Some funny parts, but overall lacking in character development and a skewed story line that didn't always make sense

Fun movie; different perspectives. Learning about other cultures and family. As much as we're different we're the same.

It was ok, it had it's moments, especially in the last half hour. Jo Koy is kind of flat as a movie actor, when he did parts of his routine he was good, but not so much with the other parts. I like that it gave a view into the life of the Filipino groups of our country.

This movie centralizes very heavily around Filipino family and culture. While I can really respect a lot of the relatability and humour behind Filipino culture, it often feels like I’m outside on a bunch of Filipino culture inside jokes. It was still funny and silly, but not as captivating as I expected.