Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers

Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers
Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Marlon N. Rivera Tony Y. Reyes
Based on	Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!
Produced by	Orly Ilacad Marvic Sotto Antonio Tuviera
Starring	Vic Sotto
Production companies	OctoArts Films M-Zet Productions APT Entertainment
Distributed by	OctoArts Films GMA Pictures
Release date	November 30, 2016 (2016-11-30)
Country	Philippines
Language	Filipino
Budget	₱90 million
Box office	₱70 million[1]

Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers is a 2016 Filipino superhero fantasy comedy film and the tenth film installment of the film adaptation of the Filipino television sitcom Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!. The film was announced in August 2016 with Marlon N. Rivera and Tony Y. Reyes attached as directors.^[2][3]

The film was submitted as an entry for the 2016 Metro Manila Film Festival but was not included as a finalist. It will be the first Okay Ka, Fairy Ko! / Enteng Kabisote film that will not be featured in the film festival. The film was released in theaters on November 30, 2016, together with The Super Parental Guardians.

Plot

Enteng Kabisote has been living comfortably even without his other companions: his daughter Aiza, who is living in province ; his wife Faye still in Engkantasya; and Amy and her husband gone. But he is torn between his son Benok and his pampered grandson, Benokis. He argues with Benok over who is right to raise his own son and goes on vacation in Bohol, meeting a member of "Abangers" who has the power of iron. He approaches a hotel attendant Georgia and Nicomaine and thinks the tour guide Richard is a handsome man, but disappointed, he continues the tour.

Three old triplets run a factory until the workers go into a strike and are exiled as punishment.

Kwak Kwak is one of those so-called OEWs that is banished by the leaders, hatches a plan to eliminate the Abangers and eventually Enteng so that his vengeance will be complete. He has sidekicks with duckfaces and other of his minions who are also exiled Encantados.

Enteng was given a powered suit by the Abangers when they meet, but Kwak Kwak and his minions attacks and captures him and the group. They are put in stasis when Enteng pleads with the scientist to renege. The group later faces and defeats Kwak Kwak and his minions.

The closing scenes depict what happened to the Abangers: one has owned a gym, another became a comedy bar owner; another built a fortune teller shop in Makati that caters to the elite; the three Lolas became Eat Bulaga!'s characters (a nod from Kalyeserye's Explorer sisters); and the tour guide built his own shop. Enteng reunites with his family while talking to somebody on his phone.

Cast

Main cast

• Vic Sotto as Enteng Kabisote^[2]
• Epy Quizon^[2] as Doctor Kwak Kwak^[4]
• Oyo Boy Sotto as Benok Kabisote^[2]

Supporting cast

• Jose Manalo as Tini/Lola Tinidora^[5][4]
• Wally Bayola as Nini/Lola Nidora^[5][4]
• Paolo Ballesteros as Dori/Lola Tidora^[5][4]
• Ryzza Mae Dizon as Bubu ^[2][4]
• Bea Binene as Allaine/A2^[6][4]
• Alonzo Muhlach as Benokis Kabisote^[2][4]
• Ken Chan as Allan/A1^[6][4]
• Ryza Cenon as Ruth ^[6][4]
• Cacai Bautista as Ora/Oring^[6][4]
• Jerald Napoles as Lukan/Lucas Malakas^[4]
• Jelson Bay as Remo/Remy^[4]
• Sinon Loresca, Jr. as Beki/Bistika^[2][4]
• Atak^[2] as Bibe
• Max Collins^[2] as Bubu's Mother

Special participation

• Joey de Leon as Pandoy/Panday/Panggay/Paolo^[4]
• Alden Richards as Richard/Aldrin^[7][4]
• Maine Mendoza as Nicomaine/Divina^[7][4]
• Pauleen Luna-Sotto as Faye Kabisote^[8][4]
• Aiza Seguerra as Aiza Kabisote
• Mikylla Ramirez as Ada Kabisote
• John Feir as Security Guard#1
• Mike "Pekto" Nacua as Security Guard #2
• Ate Gay
• Pilita Corrales
• Freddie Webb
• Allan K as Fake Faye
• Jaya as Herself
• Ervic Vijandre as Cute Guy at the airport

Production

Development

On August 10, 2016, a story conference was held announcing the return of Enteng Kabisote in the silver screen. The film was meant to be an entry in the 2016 Metro Manila Film Festival. Marlon N. Rivera and Tony Y. Reyes directed the film while Orly Ilacad served as co–producer.^[2][9] In the conference, Sotto revealed that he had second thoughts on joining the 44nd annual Metro Manila Film Festival after changes were made for the selection of the competing entries^[3][10] and several cast members were revealed.^[5][6]

Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers is the tenth installment in the Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!/Enteng Kabisote film franchise after two Okay Ka, Fairy Ko! films, four Enteng Kabisote films and three spin-off/crossover movies. According to Sotto, Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers will have a different story and better special effects than the previous Enteng Kabisote films. He also stated that the story and characters in the film will be more "millennial".^[10]

Filming

Principal photography for the film commenced on August 9, 2016.^[2]

Release

Critical reception

The film was poorly received by critics. Writing for CNN Philippines, critic Aldrin Calimlim comments that the film "seems resigned to reusing Internet memes well past their sell-by date and recycling old jokes," and adding that it's "[M]ore buggy than funny."^[11] Oggs Cruz of Rappler said, "[T]he movie never picks up. It doesn’t get remotely exciting. Everything remains inane and pointless. Simply put, Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers is old, more of the same – and the franchise deserves to be put to rest."^[12]

Box Office

The movie was shown on November 30, 2016, together with Star Cinema's The Super Parental Guardians. With 257 cinemas, the movie earned ₱15 million on its first day. The movie earned a disappointing ₱70 million despite that it was shown from November 30, 2016, to January 3, 2017.^{[citation needed]}

See also

• Okay Ka, Fairy Ko! (film series)

References

External links

• Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers (2016) at IMDb

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