He Rises to Become One of the Philippines' Youngest Generals

The life of Gregorio `Goyo' del Pilar, one of the youngest generals during the Philippine-American War, who fought in the Battle of Tirad Pass.
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[@nagaykei6611]

One of the most greatest unbiased thing about this film is how Goyo's death was depicted. In the Philippines we often have statues or narratives that would depict our heroes dying "heroically" like Jose Rizal keeping his composure during his execution and not crying or panicking like common folk. Goyo has a statue that immortalizes him riding a horse into battle fighting gallantly to the bitter end, the reality was just more unceremonious, he just died from one bullet to the head without having the chance of saying anything else.

[@ED-yy4te]

Right? How can that even be called a heroic battle when they only killed 2 Americans?

[@kuyanik8002]

What is heroic from a man who fought for his president.. and for the country only as a by-product..

[@JLL_29]

@@ED-yy4te Idk man, we filipinos are weird. Ask historians lol

[@canon07]

@@ED-yy4te I understand 2 American wasn't enough to kill all of them because for us it is a losing battle if we can acquire some navy or cannons we could just push them back.

[@canon07]

For this one 10:15 it's like getting out of Russia when Napoleon was getting out of Moscow because idk how many did agunando lost here like 60% of his army disaster.

[@FranzJoh]

You need to watch "Heneral Luna" first, since this took place after Heneral Luna's assasination, Heneral Luna is the REAL general in the Philippines since he was educated in Europe about military tactics and more.

[@NishiMiyamura]

Despite him being a good general he sadly never won wars but atleast he still did everything to resist US imperialism

[@Cbrmkn98xs]

Even the Americans praised him in the film “You killed the only *real* general you had!”

[@patriotenfield3276]

@@NishiMiyamura yup very sad. also Filipino weren't better armed compared to the Americans.

[@NishiMiyamura]

@@patriotenfield3276 not just that but traitors in the cabinet like Pedro Paterno an ex pro Spanish and Felipe buencamino who is pro American

[@RandomVidsforthought]

No

[@-socialcredit]

Andres Bonifacio, General Antonio Luna and Gregorio Del Pilar are the bravest Philippine heroes. And yet they all got wasted by Aguinaldo, with him executing both Bonifacio and Luna with questionable validation, while leaving Del Pilar to die in Tirad Pass while he escaped. The snake then proceeded to live until 1972. I'm baffled whenever people call him a hero considering how many Philippine heroes' blood was on his hands

[@JRjaime97]

He is a fool and afraid of death.

[@keito-kun6618]

not to mention, (from what i read somewhere, i forgot where) Aguinaldo was offered money by the Spanish, to be paid in 3 installments. the condition was that Aguinaldo be exiled in Singapore (or Hongkong) and that the people under him lay down their guns. Aguinaldo told the rebels to surrender or no longer do violence, and they were probably like "wait what??" Not sure if they were all but the rebels still kept their resistance against the spanish pips. after arriving in his exile, he was double crossed by the spanish gov by only paying him 1 installment, 2 & 3 were history. i bet he was pissed. Aguinaldo wishes to go back to ph and take control again of his pips. so to do that, he made a deal with the americans. it was an informal deal, there were two diff accounts of that deal, and one of them was that the americans approached aguinaldo first to make a deal with the americans, wherein the us will provide aid for aguinaldo and ph against spain, help with the ph independence and all sugary flipflops. like an idiot, he was fooled again. behind his back, the us made a negotiation with spain to buy ph. and spain was like, "these mofos are getting hard to handle. you take this shit out of our hands but lets make it seems like you bought it from us. to save face. but seriously, pay us." he came back and went to his fellow rebels. after some time, a dilemma occurred with the topic of who will lead now that spain leaves? as a corrupt bastard, he killed his competition (bonifacio) and took up the seat of leader. even before bonifacio's death, the kkk thinks aguinaldo as a f'ckn traitor and a double crosser. the next shit was that the us provide ph independence if it was lead by an us gov. aguinaldo did not like that, just as much as his pips, except for some traitors within his ranks. hence the ph-us war. like a dumbass, he listened to some of his pips (traitors) in his ranks and killed his fiercest/strict-ph-loving general, baiting him for a meet up then ambush the poor f*ckr. he lost bonifacio/kkk and his fierce general, then went downhill from there. Goyo and many others sacrificed their lives for the remaining ph pips & their lil govrnment, meanwhile Aguinaldo got captured, took u.s. side and stayed comfy at ph til old age, while the rest who didnt take the us side got exiled. in total, he was an ass and a corrupt schmuck, just like some of the politicians in ph. (if any of the things i said were false or need correction, just point it out, id appreciate it more coz i know i lack more ph history) edit1: this is embarrassing, i had the order wrong. first was the case who will lead kkk/government, power struggle and stuff, bonifacio executed, half of kkk left. second was the pact between aguinaldo and spain, regarding money and exile, done in biak na bato bulacan. sh*t i feel embarrass, thats the province where i live.

[@APersonOnYouTubeX]

@@keito-kun6618 wait so ur telling me that the KKK was actually right for once?!

[@keito-kun6618]

@@APersonOnKZbinX i think so. i read somewhere that kkk or boni accuses aguinaldo of being in cahoots with spanish or friars. but then again, it was probably becoz of power struggle since kkk was split in 2, boni side vs aguinaldo side. for me both did dick moves. aguinaldo appointed himself leader with only half of kkk approved, and bonifacio was like "fuck that shit, thats null and void" and his half of kkk agreed. instead of being the bigger man since his opponent was a dick and that they seriously need to stick together to stand up against the spaniards, he left cavite and did his own thing. but yeah, aguinaldo was a bigger douche. dirty election and execution of bonifacio. this literally lead the revolution go sideways coz for the rebels, bonifacio was their beacon, idol. after his death, moral went down and affected the aid from neighboring province. (though i could be wrong... gonna need to read a lot of ph history...)

