Green Bones

Maganda naman sya (technically). It is well-made, well-acted, well-written and very poetic. If may rule book for winning awards they followed it religiously.

But its not for me. It's a movie I'll likely forget after watching another 20 films. 390 worthy? Not sure, pra pwede ko na syang antayin sa netflix tuwing semana santa.

Ending felt rushed- after that conclusion scene, all the deep-rooted systemic problems seemed to disappear without proper resolution. The villains were taken out too conveniently, without meaningful encounters, domingo's built-up resentment toward Ruth's father felt wasted.

Great story..great acting .. so well done. You deserve all the awards. I hope more movies like this quality will be made more in the Philippines. All the actors no matter how small their roles are made a mark. Special mention to Ruru and Dennis. This movie made me cry. It has a lot of heart, you can feel Ruru's emotions transitioning, you can feel Dennis character evolving .

Beautiful shots, cinematography. Overall a great movie. I'm glad that it is in Netflix I hope people can watch it and witness such good craftsmanship. I never write reviews but this movie made me write one to celebrate and give credit to everyone involved in the film.

Green Bones is honestly one of the best Filipino films I've ever seen. Probably one of the best ever made. It has an incredible story and the actors were amazing! Everything, from the cinematography to the acting, was just so well done. The movie is absolutely powerful and unforgettable!

Kudos to the whole team! 👏👏👏

THIS DESERVES AN INTERNATIONAL AWARD! The story is not just a story without good storytelling. I love how it started until it ended. The climax was amazing!!! Every scene was crafted with intensity, emotion, and purpose. The characters were deeply layered, and their growth felt raw and real. Cinematography and score elevated the emotions even more. It's not just entertainment-it's art with truth wrapped in one powerful film. "Green Bones" shook me to the core! DENNIS TRILLO AND RURU MADRID WAS SUCH AN AMAZING MATCH. Never thought this movie will be this great as someone who rarely watch tagalog.

Directed by Zig Madamba Dulay, the film attempts to delve into complex themes such as morality, redemption, and systemic corruption. However, the narrative often feels disjointed, with pacing issues that disrupt the story's flow. Key plot points are either rushed or overly prolonged, leading to a lack of cohesive storytelling. While Dulay's previous work, Firefly, showcased his directorial prowess, Green Bones doesn't consistently reflect the same level of craftsmanship.

The film's ambition is evident, but the execution lacks the depth and precision necessary to leave a lasting impact. It serves as a reminder that a strong premise requires equally strong direction and character development to truly resonate with audiences.