Super Wan Tu Tri (1985)

*** Production Company: Regal Films ****

Super Wan Tu Tri is a trio of superheroes who are Balut vendors (balut being a Philippine delicacy, which consists of duck egg embryo). They can only become Super Wan Tu Tri from 12 noon until 12 midnight.

Casts:
Tito Sotto ... Melchor
Vic Sotto ... Gaspar
Joey de Leon ... Baltazar
Ian De Leon ... Prinsipe Satur / Nonoy
Janice de Belen ... Amor
Aga Muhlach ... Abel
Christopher Paloma ... Bochog
Lani Mercado
Ramil Rodriguez
Val Sotto
Jaime Fabregas
Debraliz
Tony Gosalvez
Metring David
Balot


Directed by

Luciano B. Carlos

Writing credits

Carlos Lacap
Jose Javier Reyes
Luciano B. Carlos

Ang Panday 3 : Ikatlong Yugto (1982)

**** Production Company: FPJ Productions ****

Ang Panday (The Blacksmith) is a series of fantasy films based on the fictional comics character of the same title created by Carlo J. Caparas and illustrated by Steve Gan in Pilipino Komiks. It was adapted to the big screen by Fernando Poe, Jr. and has played the character of Flavio, the hero and protagonist, at least four times. The Panday movie series were shown in the 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1984 Metro Manila film Festivals and each time adjudged the top grossers of the festival.
(from wikipedia.org)

Panday was a metalsmith whose name was Flavio. One night, a meteor (bulalakaw) fell from the sky. He used the metal from the meteor to fashion a dagger. The dagger would magically grow to become a sword when he raised it up and pointed it to the sky. His main arch nemesis was Lizardo, played by Max Alvarado and in the sequels, supernatural beings. Eventually, he kills Lizardo.
(from internationalhero.com)

**** Directed by Ronwaldo Reyes ****

Ang Panday 2 : Pagbabalik Ng Panday (1981)

**** Production Company: FPJ Productions ****

Ang Panday (The Blacksmith) is a series of fantasy films based on the fictional comics character of the same title created by Carlo J. Caparas and illustrated by Steve Gan in Pilipino Komiks. It was adapted to the big screen by Fernando Poe, Jr. and has played the character of Flavio, the hero and protagonist, at least four times. The Panday movie series were shown in the 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1984 Metro Manila film Festivals and each time adjudged the top grossers of the festival.
(from wikipedia.org)

Panday was a metalsmith whose name was Flavio. One night, a meteor (bulalakaw) fell from the sky. He used the metal from the meteor to fashion a dagger. The dagger would magically grow to become a sword when he raised it up and pointed it to the sky. His main arch nemesis was Lizardo, played by Max Alvarado and in the sequels, supernatural beings. Eventually, he kills Lizardo.
(from internationalhero.com)

Directed by Ronwaldo Reyes

Ang Panday 1 (1980)

**** Production Company: FPJ Productions ****

Synopsis:
Ang Panday (The Blacksmith) is a series of fantasy films based on the fictional comics character of the same title created by Carlo J. Caparas and illustrated by Steve Gan in Pilipino Komiks. It was adapted to the big screen by Fernando Poe, Jr. and has played the character of Flavio, the hero and protagonist, at least four times. The Panday movie series were shown in the 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1984 Metro Manila film Festivals and each time adjudged the top grossers of the festival.
(from wikipedia.org)

Panday was a metalsmith whose name was Flavio. One night, a meteor (bulalakaw) fell from the sky. He used the metal from the meteor to fashion a dagger. The dagger would magically grow to become a sword when he raised it up and pointed it to the sky. His main arch nemesis was Lizardo, played by Max Alvarado and in the sequels, supernatural beings. Eventually, he kills Lizardo.
(from internationalhero.com)

**** Directed by Ronwaldo Reyes ****

Anak Ni Zuma

**** Production Company: Cine Suerte Inc ****

After the film Zuma that starred the title holder himself, here comes another film but it is no longer his time but his daughter's time.