[@APersonOnYouTubeX]

@@keito-kun6618 so in short 1.KKK is NOT the cult 2.The KKK split up, similar to the communist party of Russia, disagreement caused two major parties With neither side reaching an agreement So every civil war basically

[@marcusguanio1290]

This is an amazing film. I only watched this for the battle scenes. But after watching the whole film, I was further invested in Gregorio Del Pilar, since I liked characters whom are not too evil nor too moral. And apparently, Goyo is the perfect character for the modern Filipino dilemma. He was appointed in such high ranks that he couldn't manage, and we even question his choices (drinking/swimming before commanding, the fact that he supports Aguinaldo more than the cause). This, Heneral Luna, and Amigo are three of my favorite war films in the Philippines

[@drejade7119]

He couldn't manage? That's where you are wrong. Aguinaldo gave him an order to liberate Bulacan and Caloocan and he was able to do it pretty much successfully. He held off the American attacks when Luna left the front lines to punish Mascardo and even won a battle against the Americans in Bulacan. One of his assault while he was still not a general was even called "one of the finest assault" of the first phase of the revolution. And even at Tirad pass. It was a defence with 1/5 ratio difference in numbers and we're still able to defend it for so much time. I don't think the statement "he was appointed in such high rank that he couldn't manage" apply to him. For me, this is is more applicable to Gen. Luna although I respect him for his contributions.

[@marcusguanio1290]

@@drejade7119 It could. He did a lot of contributions to the cause, but simply promoting him to the rank of Brigadier General is too quick. But I do understand that Aguinaldo is running out of trustworthy/skilled generals, and so had to do with this quick promotion in the field. I'll give you the point for the "not qualified" part, and the thing about Luna. Shit, I learned more stuff! Thanks And yeah, peace bro.

[@ramonce_yt]

What do you think of "The Great Raid"? It's a film that tells about the raid of Cabanatuan during WW2.

[@marcusguanio1290]

@@ramonce_yt that's a US made film, sadly. It only makes a snippet of Capt. Pajota, and I wish they even stated the tragic ending of his.

[@onekill31]

In regards of battle scenes, watch Tirad Pass: The Last Stand of Gen. Gregorio del Pilar. It has better action scenes than this film.

[@rymle]

This film was amazing. I'm Filipino, and I'm gonna be honest. Most Filipino films here SUCK. But this was one of the rare exceptions where it was actually good. The cinematography was amazing, and you don't see that a lot in Filipino films. I'm glad this movie is getting the attention it deserves

[@codexcodexcodex]

Too yan

[@itsmemogul889]

mas papanget kung si robredo and presidente

[@johngodfreymalig2328]

@@itsmemogul889 ??? San nanggaling yon?

[@itsmemogul889]

@@johngodfreymalig2328 taga naga baga si leni robredo, masgaganda pa ang naga kaysa sa camsur bato parang wlang difference dito sa movie.

[@Radswan99]

buy bust maganda pre

[@thethirdjegs]

Goyo's final battle scene was one of the best ever made for Philippine Cinema. And the battle of Tirad Pass was depicted as it was - Filipinos barely held the pass against the Americans.

[@drejade7119]

They actually didn't barely held. They held it pretty much successfully until the Americans was given the way to out flank them. The battle wasn't called a "tactical victory for the Filipinos" without a reason.

[@eduardochavacano]

With Pinoy Pride everywhere online, who needs to watch any of this.

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@eduardochavacano people who want to see the history. History doesn't just revolve around America and Europe. Much of some of our world's best history has taken place in different locations. And plus, what does Pinoy Pride have to do with whether or not you should watch masterpiece like this?

[@thehistory9187]

@@Soviet_duck1991 Don't mind him, he's going around the internet spouting anti-Filipino sentiments. Basically, just an attention-hungry troll

[@rocklee1764]

@@Soviet_duck1991 just a typical filipino edgelord trying to get attention online. Don’t mind him. He’s living a miserable life

[@francis9428]

"He is the eagle, the hero of their hometown, Bulacan." Hearing you say the name of my hometown in the context of that sentence gives me a fuzzy feeling...

[@yellow-ish4200]

Well.. How he pronounces "Bulacan" ruins it though.. Not hating..

[@pauldee7504]

To be fair, this KZbinr is probably using the text-to-speech app or site.

[@christiansingian23rd]

In the movie and story of "Heneral Luna" they all think that he is insane and that everything he commands is impossible. They didn't follow him at the end of the movie but instead they kill him, but soon in the movie of "GOYO, the boy general" they realized that "Heneral Luna" was right and from the time the good general was killed the soldiers of the philippines and the other generals of the Philippines and the president of the philippines including the high ranking government officials began to gradually lose in battle blamed the loss of the great general even though they did not believe him and they mocked him and kill him at the end.

[@poikoi1530]

to be fair, it's the U.S. they were fighting here.

[@christiansingian23rd]

@@poikoi1530 ah yes I know but still they regret killing "Heneral Luna"

[@PolylabStudio]

There is no right or wrong its just a battle of perspective remember like what Rizal said "Hindi pa tayo handang pamunoon ang bayan na ito" thats why Rizal is also never fought for the independence of the Philippines. The American invasion both brings good and bad things in the very end which we will later know during the WW2 when Quezon is the president.

