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Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of [[SarcasmMode the most successful blockbusters]] the country has ever seen during the UsefulNotes/MetroManilaFilmFestival. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]].
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Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of [[SarcasmMode the most successful blockbusters]] the country has ever seen during the UsefulNotes/MetroManilaFilmFestival.Platform/MetroManilaFilmFestival. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]].
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* EnforcedPlug: Taken UpToEleven as the actors shill for the products they endorse whilst in character without any attempt at subtlety or [[JustifiedTrope justification]] ''at all''. Sure makes Harlow Wilcox's constant praise of Johnson Wax in ''Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly'' seem legit in comparison.
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* EnforcedPlug: Taken UpToEleven Exaggerated as the actors shill for the products they endorse whilst in character without any attempt at subtlety or [[JustifiedTrope justification]] ''at all''. Sure makes Harlow Wilcox's constant praise of Johnson Wax in ''Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly'' seem legit in comparison.
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* ProductPlacement: "Here, try this Ariel detergent. It'll make those stains go away easily,"
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* ProductPlacement: ProductPlacement / ProductPromotionParade: "Here, try this Ariel detergent. It'll make those stains go away easily,"
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* PunnyName: Agent Kobe and Agent Bryant. [[UsefulNotes/KobeBryant Guess who they took the names from]].
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* PunnyName: Agent Kobe and Agent Bryant. [[UsefulNotes/KobeBryant Guess who they took the names from]].from.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janet_Lim-Napoles Janet Napulis]], a supporting character played by fellow ''Series/EatBulaga'' alumni Ruby Rodriguez.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Janet Napulis, a supporting character played by fellow ''Series/EatBulaga'' alumni Ruby Rodriguez, is a thinly-veiled dig at [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janet_Lim-Napoles Janet Napulis]], Lim-Napoles]], a supporting character played by fellow ''Series/EatBulaga'' alumni Ruby Rodriguez.businesswoman alleged to have masterminded the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priority_Development_Assistance_Fund_scam Priority Development Assistance Fund scam]] which defrauded the Philippine government of over ₱10 billion due to misappropriated funds.
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* CharacterShill: As shown with the characters extolling the virtues of the products their actors endorse in RealLife.
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...except it played out as a fairly blatant MerchandiseDriven affair, made to promote and sell whichever products Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino and their co-stars were currently endorsing at the time. And there were a lot of them -- Ariel detergent, Lucky Me noodles and Solmux cough syrup to name a few. Not to mention being a star vehicle for child actors Ryzza Mae Dizon and Kris' son Bimby Yap, who made his feature film debut.
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...except it played out as a fairly blatant MerchandiseDriven affair, made to promote and sell shill for whichever products Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino and their co-stars were currently endorsing at the time. And there were a lot of them -- Ariel detergent, Lucky Me noodles and Solmux cough syrup to name a few. Not to mention being a star vehicle for child actors Ryzza Mae Dizon and Kris' son Bimby Yap, who made his feature film debut.
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* RandomEventsPlot: Sotto probably didn't mind having a plot so random, disjointed and filled to the brim with Harlow Wilcox-esque product pitches.
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An InNameOnly sequel to ''My Little Bossings'' entitled ''My Big Bossing'' was released in 2014, with next to no connection to the previous film. ''My Big Bossing'' instead focuses more on Ryzza Mae Dizon's portrayals of three different characters in a fantasy setting, becoming more or less in line with Vic Sotto's previous ''Enteng Kabisote'' entries.
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An InNameOnly sequel to ''My Little Bossings'' entitled ''My Big Bossing'' was released in 2014, with next to no connection to the previous film. ''My Big Bossing'' instead focuses more on Ryzza Mae Dizon's portrayals of three different characters in a their respective ([[UrbanFantasy urban]]) fantasy setting, settings, becoming more or less in line with Vic Sotto's previous ''Enteng Kabisote'' entries.
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* InNameOnly: ''My Big Bossing'' had no connection to the previous film apart from the name and some of the cast, being more of a fantasy film anthology featuring a different set of characters.
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* EnforcedPlug: Taken UpToEleven as the actors shill for the products they endorse whilst in character without any attempt at subtlety or [[JustifiedTrope justification]] ''at all''. Sure makes Harlow Wilcox's constant praise of Johnson Wax in ''Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly'' seem legit in comparison.
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An InNameOnly sequel to ''My Little Bossings'' entitled ''My Big Bossing'' was released in 2014, with next to no connection to the previous film, film. ''My Big Bossing'' instead focusing focuses more on Ryzza Mae Dizon's portrayals of three different characters in a fantasy setting.
setting, becoming more or less in line with Vic Sotto's previous ''Enteng Kabisote'' entries.
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* CheerfulChild: Ching and Justin in the original film, and Jessa, Angel and Biiktoria/Victoria in the sequel.
