Enteng Kabisote: Okay ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend

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Enteng Kabisote: Okay Ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend

DVD box art
Directed by Tony Y. Reyes
Produced by OctoArts
Starring Vic Sotto
Kristine Hermosa
Music by Gloc 9
Distributed by Octo Arts Films and M-Zet Productions
Release date(s) December 25, 2004
Running time 115 Minutes
Country Flag of the PhilippinesPhilippines
Language English
Tagalog
Filipino
Budget PHP 1.5M
Gross revenue PHP 83.6 million
IMDb profile

Enting Kabisote: Okay Ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend is a 2004 Philippine fantasy-comedy film directed by Tony Y. Reyes which made about PhP 83.6 million.[1] It is also one of the films featured in the 2004 Metro Manila Film Festival.[2] Three sequels of the movie has been made so far including Enteng Kabisote 2: Okay Ka Fairy Ko: The Legend Continues (2005), Enteng Kabisote 3 : Okay ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend Goes On and On and On (2006), and Enteng Kabisote 4: Okay Ka, Fairy Ko: The Beginning of the Legend (2007).

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[edit] Plot

Enteng Kabisote (Vic Sotto), is a Tagalupa married to Faye (Kristine Hermosa), a lovely fairy and the only daughter of Ina Magenta (Giselle Tongi), Queen of Engkantasya, an enchanted kingdom. The couple has two kids, Aiza (Aiza Seguerra) and Benok (Oyo Boy Sotto). The family is living peacefully and happily until the day Satana (Bing Loyzaga), the evil queen of Kadiliman brings chaos to earth by sending Romero (Jeffrey Quizon), Lucy (Nikki Arriola), and Fer (Levi Inacio) to poison the water of the dams. But Venuz (Leila Kuzman) and Aries (Patrick Alvarez), armor fairies sent by Ina Magenta stopped them.

Satana turns her ire to Enteng’s family. She sends Itim (Michael V.), to spy on Enteng and Faye. But because of the family’s goodness to him, Itim deceived and lied to Satana. In turn, Satana transforms herself into a young girl named Tanny (Nadine Samonte), who seduces and possesses Benok but Enteng manages to stop her evil deed in time. Burning with anger, Satana kidnaps Faye. She demands that Ina Magenta surrenders her good powers so she can rule the earth. Instead, Ina sends Enteng and Benok together with Itim (transformed into a talking flying horse) to fight Satana. After a numerous adventures and comic fights, they manage to rescue Faye.

[edit] Cast

  • Vic Sotto as Enteng
  • Kristine Hermosa as Faye
  • G Tongi as Ina Magenta
  • Oyo Boy Sott as Benok
  • Bing Loyzaga as Satana
  • Aiza Seguerra as Aiza
  • Bayani Casimiro II as Prinsipe K
  • Joey de Leon as Mulawit/Pugo
  • Jose Manalo as Jose
  • Jeffrey Quizon as Romero
  • Ruby Rodriguez as Amy
  • Jeoff Monzon as Bugnoy

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

Star Records, <http://www.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/starrecords/video.asp?id=145>. Retrieved on 1 January 2008 

[edit] References

  1. ^ Jazmines, Tessa (January 17-23, 2005), “Kidpic most popular at Manila fest”, Variety 397 (9): 17 
  2. ^ Belen, Crispina M.. "8 entries in the Metro Manila filmfest announced.", Manila Bulletin, 2004-08-05. Retrieved on 2008-01-01. 
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