[@christiansingian23rd]

@@PolylabStudio ahh okay po now I know at mas nalinawan na po ako thanks

[@fixylieberus2925]

"Luna was the only General the Filipino army had" ~General Robert Hughes

[@yahallo5343]

General Luna and Sumpremo Bonifacio were great and honorable Heroes along with those unnamed lower ranked generals and soldiers. General Luna was able to resist the Americans despite lacking in firepower and much advanced weapon while Bonifacio along with his KKK compatriots and volunteers was able to defeat the Spaniards. Too bad we had Emilio Aguinaldo who thinks he is a king and cared more of his power and much more afraid to lose it.

[@yahallo5343]

@damon gant clearly you know nothing about Philippine's history. This isn't about Aguinaldo surrendering. Aguinaldo executed Bonifacio which made the Katipunans angry. He ordered his men to assassinate Luna which lowers the moral of the Filipinos under him. I'm sure you know about the Luna sharpshooters. They where elite troops especially chosen by Luna. They would've stand a chance if Luna was still alive. Troops where much more disciplined and organized under Luna. Aguinaldo did help in executing the revolution but he became attached to his seat and is hungry for power rather than thinking what is best for the Philippines. He even denied the plan to build a fortress which would've helped in resisting the Americans. If he doesn't have a choice then he should've surrendered in the first place rather than escaping which cost the life of those who defended Tirad Pass just to let him escape and then surrender in the end which wasted the life of the Filipinos. I dont know why you're an Aguinaldo apologist but its a fact that Aguinaldo is a traitor.

[@Y.B.D.C]

Honorable ? I like Luna but did you know that Dr. Rizal was captured because of Luna too ?

[@oly.mp4]

@@Y.B.D.C Rizal was captured the Governor-General of the Philippines, not Antonio Luna. But let give you some historical knowledge, rather than believing the possibly revised textbooks you were given. Also, Antonio Luna and Rizal knew each other, since they have fought over a woman. Which then lead to Jose Rizal challenging Luna to a duel. The key thing about this story is, Luna was the one who apologised. Which makes no sense on why Luna would have captured, and executed Rizal. Another key thing is, Antonio Luna DID NOT join the Katipunan prior to the war against the Americans. It was only when 1898 when Aguinaldo appointed Luna to have Heneral position. The timelines do not add up. With Rizal being captured around the year 1896. With Luna being the general of the Philippines in 1898. "Heneral" Antonio Luna de San Pedro y Novicio Ancheta was, and is not responsible for the capture of Jose Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realonda in 1896.

[@carlpagunsan8287]

Goyo sadly exist too little close to none before the film, it did gained attention thanks to this and Luna's movie but then with little support for Philippine historical movies the gains were gradually lost and back from where it was before just a personality that is once (twice if lucky) mentioned in Filipino history schoolbooks

[@gensischosen251]

Same i hope they will do movie about true second president of the Philippines which is General Miguel

[@user-cs2sn9ck4m]

My grandfather once told me that the only reason the Filipinos lost to the American soldiers was because, "there were 200 Filipino soldiers who looked very hungry,low morale,and no weapons,we EASILY captured them,fed them,and they showed us a way". Oh sorry guys for the misunderstanding,was kinda busy last week,this actually is my grandfather quoting his father,and I am quoting him,really sorry for the misunderstanding, I was born in 1988,my father,was born in 1960,my grandfather who died in 2010,was born in 1920,my grandfather didn't didn't fight in that battle,it was his father that fought in that battle.

[@Username-le4eq]

So your grandfather is American right? Did he fought at the time?

[@markyes3163]

bruh thats crazy ur grandfather fought in the war and yeah filipinos were having a decisive victory but then some filipinos decided to betray filipinos

[@beanieman7138]

How old is your grandfather? The Philippine - American war was from 1899 to 1902.

[@microwaveno7368]

Read it carefully you dumb fucks

[@antoniobacalla2759]

@@markyes3163 Your thinking is so advanced lol

[@WeavesDehehe]

Whenever a youtuber mentions something related to the Philippines: The Filipinos: "Allow us to introduce ourselves."

[@markyes3163]

well i mean every country would do that its very cringe being overproud

[@OtherwiseBother909]

You've been there hundreds of years ago, it's called "colonization" lol.

[@allfredo7753]

