Tanggol se torna um dos bandidos mais notórios da vizinhança, enquanto tenta sobreviver em Quiapo. Na esperança de conquistar o afeto de seus pais, sua façanha o aproxima da verdade sobre su... Ler tudoTanggol se torna um dos bandidos mais notórios da vizinhança, enquanto tenta sobreviver em Quiapo. Na esperança de conquistar o afeto de seus pais, sua façanha o aproxima da verdade sobre sua identidade.Tanggol se torna um dos bandidos mais notórios da vizinhança, enquanto tenta sobreviver em Quiapo. Na esperança de conquistar o afeto de seus pais, sua façanha o aproxima da verdade sobre sua identidade.
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I thought they'd deviate from The Probinsyano's formula. Turns out they followed the exact same formula and THEN branded it under a different name. It's the exact same series with the god awful dialogue, Cardo is called Tanggol(...why am I surprised) and his rebelliousness is still there under the guise of "I want to protect you." There's another way to solve problems, guys. The rest of the cast also have cookie-cut personalities so...
Just watched the latest episode and even the villians are so predictable, why? Because they dictate every single thing about their plans, the flow of the script automatically directs you in only one direction and you expect us to think this is good storytelling? I thought I would be rooting for the villians in this, but no, they're also equally bad if not worse.
Just watched the latest episode and even the villians are so predictable, why? Because they dictate every single thing about their plans, the flow of the script automatically directs you in only one direction and you expect us to think this is good storytelling? I thought I would be rooting for the villians in this, but no, they're also equally bad if not worse.
Seriously 😒 the way they portray Quiapo is disrespectful because in reality all of does things never happened in Quiapo and we all know it could happen in real life but still it's rare to hear does things happening in Quiapo besides it's far from the original story even tho it's a remake the main character from the original batang Quiapo is a thief but also have good heart and has respect hunger and poverty causes the main character to turn into life of crime while this iteration is just bad he's gangstaer with no respect for he's parents not good for kids cause it will teach them criminal activity.
This series is very disturbing, yet many people, including kids, are watching it because their idols are in it. It's not suitable for those who are easily scared and may trigger anxiety while watching. The plot is chaotic, and some of the characters doesn't give justice as well. It shows pure evil and doesn't do justice to the old FPJ movie. Fans of the original will be disappointed by how messy this adaptation is. Though it attracts viewers due to its cast, it lacks respect for the original work and fails to deliver a meaningful experience. The disturbing scenes might haunt sensitive viewers after watching.
First of all its because David Dimaguiba is absolutely worthless in the show. There are many reasons why I say this, and I don't think he deserves the sympathy of the viewers and his arrogance is incredibly annoying. From the start, he always acts like he's the best, and he doesn't think about the consequences of his actions. His attitude causes conflict with his siblings and other characters. He's often defensive and doesn't know how to admit his mistakes, making it hard to feel any sympathy for him.
Secondly, his irresponsibility is a major issue. He's known to be a womanizer, and his relationships, especially with Camille, showcase his selfish nature. In scenes where he causes pain and heartbreak to those around him, he seems indifferent. This kind of behavior is truly frustrating and makes viewers lose interest in his character.
A significant point is when he killed Camille. This action illustrates his violent nature. This behavior isn't just a simple mistake; it shows his capacity for extreme anger. In this way, it becomes difficult to find any positive aspect to him, especially when his actions create bigger problems in the story.
It's also undeniable that he doesn't show any character development. Even after the tragedy of Camille's death, it seems like he hasn't learned anything. His lack of interest in rectifying his mistakes shows that he's a static character. Because of this, I lose interest in him and his story. He doesn't take any steps to change, so everything that happens to him feels pointless.
In the context of "Batang Quiapo," his siblings, Tanggol and Santino, actually become his opposites. They have better qualities and often show compassion and resilience. Because of this, David's weaknesses are even more apparent. It's like the contrast between their characters makes his flaws even more noticeable.
Overall, David Dimaguib is worthless to me because of his arrogance, irresponsibility, violent behavior, and lack of development. These qualities not only cause conflict in the story but also hinder viewers' connection with him. For me, his character symbolizes negative traits that are easily compared to better characters, making him undeserving of sympathy. Ultimately, David's worthlessness becomes part of the overall message of "Batang Quiapo lastly he want to get the Caballero's Money but he don't deserve this because he don't threat Katherine in a good way and he killed Facundo the lolo of Katherine and he was not the real Hesus Nazzareno and he is a bad person that's why he don't deserve the Caballero money.
