Manuel Roxas Talking About Filipino Independence (Enhanced Colorization)

Okay, I did my time in experimenting on this video. I've managed to adjust the pitch of Manuel Roxas because some viewers say that the voice is altered. True, a persons voice before depends on the person who took the film since films before were powered by hand, using a crank system. The faster you crank, the higher the pitch of the voice. Honestly, no one knows what is the exact crank speed so they had to manage. Films before were ranging from 22fps-25fps.
I'm quite terrified of how Manuel Roxas looks in this film, looks like a virtual robot because of how seamless the frame is merged together to make it 60fps.
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[@eduardosevillanunagjr.9295]

This one is much better compared the recent one. The pitch has been adjusted correctly, and its color has been more enhanced.

[@s3bast1aannn]

Copyright reasons maybe

[@theurbanroamer]

If this was filmed in 1930, the pitch issue in the original film (which I haven't seen yet) would be understandable as many talking films of that time had those pitch issues. The voice on film technology was less than 3 years old at that time and movie studios and newsreel companies were still perfecting the technology.

[@hunyocavite7875]

13 million pa lang ang population ng Pilipinas in 1946. Grabe!

[@jrexx2841]

16-17million ang population noong 1946

[@gonskie]

Sa sipag at tyaga lomubo tayo sa 120 M ngayong 2024. Paktaylo

[@mannyy266]

Thanks for uploads of our history.

[@theurbanroamer]

If this was filmed in 1930, the pitch issue in the original film (which I haven't seen yet) would be understandable as many talking films of that time had those pitch issues. It must be noted that the voice on film technology was less than 3 years old at that time and movie studios and newsreel companies were still perfecting the technology.

[@user-sk3nf2vv4p]

With American accent ganda

[@soji-yeunmochi-con1162]

Lolo, ung apo nyo dami pakulo, ang kulit.

[@hunyocavite7875]

korek. hahahahaha

[@royfaderugao7562]

Call center, cheaper medicine act, mr palengke etc.

[@MichelNey1813]

Rumaket bilang traffic enforcer na nagrarap hahahahaha

[@johnlouie6521]

I heard he was a Great orator

[@beetlesazer]

Nagpahirap ng Pilipinas noong araw niya. Liberal Party kasi.

[@Kai-bx3ep]

damn doesnt look like manuel roxas from books at all

[@PsyphaX09]

Or the hundred peso bill. Haha

[@ZenaidaRoxas-yk8pp]

He's got Pepes eyes! He is I think related to the Zobel De Ayala.

[@suroybutuanugcaraga1983]

Parang AI lang ang peg ni ROXAS sa bidyong ito ah

[@jheanlim899]

Parang Indian accent

[@aprojectsrecruitmentnzltd1060]

Lolo ni Mar Roxas?

[@jordanronrydelossantos7328]

Opo dahil yung tatay ni mar roxas na si former senator gerardo roxas ay anak ni president manuel roxas

[@redacted8983]

May trans-atlantic accent ang lolo ni Mar

[@tisoy909]

When was this filmed?

[@JuanNicolasMe]

Filmed on January 21, 1930.

[@hunyocavite7875]

@@JuanNicolasMe medyo confusing yang sinabi mo, kase itong video na ito presidente na si Roxas dito eh. This was taken after the war. He served as President from May 28, 1946 to April 15, 1948.

[@JuanNicolasMe]

@@hunyocavite7875 Manuel Roxas in this film is back when he was still a speaker and a representative of the "Philippine Islands." As far as confusion goes, I double check my sources before posting.

[@arkinjuancabuyaon4642]

Namatay si Manuel S. Rojas sa atake sa puso noong 1948.

[@hunyocavite7875]

President Manuel Acuña Roxas NOT Manuel S. Rojas. Yang sinasabi mo ay ibang tao yan, si Manuel S. Rojas (Manuel Sipriaso Rojas) ay dating congressman sa Cavite.

[@arkinjuancabuyaon4642]

@@hunyocavite7875 Oo pero alam ko naman.

[@arkinjuancabuyaon4642]

@@hunyocavite7875Kung si Manuel A. Roxas ang naging presidente ng Pilipinas, sino ang nagtatag ng Cavite City, ha?

[@edmundogarridojr.1365]

Sa clark air base. Noong pagkatapos ng talumpati sa clark. Sa gabi ay pumunta siya sa kwarto para pahinga ngunit biglang sakit sa puso kasi dahil yan walang tigil sa sigarilyo si manuel

[@beetlesazer]

Nasa infierno na siya ngayon. Siya kasi nagsimula ng Liberal Party.

[@johnhyacinthagamin36]

Yung anak nyo po, nag traffic enforcer

[@jordanronrydelossantos7328]

Apo nya si mar

[@marahasfirstquarter4681]

Maiankiabakinakibakinakinaktonakimnmakannakanamn

[@marahasfirstquarter4681]

Ksinskiankakato

[@cedricvelarde]

Prime advertisement of American “freedom”

[@tisoy909]

Later on, you compare it to Chinese freedom. Then tell us how you like it.

[@jrexx2841]

@@tisoy909 What's the connection?

[@jhoiejavier1115]

ano bang nagawa nito sa pilipinas

[@hunyocavite7875]

siya ang sumalo ng problema ng Pilipinas after WW2. Manila was then the 2nd most devastated city after WW2. Dahil bagsak ang ekonomiya napilitan si Roxas na tanggapin ang alok ng America na aprubahan ang Bell Trade Act nuong 1946 na naging dahilan kaya nagkaron ng parity rights ang mga American citizens sa Pilipinas. Ang Bell Trade Act ay naging Laurel-Langley Agreement nuong 1955. Ang Bell Trade Act and Laurel-Langley Agreement ang reason kaya andaming American businesses sa Pilipinas nuong 1950s and 1960s. Ito din ang dahilan kung bakit kahit sa simpleng sari-sari stores nuong araw ay makakabili ka ng imported chocolates at kung anu-ano pang imported galing America. May postive side din naman ang Bell Trade Act and Laurel-Langley Agreement dahil during that time we are second to Japan pagdating sa ekonomiya and that's because of heavy American investment. However, ang Bell Trade Act and Laurel-Langley Agreement ay may expiration. The expiration of the agreement was on July 3, 1974. Eto ang dahilan kung bakit unti-unti nang ibinenta ng mga Amerikano ang mga negosyo nila nuong late 1960s kase malapit nang matapos ang kasunduan. By the way, inatake sa puso si Manuel Roxas kaya hindi na nya natapos ang mga plano nya para maiahon ang Pilipinas from the damages of war, yung VP nya na si Elpidio Quirino ang pumalit sa kanya.

[@jastinep.3659]

Mag aral kasi ng history...

[@Rey-lg8sx]

@@jastinep.3659 tiktok at subjective driven videos lang sapat na.

[@beetlesazer]

@@hunyocavite7875 Siya nagbuo ng Liberal Party kaya naghirap ang Pilipinas.

[@vashtampede896]

tatay b ito ni marimar haha

[@paolocabling]

Lolo ni Mar.

[@hunyocavite7875]

Si former Senator Gerardo Roxas ang tatay ni Marimar.