An individual American who has married a Filipina comment on this series. Firstly- I loved the first movie of 'General Luna' overall and if I was there at his time would have followed him! This second movie- 'Goyo Pilar' better helped me put into perspective the Names of the streets of Manila's- Malotai area that I have been staying in on and off now for some 30 years. The names of- Rzial Park / Luna / Pilar/Delpilar/Mabini all these I had last noted when last in Manila back in 2018 as (Finally) your National Museum was finally open and there to see are sketches and pictures of these men. One thing is Good and another Not so good as I will next share with my ALL Filipino's: Rizal Park is your 'counterpart' tour US Washington DC Mall- there you will find many statues commemorating past US Presidents, battles & wars etc. In Rizal/Luneta Park - FREE MASONS have depicted THEMSELVES as The 'Liberators' and Protectors of The Philippines! We see this depicted throughout both of the movies above- but, which (Of course) the average Filipino has No idea about! Consider just my unintended observations around The Philippines/PI : I was married near Queson City and how to go to their Town Hall multiple times to sign various forms and paper-work. Now your President Queson was the one MacArthur brought back with him after saying, 'I shall return' and in the US Leyte Invasion MacArthur also brought back with him your President Queson. Why, well though the Goyo part of the movie shows the Americans winning- still many Filipino's were Not altogether Happy Campers with the US in control of- (Manila- 'The Pearl of Asia-....wayyyy back then!) Thereby MacArthur still needed a sizable force in secure PI (Under the table-over The Table- MacArthur too was A Free Mason!) When the Japanese 'kicked out' The Americans I believe only then did 98% of you Filipino's realize that the Americans were certainly Better then the Japanese! (But Not all- as like at the time of Gen. Luna- there still were powerful Filipino families 'willing to cooperate with The Japanese- to KEEP THEIR OWN Economic "privileges"!) Know this- by 1952 US Gen. MacArthur- Champion of The Pacific War- is "stropped" of his Command in Japan-Korea and forced to resign from the US Military by our then Pres. Harry Truman (Who was A Free Mason too!) What we see throughout Masonry- like any other Secret Society- Big Fish "eat lil fish"! But, and particularly in Masonry- what I see in it is- its members are Forced to choose A God- could be any god but they have to choose one! Here now you- the uninformed Public 'presumes' that what is written on the US $1- "In God we Trust". would be the God and Father of Jesus Christ! But, at the Highest levels of Masonry they ALL Choose The Devil- they have to its Not an option! (And yes- 'their fruit reveals this!) Back to Rizal;/Luneta Park- How many of you people know that it is a Barange in itself and- of course its Number is- 666!!! In Rizal Park your own monument to The Unknown Soldier is, 'of course' a type of copy' of our own and particularly our Washington Monument- which is 555' tall X 12" = 6660- inches! Indeed, our 'so called Founding Father's of America 70% were Masons!! Your National 'Flag' colors are Red/White & Blue as ALL ancient occult-secret societies know- go back to ancient Egypt- Osirus /white = Sun god / Isis blue = mother god & Horus red= Son of the Sun god and future 666 as this is what the Secret Societies re waiting for! Know this- the 'fruit' of ALL Secret Societies is Control- to be able to control their societies- rise up and become rich and all that goes with it- just as depicted in your two movies here! General Luna-athough being a Mason too knew this very well concerning the opposition he faced from his own fellow Landed- Rich Filipino's that didn't want to risk their own privileges and just assume bow to the Americans- Japanese and some day now maybe The Chinese!!!! Your- Iglesia Ni Kristos 'logo' is TOTALLY Masonic / The Vatican ultimately is Always behind ALL Secret Societies and your Presidents and ours too always are Satanists- you know X-Duterte is estimated to have killed about 26K Filipinos's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whats to be done- well obviuosly Everything is changing Fast ie. Piso = 45 to $1- and should go much higher. Yet its is (Mat. 24.6'signs' that are Now showing us all that it is The Time for the real Christ to Return and he is- hang tight he is coming- yeah!) HalleluYAH IN the American Embassy in Manila there is a portrait of your Filipino-American was of Independence- its depicts some American soldiers 'running for the guns'- but the Filipino's in the bushes that are chasing them with machete's will catch them first! I always marveled at that picture wayyy back then for I never knew what I do today! Stay FREE!

[@hxpeko]

knowing that a foreigner, an american esp, knows about this much of the filipino history n shiz makes me tear up in a good way

[@tomissocoolganru6955]

One of the most greatest unbiased thing about this film is how Goyo's death was depicted. In the Philippines we often have statues or narratives that would depict our heroes dying "heroically" like Jose Rizal keeping his composure during his execution and not crying or panicking like common folk. Goyo has a statue that immortalizes him riding a horse into battle fighting gallantly to the bitter end, the reality was just more unceremonious, he just died from one bullet to the head without having the chance of saying anything else.

[@Chriscers]

Finally This video featured the Philippine history, Am really proud thank you Movie Recap!!!!

[@GymCatM_I_W]

The problem was the other generals focused more on their enjoyment whilst gen. Luna focused on responsibilities but the others LITTERALLY took out their one bit of chance on winning

[@captainmarjac5154]

Damn 2 Filipino historical movie reviews? Thank you

[@RandomVidsforthought]

Only a recap channel that has a human narrator should recap this channel recapped

[@musictomyears1699]

For clout obcourse

[@RandomVidsforthought]

Don't thank a channel that has an ai narrator

[@jayvhoncalma3458]

@@RandomVidsforthought ok technophobe

[@mrgoodnigth6742]

When your enemy kill you It didn't hurt but when your own people stab you in the back every thing hurt

[@toughspitfire]

One thing I liked is just how accurate the battle at the end in fact it might be the most accurate in terms of the events and depiction of Combat. I also like how honestly and respectfully both sides were treated. I'm curious for anyone who knows were the battle scenes shot on the original location of the battle?

[@alamuna5866]

The scene was shot at Mt. Balagbag, Rizal you can see a signage there (with the movie title written) where the film took place

[@pauldee7504]

Same thoughts, what I am interested about this depiction of the final battle is that we are able to see the Americans' perspective.

[@alamuna5866]

@@pauldee7504 exactly, it was made close to accuracy because it was based on the actual report submitted by the american officers on their account of the battle

[@blyzerk7201]

Im happy to see this man sharing our History

[@kmsbismarckatlantic6170]

my old Filipino ancestors! I may not be related to them but they are our countries Hero's thank you for doing a video about this.

[@eduardochavacano]

The heroes of the Philippines are the Domestic Helpers and those called OFWs. They should make more movies about the maids in Hong Kong and Singapore. Such movies always win awards for the foreigners who make them.

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@eduardochavacano Filipino heroes also come in the form of frontliners. Considering the fact that 25% of the worlds nurses are Filipino, we should also commemorate their efforts in this battle with the Corona virus

[@KurtIsNowTaken]

i remembered when our class are invited to watch the premiere of the film last 2018, it was one of my favorite experiences during my elementary days. after watching the premiere, we had the chance to meet Goyo himself.

