decisions made by the characters are unrealistic to me. I wrote this for them to improve not to be judged negatively, since I would like to support this genuine masterpiece created by Filipinos. Thanks for reading this! I hope you can consider my comments.