Galema (Jenny Lyn) being child of Zuma to a mortal named Helen has this human heart for mankind and she has this strong determination to end the evil works of Zuama which is killing all the virgins and getting their hearts.

**** Directed by Ben Yalung ****

Ang Panday 2 (2011)

**** Production Company: GMA Films / Viva Films / Imus Productions ****

The peaceful life of Flavio and Maria in the quiet town of Matandang Kahoy gets cut short with the return of the dark lord, Lizardo, who wreaks havoc and takes Maria in captivity once again.

Flavio sets out for the rescue, joining forces with a beautiful woman named Arlana, who is more powerful than she appears and unrequitedly in love with Flavio.

As Lizardo and his evil minions continue to gain strength, Flavio struggles to prove the power of his sword to those who are losing faith.

**** Directed by Mac Alejandre. ****

Ang Panday (2009)

**** Production Company: GMA Films / Imus Productions ****

One man and his sword will take on the army of darkness.

Ramon Bong Revilla Jr. breathes new life to the legendary character, a legacy of the late icon Fernando Poe Jr.

Flavio is a peace-loving blacksmith living in a town that faces destruction from evil incarnate, Lord Lizardo.

One day, a comet lands on the outskirts of his hometown, and Flavio forges a mystical sword out of it.

As the chaos and terror intensify and his lady love, Maria (Iza Calzado), is captured, Flavio enters into a full-blown war against Lizardo and his minions.

Victory lies in his bravery and strength, his allies, and his sword.

Grand winner of the 35th Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2009: Best Picture, Best Actor (Bong Revilla), Best Supporting Actor (Philip Salvador), Best Child Performer (Buboy Villar), Best Production Design, Best Visual Effects and Best Theme Song.

**** Directed by Mac Alejandre and Rico Gutierrez. ****

Kumander Eber - Kilabot Ng Visayas

**** Production Company: Paragon Home Video ****

Prinsipyo at paninindigan ang naging sandigan ni Eber sa panahon na sinubok ang kaniyang pagkatao.

Hindi siya nagbulag-bulagan sa mga pananamantala ni Mayor Corbo.

Nang dahil sa kabutihan ng hangarin niya para makatulong, biniyayaan siya ng anting anting.

**** Directed by Pepe Marcos ****

Batang X (1995)

**** Production Company: Regal Films ****

Batang X is a movie in the Philippines in 1995 under Regal Films. It is about 5 children with superhuman abilities. These 5 children were kidnapped by the alien Dr. Axis to help her steal energy sources for her spaceship.

**** Directed by  Peque Gallaga, Lore Reyes ****

Puto (1987)

**** Production Company: Viva Films ****

Herbert Bautista plays a puto vendor. He sells cakes everyday after school to help his widowed mother. And for this, all the kids in school call him Puto. He is the constant butt of jokes but he remains good-natured, helpful and kind to everybody. Taking pity on him, a dwarf decides to give him special powers. This gives Puto the chance to realize his dream of winning the track and field race.

**** Directed by Leroy Salvador ****

Enteng Ng Ina Mo

***** Production Company: Star Cinema / OctoArts Films / M-ZET TV Productions / APT Entertainment *****

Enteng Kabisote (Vic Sotto) wants to retire as the perennial hero of Engkantasya and have a normal life with his family without the magical elements.

Ina Montecillo (Ai-Ai delas Alas) longs to have the right partner to be with her for the rest of her life.

One day, Enteng is placed under a powerful evil spell by Engkantasya’s evil fairy Satana to fall in love with another woman. And when he meets Ina, he exerts all the effort Ina to fall for him. Ina, on the other hand, slowly opens her heart for this new opportunity of love.

Enteng then tries his best to be a father to Ina’s children even if they are not fully supportive of him. But when their relationship gets serious, Ina discovers the truth – Enteng already has a family.

Will it be a happy or a bitter ending for Enteng & Ina?

Enteng Ng Ina Mo tells of a story of 2 iconic characters of the Philippine cinema who both long for love & affection. But in the end, they both find love in that one thing they value the most – their family.

**** Directed by Tony Y. Reyes. ****