[@thelibrarian9191]

Thank you for showing historical movies of the Philipines.

[@commieboi2290]

As a filipino im not rlly good with ap or phillipine history but i can say this is rlly nice to know that this guy teaches other ppl know more of the phillipine history

[@bobbyalvarez5659]

Woah!! This is amazing You literally explained the entire Movie.Keep up the good work. God Speed. Hope many more will view this video

[@zaprusj]

Being a hero doesn't need to kill many. Being a hero is how you show your love for the country fighting for liberty.I respect every Filipino bravely fought on the war risking lives for the sake of freedom.American are expert of war can't deny it so pay respect not criticize.

[@leijustinibanez8689]

Filipinos its our time to shine

[@dingus6506]

No?

[@nerdybacon6244]

Never gonna happen with Liberals..

[@meow-uk9bq]

ang jejemon mo

[@chrisdelmoral1181]

Cringe

[@okike.4573]

Someone: Phil.... Filipinos: HELLO DID YOU SAY PHILIPPINES??? (Proceeds to tell them the history of the country and how proud they are)

[@yoboyshane.9579]

There's nothing wrong with that? :|

[@tiggerisdumb]

@@yoboyshane.9579 there is, it’s annoying and obnoxious.

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@tiggerisdumb if u exaggerate things, yes. But being proud of ur nationality as well as sharing stories about ur country is not bad at all

[@tiggerisdumb]

@@Soviet_duck1991 but however those Filipino scream in your face and possibly threaten you if you say something like “honestly Philippines is not that good in my opinion” it’s just so annoying, Also this is only the case for Filipino, I do not see any others nation do something like this before.

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@tiggerisdumb not everyone is like that. I admit, there are definitely people like that. But not everyone is. I am a Filipino. I am very very very proud of my country. But I don't do that. Also tbh, I've seen Indonesians, Indians, and sometimes Thais and Vietnamese do the same thing. It isn't just a few Filipinos

[@dailypro2023]

I wonder if there are any filipinos fond of watching movie recap videos just like me This was a good recap!

[@MegaPaborito]

11:54 Ilocano is not a dialect but a language. The Philippines has plenty of languages in its different regions. Anyway, your videos are awesome and are timesavers. Thank you!

[@olivertan7102]

no its a dialect since its only used in a specific region

[@MegaPaborito]

@@olivertan7102 Nope. Bruh, Ilocano is a language, words are different from Tagalog nor Kapampangan. Please do your factual research or even ask a professional linguist, anthropologist or historian. Any of them. Many people are still confused and some educators are using the term dialect for other Filipino languages. It's like saying French is a dialect in Europe, and nope it's not. Please do update us what the professionals will tell you. Haha

[@MegaPaborito]

@𝐊𝐫𝐲𝐬𝐭𝟒𝐥_ You nailed it!

[@mr.cebuano2843]

Accent mean that two persons have different to stress/pronounce it but is still the same language . Two dialects are the same language but with sometimes different words but still understandable. Two languages are when both of them cannot understand the another person .

[@Ymats-dj1nt]

@@olivertan7102 seriously? don't you even know the definition of a language and dialect? i bet not 😂

[@uglybepis3571]

Things to be expected in the comment section: - proud pinoy here! 🇵🇭 - I am Filipino - mabuhay ang Pilipinas 🇵🇭 - pinoy ako - as a Filipino... - Filipino pride 🇵🇭🇵🇭 - proud to be Filipino - I am Filipino too replies - Pilipinas lang sakalam

[@elijahesguerra8104]

True lol napaka overrated ng pinoy pride

[@elijahesguerra8104]

@Phallus Erectus True, pati pagkain ng jollibee kinakagiliwan na rin tsk tsk

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@elijahesguerra8104 if u were to ask me tho, yes I agree nga that it is quite overrated. But us Filipinos cant help it. It's somehow derived in our history. After 333 years of Spanish imperial rule then another 50 years of American then Japanese occupation, it would only be natural that the future generations voice out all the pride their ancestors had kept suppressed for so long. That's my opinion.

[@drtoy3257]

Kaya di na pinapanood din ng ibang lahi mga kupal na pinoy na inaasahan agad sa comment section na susulpot e, mas maging proud tayo sa sarili natin kung tayo tayo din mismo magpopromote ng sariling atin di yung pag nasa ibang lahi lang "proud to be Filipino" p*kingina

[@sagisag-panulat]

Ayos lang naman maging proud, minamasana niyo kasi lahat eh sa puntong marami na rin akong nakikitang gantong mga komento, nagigng tulad na rin tuloy kayo ng pinapaliwanag niyo na paulit ulit.

[@randallrona9618]

Great movie. After Goyo, I imagine what next after this. How about a movie about a Thomas Claudio, the first Filipino soldier who fought & died in the Great War(WW1)?

[@TsunaXZ]

If I'm aware the studio have planned to make another movie, the story life of Manuel Quezon.

[@randallrona9618]

@@TsunaXZ Oh. That's great.

[@canon07]

@@TsunaXZ idk about that because of out timeline because the Philippine American war leads to WW2

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@TsunaXZ There is a movie for that already. Quezon's Game also yes, same studio

[@koymalicsi6319]

Another Filipino Film but it is suggested to watch "Heneral Luna" first to grasp the timelines provided considering that this is a part of a historical film,

[@aldiooril1577]

0:56 Napoleon is not the name of the photographer. In this scene, Goyo is recreating the famous pose by Napoleon Bonaparte that’s why they mentioned the name Napoleon.