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Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of [[SarcasmMode the most successful blockbusters]] the country has ever seen during the UsefulNotes/MetroManilaFilmFestival. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]]. Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
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Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of [[SarcasmMode the most successful blockbusters]] the country has ever seen during the UsefulNotes/MetroManilaFilmFestival. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]]. really]].
Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
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* AnthologyFilm: For the sequel, which had nothing to do with the first film at all.
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->We didn't pay 220 pesos to watch the film for the actors to hawk instant pancit canton, bread, laundry detergent, cough syrup and whatever it is that you and Kris Aquino are endorsing. Are you really this desperate? Probably not.
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->We didn't pay 220 pesos to watch the film for the actors to hawk instant pancit canton, bread, laundry detergent, cough syrup and whatever it is that you and Kris Aquino are endorsing. Are you really this desperate? Probably Maybe not.
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Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of the most successful blockbusters [[SarcasmMode the country has ever seen]] during the UsefulNotes/MetroManilaFilmFestival. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]]. Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
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Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of [[SarcasmMode the most successful blockbusters [[SarcasmMode blockbusters]] the country has ever seen]] seen during the UsefulNotes/MetroManilaFilmFestival. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]]. Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
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...except it played out as a fairly blatant MerchandiseDriven affair, made to promote and sell whichever products Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino and their co-stars were currently endorsing at the time. And there were a lot of them -- Ariel detergent, Lucky Me noodles and Solmux cough syrup to name a few.
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...except it played out as a fairly blatant MerchandiseDriven affair, made to promote and sell whichever products Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino and their co-stars were currently endorsing at the time. And there were a lot of them -- Ariel detergent, Lucky Me noodles and Solmux cough syrup to name a few.
few. Not to mention being a star vehicle for child actors Ryzza Mae Dizon and Kris' son Bimby Yap, who made his feature film debut.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janet_Lim-Napoles Janet Napulis]], a supporting character played by fellow ''Series/EatBulaga'' alumni Ruby Rodriguez.
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* StreetUrchin: Ching starts as this.
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* StreetUrchin: Ching starts as this.this, later meeting an affluent young boy named Justin whom she initially had a chagrined relationship with due to class differences.
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Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of the most successful blockbusters [[SarcasmMode the country has ever seen]]. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]].
Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
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Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of the most successful blockbusters [[SarcasmMode the country has ever seen]]. seen]] during the UsefulNotes/MetroManilaFilmFestival. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]].
really]]. Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
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->We didn't pay 220 pesos to watch the film for the actors to hawk instant pancit canton, bread, laundry detergent, cough syrup and whatever it is that you and Kris Aquino are endorsing. Are you really this desperate? Probably not.
-->-- '''[[https://www.spot.ph/this-is-a-crazy-planets/55300/an-open-letter-to-vic-sotto Lourd de Veyra]]''' on lamenting Sotto's production
Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of the most successful blockbusters [[SarcasmMode the country has ever seen]]. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]].
Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
...except it played out as a fairly blatant MerchandiseDriven affair, made to promote and sell whichever products Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino and their co-stars were currently endorsing at the time. And there were a lot of them -- Ariel detergent, Lucky Me noodles and Solmux cough syrup to name a few.
Needs more WikiMagicLove.
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!!The film provides examples of:
* MerchandiseDriven: As if ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'' wasn't enough to make a film critic blush.
* PunnyName: Agent Kobe and Agent Bryant. [[UsefulNotes/KobeBryant Guess who they took the names from]].
* StreetUrchin: Ching starts as this.
->We didn't pay 220 pesos to watch the film for the actors to hawk instant pancit canton, bread, laundry detergent, cough syrup and whatever it is that you and Kris Aquino are endorsing. Are you really this desperate? Probably not.
-->-- '''[[https://www.spot.ph/this-is-a-crazy-planets/55300/an-open-letter-to-vic-sotto Lourd de Veyra]]''' on lamenting Sotto's production
Quite possibly the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}' answer to ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'', and one of the most successful blockbusters [[SarcasmMode the country has ever seen]]. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]].
Torky, played by veteran comedian Creator/VicSotto, is a bookkeeper working for Baba (Kris Aquino), a businesswoman. A threat in Baba's life forces her to put her son Justin under Torky's care, to be met by his daughter Ice and his young ward Ching whom he adopted from the streets. Or at least that's the premise...
...except it played out as a fairly blatant MerchandiseDriven affair, made to promote and sell whichever products Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino and their co-stars were currently endorsing at the time. And there were a lot of them -- Ariel detergent, Lucky Me noodles and Solmux cough syrup to name a few.
Needs more WikiMagicLove.
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!!The film provides examples of:
* MerchandiseDriven: As if ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''Film/TheWizard'' wasn't enough to make a film critic blush.
* PunnyName: Agent Kobe and Agent Bryant. [[UsefulNotes/KobeBryant Guess who they took the names from]].
* StreetUrchin: Ching starts as this.