Secondly, his irresponsibility is a major issue. He's known to be a womanizer, and his relationships, especially with Camille, showcase his selfish nature. In scenes where he causes pain and heartbreak to those around him, he seems indifferent. This kind of behavior is truly frustrating and makes viewers lose interest in his character.
A significant point is when he killed Camille. This action illustrates his violent nature. This behavior isn't just a simple mistake; it shows his capacity for extreme anger. In this way, it becomes difficult to find any positive aspect to him, especially when his actions create bigger problems in the story.
It's also undeniable that he doesn't show any character development. Even after the tragedy of Camille's death, it seems like he hasn't learned anything. His lack of interest in rectifying his mistakes shows that he's a static character. Because of this, I lose interest in him and his story. He doesn't take any steps to change, so everything that happens to him feels pointless.
In the context of "Batang Quiapo," his siblings, Tanggol and Santino, actually become his opposites. They have better qualities and often show compassion and resilience. Because of this, David's weaknesses are even more apparent. It's like the contrast between their characters makes his flaws even more noticeable.
Overall, David Dimaguib is worthless to me because of his arrogance, irresponsibility, violent behavior, and lack of development. These qualities not only cause conflict in the story but also hinder viewers' connection with him. For me, his character symbolizes negative traits that are easily compared to better characters, making him undeserving of sympathy. Ultimately, David's worthlessness becomes part of the overall message of "Batang Quiapo lastly he want to get the Caballero's Money but he don't deserve this because he don't threat Katherine in a good way and he killed Facundo the lolo of Katherine and he was not the real Hesus Nazzareno and he is a bad person that's why he don't deserve the Caballero money.
This is by far, the worst adaption of the film by Fernando Po, Jr. The only similarity to the original film is the last names of the protagonist (Dimaguiba) and the location (Quiapo). The main protagonist, played by Coco Martin is forever being persecuted by being shot (mulitple times), beaten, and tortured, while all the antagonists, mainly his stepfather and brother, continue to succeed. The series portrays the police in a disrespectful manner, and promotes criminality. The story moves extremely slowly due to the many plot threads. FPJ would be turning in his grave if he saw this. Disgraceful is putting it mildly.
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- CuriosidadesA number of the series' cast are made up of Irmãos (2015), Coco Martin's precedent show. They are Christopher De Leon, Charo Santos-Concio, Cherry Pie Picache, Lito Lapid, Lorna Tolentino, John Estrada, Rosanna Roces, Albert Martinez, Jake Cuenca, Michael de Mesa, Angel Aquino, Dante Rivero, Tommy Abuel, Pen Medina, Jaclyn Jose, Smugglaz, Basillyo, Susan Africa, Alan Paule McCoy de Leon, Ronwaldo Martin, Jojit Lorenzo, Mark Anthony "Big Mak" Andaya, Joey Marquez, Mark Lapid, Ping Medina, Long Mejia, Ronnie Lazaro, Jaime Fabregas, Ivana Alawi, Rez Cortez, Julio Diaz, Jhong Hilario, Albie Casiño, Paolo Paraiso, Nonong Ballinan, Mercedes Cabral, Juan Rodrigo, Joseph Marco, Ricardo Cepeda, Lou Veloso, Dindo Arroyo, Soliman Cruz, Jong Cuenco, Elisse Joson, Deborah Sun, Donna Cariaga, Jeffrey Tam, Soliman Cruz, Ryza Cenon, Levi Ignacio, June Hidalgo, Robert Seña, Victor Silayan, Neil Coleta, Val Iglesias, Shamaine Buencamino, Whitney Tyson, Efren Reyes Jr., Jerald Napoles, Kim Molina, Malou Crisologo, Nonie Buencamino, John Medina, Maika Rivera, Gio Alvarez, Eric Fructuoso, Kiko Matos, Mae Paner, William Martinez, King Gutierrez, Marco Gumabao, Louise delos Reyes, Ejay Falcon, Dino Imperial.
- ConexõesReferenced in ABS-CBN Christmas Special ID 2023: Pasko ang pinakamagandang kwento (2023)
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