[@MIKA-dk9cr]

Thank you for this recap!

[@jmgaming6907]

Filipino's will be proud of this

[@1S0LD3]

Oo lagi naman eh proud to be Filipino dahil lang na movie recap yung pilikulang gawa ng pilipinas

[@jmgaming6907]

@@1S0LD3 trut

[@venicemvp8934]

Thank you for posting this,were all proud filipinos🖤

[@astro7155]

Thanks for uploading history about my country bro

[@noob_ody]

yooooo sameee

[@enfield3963]

Javör? Wow many pilipinos here

[@YasinVanDoorsen]

Philippines must have an interesting history

[@ivanjamescastillo2998]

Im filipino i like history to watch sometimes im bored watching histories and sometime liking it. And i like to react watch other countries, to i like to watch (Foreigners react to phillipines) i always watch them

[@arnelynjulian6787]

Pilipines is my country and my country never giveup

[@uglybepis3571]

The government gave up on improving our economy huhu

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@uglybepis3571 if it really did give up I don't think we would be seeing forecasts saying the Philippines would be surpassing Thailand's GDP by the 2030s

[@seniorgakimofcl1245]

Heneral Luna is the Prequel to this movie. In the previous movie, Goyo was actually in it by the same actor.

[@marialouiesapalaca5249]

Thank you for creating this, this is one of my favourite movie

[@ninamajahreahafable1458]

Thx for representing my country 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@bjornsanjuan1846]

That's awesome! "Goyo: The Boy General" (Filipino: Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral) is a 2018 Philippine historical action-adventure film directed by Jerrold Tarog and starring Paulo Avelino in the title role. It is the follow-up to the 2015 historical film "Heneral Luna" (2015) and the second film in the Bayani Universe.

[@walshar2705]

LESS GOO PHILIPPINES

[@hazelhang4615]

Col.Manuel Bernal refused to fight for Aguinaldo because he knows that they will lose due to Aguinaldo's selfish commands.

[@shortvideo218]

Ph in old days *puts unqualified person in a high ranking position then suffers because of it* Ph 2022: wanna see me do it again?

[@Poot_ies]

Actually, He did boost morale and manage to hold the Triad, also he was a lieutenant of General Luna if I’m correct. In my opinion he’s qualified.

[@marcusguanio1290]

@@Poot_ies That's the point. He is just a lieutenant, not a full-blown General (lieutenant is second-lowest attainable rank by a commission, while General being the highest). That's in the span of a year! And that's no qualification at all.

[@tirsolouisegaccion4419]

are you sure about that?

[@Poot_ies]

Marcus Guanio Yeah but he was a Lieutenant, he was promoted again by General Luna. For he stood his ground during one of his battle, just like the one right now.

[@marcusguanio1290]

@@Poot_ies Of course, a lieutenant's goal is to command a small group of soldiers. The General is not. It's too senior for him to be in the very frontlines of battle, and should be commanding in the back. And again, it's too quick of a promotion. it's not just General, it's Major General!

[@Modernilargitiovenator]

Am I D ONLY Excited About The Future Film Titled:"LAPU-LAPU, THE FIRST PHILIPPINE HERO." If That So That Was Epic Movie That Philippines Has Made. 🇵🇭🖤💯✨🎥

[@joshuanoceda7484]

meron nang unang film ng lapulapu, si Lito Lapid yung gumanap

[@carvhanenavarro6544]

Philippines let's go🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@ghelmet2701]

TBH, the trust of the people that time was poor.

[@gabjethsanchez2927]

Idk if its just me but when i hear philippines i get happy

[@ivanjamescastillo2998]

Hey me too im so happy and hype when i see Phillipines in KZbin or Facebook or in the socials. *mind* ohh yeah finally they featured filipinos yess omma gad

[@MichelNey1813]

Hindi ka nag iisa kapatid🎉

[@krugersavage6347]

00:24 that high ranking official was actually the president himself

[@lungkoygallo7351]

as a filipino, am proud of him

[@tompegorinno5141]

As a Filioino, we should be. Flaws and all.

[@thesovietduck2121]

you are proud of everything

[@craiglaurenceleonidas7501]

Im really cringing everytime someon say as a filipino blah blah blah.... everytime filipino related subject shows up.... im filipino aswell but that doesnt mean you have to show off how patriotic you are your not even a part of this history when it happen what are you so proud of anyway

[@craiglaurenceleonidas7501]

@@thesovietduck2121 really proud they even flood the comment section of neon trailer the new champ in valorant apparently a filipina voice acted her. And they saying some shit like "as a filipino" i mean like wtf

[@lungkoygallo7351]

@@craiglaurenceleonidas7501 blah blah blah

[@jakto3362]

Identify People If you see someone with red field trouser and a Red outline on their hats: They're part of the "Brigada de Kawit" or Kawit Brigade. If you see someone with no such thing, and is wearing a standard uniform: They're part of regulars. If you see someone with a dark blue uniform Wielding a different modelled rifle: They're Part of the "Tiradores Murte" or Sharpshooters. If you see someone with a regular uniform, but with a red outline on their hats: They're "Brigada de Malolos" or Malolos Brigade. If you see someone on a horse with a revolver, sabre or rifle, with a standard uniform and kaki trousers: They're Cavalry. If you see someone with a pith hat: They're a field drill officer. If you see someone with a necklace like thing, thats gold black or silver, has a revolver, wearing black pants with a stripe on the side, and a peaked cap: They're "Pulsar Militar" or Military Police/ Presidential Enforcement If you see someone with a regular uniform, but has a necklace like thing, (B,G,C) a peaked cap, and to shoulder boards with a star or an added strip with any uniform, BDM, BDK, TDM, or just regular: They're an officer. If their uniform has a regular feel to it, but he has some officer things, ( but no peaked visor ) he's an Alperes ( second lieutenant ) If you see someone on a small ship, armed boat or a pre-dreadnoght ironclad, that has a dark navy blue and has white pants, black boots and has a cap thats navyblue gold silver and white: They're part of the navy ( variant changes if they have the mentioned officer stuff. now you know. some may have different stuff to their uniforms like how sergeants have extra stuff like sometimes revolvers and sabres.

[@sharinahtalines3975]

thanks for recapping Goyo ang batang heneral i want to watch this but I don't have time so thank you

[@NHC685]

Request do "Heneral Luna"

[@albertomeneses8972]

You first in history recap philippine movie in youtube

[@happygolucky143]

It is a must to watch the movie Heneral Luna first so you can understand the context of this film. Heneral Luna, the "only real General " the Philippines has during the Philippine-American war as one US General said, was Educated in military tactics in Europe. Assassinated by his fellow country men because of self interest.

[@Theoishisquadofficial]

Im a filipino and watches your recapped videos Love from philippines

[@Abba_Jesus]

Before: Aguinaldo Destroyed the image of bonifacio and gregorio del pilar Just recent Cory aquino Destroyed the image of marcos Just very recent Dilawan destroyed everyone's image but backfired terribly. Nowadays the real enemy is wearing uniforms from famous schools.

[@dl_hs4315]

Marcos was a crook and you can’t even refute it you dogs. Dogs who only bark to Political Families. Thats what you are. You are not Patriots loyal to the country. You are dogs to Political Clans, the scum and disgrace of the nation

[@lancealbertborromeo513]

Wow our country

[@Crimson.carave1t]

I don't expect this channel to cover a Philippine movie

[@captainmarjac5154]

They also made a review of "Quezon's Game"

[@saenznitfros5365]

Why?

[@marchmonkey7768]

nice video, but how come you didn'yt get a copr roght claim?, or do you get copy claims and just ignoring it? btw thanks for icluding my country's film in your channel

[@z4pz4pgaming27]

You review the movie from Philippines I'm proud yo be pinoy

[@1S0LD3]

Proud to be pilipino agad hahaha cringe

[@tomissocoolganru6955]

One of the most greatest unbiased thing about this film is how Goyo's death was depicted. In the Philippines we often have statues or narratives that would depict our heroes dying "heroically" like Jose Rizal keeping his composure during his execution and not crying or panicking like common folk. Goyo has a statue that immortalizes him riding a horse into battle fighting gallantly to the bitter end, the reality was just more unceremonious, he just died from one bullet to the head without having the chance of saying anything else.

[@francobalagtas6624]

Wrong again. Goyo was one of those who died early. He was stubborn trying to see thru the high grass during an encounter with the Americans. He got shot in the head.

[@coolguyYT]

YEY PHILIPPINES

[@jeviecorpuz9756]

I'm so proud of you,

[@voidheart069]

Ayan na ngasasabugan na ang mga pilipino papasok dito

[@iansen]

the philippines in 1600-1898 each region is like 1 country... landlords make principalities and abuse the land make it their own sovereignity like a nation and was divided with tribes because there's alot of island spain cannot fully unite the islands because of cultural division the main reason that made philippines divided was the islands that wasn't connected to mainland Unity was not available to philippines in time of gen. luna

[@aiducnuahs17]

Yess less goo

[@MovieSummary]

I am proud to be a filipino... Thank you for the upload

[@artistaIIIbaldoz]

Yes another Filipino movie thank you movie recap it's sopurting my country

[@kilonovaplays]

Yes my profile picture is Japan but I am from The Philippines Islands and Philippines has a great geography and history and the most genius hero people is Jose Rizal.

[@mrexistential8254]

OMG IM A FILIPINO AND YOU FINALLY SHOWED THIS YAYYY

[@maharlika1017]

ohhhhh nicee

[@akoistic]

Yo Philippines is getting popular every year 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@motorman5210]

Make also ON THE JOB.. And BAGMAN and AMO you can watch it on netflix an action drama series

[@johncarlocagaoan6252]

you forgot heneral luna

[@minchi_the_aoigirl]

Don't forget the FanGirl, Babae at Baril(Woman and Gun), and Kalel 15 also

[@Ben_The_First]

FILIPINO MOVIE LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@Erwwwl]

now recapped the movie of General Antonio Luna the best i recommend it

[@RandomVidsforthought]

A recap channel that has a human narrator should recap that movie

[@mejia9991]

I been watching your videos. Thanks for featuring a Filipino movies

[@johnacer1727]

Do the Heneral Luna

[@jogiebalansag7250]

Heneral Luna I've watched it many times but thank you I will watch this movie.

[@JRjaime97]

Our country has a rich history. Colonization, betrayal and heroism. Even though many countries conquered our land, japanese, spain and even the americans but still we stand strong.

[@eduardochavacano]

yes only the Philippines experienced colonization, its a very special country with a very rich history. Other countries have poor history. Make this channel all about Philippine historical movies.

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@eduardochavacano no one said the Philippines was the only nation that experienced colonialism. And no one said other nations history was worse. All nations have unique history, one that is never the same to the other.

[@ivanjamescastillo2998]

Eduardo Viajero Um not only phillipines had experience colonialism other countries have the same experience

[@miguelvina7188]

colonization is not unique for us tho (cough.. indonesia, cough.... cuba. cuba and puerto rico had a similar history with us)

[@dad2827]

I love this movie...

[@eliastravelvlog6517]

You must also watch Heneral Luna. The prequel. Goyo is also there.

[@denpres2357]

Wow, great review 👏

[@Basta11]

People should take into account that the Filipino Generals were not really professional trained soldiers but rather just normal colonial people - mayors, teachers, clerks, businessmen, lawyers, artists, scientist. For instance, Antonio Luna was a scientist at the Pasteur institute in Paris. Most of them had no formal experience in the military or trained in an academy unlike the Americans and Spaniards. Gregorio del Pilar was only 21 years old when he joined the revolution against Spain, he just finished his bachelors degree and was planning for a masters. He fought the Spaniards and won a number of battles. He died at 24 as a General in a sacrificial battle against the Americans. Think about that. From college graduate to General in less than 3 years, no formal military training. He is only 3 years older than Manuel Quezon.

[@miguelvina7188]

huh like Ukraine

[@DM-qj7eh]

indeed, i think the officer choices was out of necessity because there were no professional officers that the republic could rely on so they instead chose the second best option. That is to give intellectuals with high education and intelligence officer positions in the army.

[@Basta11]

@@DM-qj7eh To be an officer in a modern military, one needs to know how to read and write. You need to do logistics, keep records, read reports, receive and dispatch orders. You have to take into account information from newspapers, books, maps, schedules, letters, etc. We take that all for granted today since most of us are literate with at least high school education. A high estimate of the number of literate people in the Philippines at this time was 30%, maybe as much 10% had college education. For example, many of the Filipino Generals were teachers (professor in Spanish) which was a high position for a Filipino at that time relative to farmers, laborers, and servants.

[@jay-fh6wp]

You need to review heneral luna

[@buur883]

Generals death is the cause of his treatment to his troops btw because of his extreme training

[@janzenbrixp.crisostomo9874]

I love this, because I Am a Filipino

[@danvin4292]

I'm very excited to see the next movie of this trilogy which will be based of the Late President Manuel L Quezon (the same person beside Aguinaldo in 13:47)

[@rexherrera7722]

Noon kabataan buwis buhay para sa bayan Ngayon kabataan buwis buhay para makag tiktok

[@rickybesona5715]

Puro ml nalang yung mga kabataan ngayon

[@1S0LD3]

Kahit bata ako kahit kailan Di ko ibubuwis Ang buhay ko sa walang kuwentang tiktok na yan

[@rink0150]

Fun fact: the “Certain Captain Quezon” becomes the first Philippine president in the American colonization of the Philippines. He also worked with young Dwight Eisenhower and freed over 2500+ Jews from Nazi captivity.

[@eduardochavacano]

Fun Fact: Filipinos maids have a pocket notebook where they keep 100 fun facts to impress white foreigners. Filipinos are very insecure about their culture. They feel the need to embellish everything Fun Facts to give them value. Everything needs to be Hyped or given a complex background. Why do you have a grave need to impress people who do not even know your country exist?

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@eduardochavacano why not? Would it be better to keep information of our heroes to ourselves? Or would it be better to share it to the world so that their stories and their efforts would be known to everyone, not just Filipinos.

[@Soviet_duck1991]

@@eduardochavacano also think about it, after being colonized for 333 years by the Spanish then having been occupied by the Americans for half a century then by the Japanese for a few years, it would only make sense that the future generations voice out the patriotism and the national pride their ancestors had kept suppressed and to themselves for their own survival.

[@strikex2032]

@@eduardochavacano Eduardo Viagra

[@Gyokuro_Ch.4801]

Movie Recap: makes video recap about goyo* Filipinos: We have been summoned!

[@themovierecapofficial]

Done it...

[@chriskylle4252]

as a filipino im proud

[@enfield3963]

Haha nice kommranaden

[@ds9423]

Same

[@dessabarcelomiclat5372]

Same

[@rainimatorx2716]

Same

[@9-ReliabilityLSTHS]

Me to 👍

[@rafaelserapio5972]

yea man! #FILIPINOPRIDE Announcement! : Spawning Filipinos Now. ("THERES FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN!") EDIT: 0:33 that is our Old Railway Station here (as you can see at the beginning of the film it states every place and events are true story) that is Abandoned before but its now being rehabilitated thru Build Build Build Program. it is called NSCR (North-South Commuter Railway Project)

[@paulchris4704]

He lose to the americans becuase emilio is a fool, plus he lost his way just a bit, but thats okay, without americans we can't defeat japanese troops.

[@archravenineteenseventeen]

the fact that he was also a makapili during ww2

[@Soviet_duck1991]

But the thing is, even with American support, the Philippines fell in WW2. Infact if it weren't for the Philippine resistance, the American landing in Leyte and Macarthur's "I have returned" speech would have been much harder to achieve

[@aaronhernandez49]

Kaya lang kasi tayo na tatalo dahil sa mga tridor na kapwa Filipino malakas tayo kung wala lang tridor mananalo tayo kung wala lang tridor.

[@LonelyWhiteDude]

To be honest most Filipinos does not talk about there History, heck most of them don't even know what history means now a days

[@takebacktheholyland9306]

"Good man gets backstabbed" Is literally most of it, especially during the revolution era... Why would someone wanna read something like that? When you think of revolutions you think of victories and heroic individuals, looking at this one just leaves a bad taste in my mouth

[@EBestLetterE5]

I mean since its a disgrace because of the betrayals

[@rodanilupena6994]

Great Movie Recap, that was a very good narration of the story of our young General Gregorio, thank you