Heneral Luna (2015) | Full Movie | Latinas Reaction - Minyeo TV 🇩🇴
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- In this video, Dominican twin sisters Sol and Luna react to Heneral Luna the movie. General Antonio Luna (John Arcilla), commander of the revolutionary army, is spoiling for a fight. After three hundred years as a Spanish colony, the Philippines must endure a new foreign power: the United States of America. General Luna wants to fight for freedom but members of the elite want to strike a deal with the Americans. The infighting is fierce in the new cabinet but General Luna and his loyal men forge ahead even as his military decisions are met with resistance from soldiers who are loyal only to President Aguinaldo (Mon Confiado). Ultimately, it is the general’s legendary temper and pride that bring him to his death when a pack of presidential guards assassinate him in broad daylight. While American newspapers blame Aguinaldo, the mystery of General Luna’s assassination was never completely solved and his killers never put to justice.
Directed by Jerrold Tarog
Starring John Arcilla, Mon Confiado, and Arron Villaflor.
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You're not alone hating Emilio Aguinaldo. As a student when I was still in the Philippines, I was aware of what really happened to Andres Bonifacio and Heneral Luna, but the Philippine History books we had during that time were riddled with LIES, I knew the real events because of my great grandfather who fought on the side of Bonifacio.
a lot filipino hating emilio aguinaldo the history hide there true personality
He was not very good with politics that's what I heard.
In my opinion I'd say Aguinaldo was one of those "necessary evil" kinda guys. Like... we can't deny his contributions to our country's freedom, but on the other hand he most probably betrayed two of the most contributing heroes of war in the history of the Philippines. Antonio Luna and Andrés Bonifacio did not deserve their deaths, but Aguinaldo was very burdened, with wars breaking out. To conclude, I look up to Luna and Bonifacio, but Aguinaldo's just so-so that was there to be the face of the Filipinos at the time of his presidency _(basically he had the potential, but he never grew a backbone in things he should've thought of clearly before sending out orders)_ and mostly gets overlooked nowadays.
You're not wrong, but I did learn about what Aguinaldo did to Bonifacio from one of my academic textbooks. I remember I was around grade 5 or grade 6 that time, completely stunned at the betrayal, so it got me very interested in History for the first time. I always study, yes, but that was the first time I was deeply invested in learning History solely because I was genuinely curious.
I knew Aguinaldo was the first president so my young marites self found it controversial.
I guess the authors and publisher of that textbook were very brave for putting that out, but it seems like later history books had that story too.
It's no secret what he did tho. Maybe in elementary textbooks history is a bit concised, but highschool/college curriculum delve on history further. Just like how we learn Rizal was not really a one-dimensional saint-like hero. We get to know each of their good deeds and bad deeds and everything in between.
Fun fact: the actor who plays Felipe Buencamino is his direct descendant Nonie Beuncamino. Nonie is an amazing actor and he plays villainous characters excellently in every Filipino dramas there's only a handful where he plays a good guy and he does it very well also.
tugmang tugma ang character na gumanap ah magka apelyido
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59:41, Aguinaldo said that he never sent a telegram to Luna to come to Cabanatuan where in he wasn't there. A year or two later after the release of this film, a letter surfaced on one of the museums in the Philippines where in Aguinaldo indeed sent a telegram asking Luna to go to Cabanatuan.
The soldier laughing in a war was pretty accurate it kinda showcases some filipinos who were cheerful in face of conflict
Aguinaldo's cowardice didn't end with the Americans. He lived long enough to witness World War II, and guess what, he collaborated with and supported the Japanese invaders.
He may be the first Philippine president but he will never be a hero. He never defended the Philippines, he simply took the easy route "to side with the enemies" to save himself, and that's why he lived that long until his death in 1964 while his comrades died young for their martyrdom and heroism.
The Death Scene is close to reality. Luna walked from the Convent to the plaza several meters from the convent. And according to historians he sustained 40+ stab wounds and was shooting till he died. Till this day there is a marker in Cabanatuan pointing the exact place he died.
Actually, the boy named Joven is like our present representation whose travel from the 18th century. Like he wants to represent our reactions, he's like the observer from the future. You could also see him in the 'Goyo: Ang batang heneral' movie.
Fun Fact: after so many years they found the real telegram that Aguinaldo sent to Luna, by this there are speculations that Aguinaldo really planned to kill Luna.
1:00:00 Francisco ‘Paco’ Román y Velasquez a Filipino-Spanish soldier. He was the colonel who went with General Luna when Gen. Luna charged with his horse at the Americans during their battle - the one who stopped Gen. Luna from killing himself.
Also, the guy who surrendered and had a scar at the forehead at the end was Eduardo Rusca, so he lived to tell the tale.
Btw, thank you for watching Heneral Luna 😊🙏🏽 I know most people were recommending you this movie. Honestly, I’ve learnt a lot because of this movie since I moved out of the country at a young age and I wasn’t able to learn a lot of Philippine history. Now, it’s one of my favourite historical movies.
LOVE YOU GUYS!! I didn’t think you were going to react to this cause of copyright, but I got so excited when you posted this!! Here are some of the questions you had that I’m able to answer (and these are based on research that I did, and historians that I watched on TH-cam):
-Heneral Luna is such a badass and really temperamental. And from what I researched, majority of these scenes are historically accurate. Even some of the dramatic parts that I thought were only for entertainment purposes actually happened in real life! The only thing I’m not certain about is his love life with Isabel.
-Ensaymada is a sweet Filipino bread with sugar on top, and cheese. It’s delicious!
-Rizal and Luna were friends when they both studied in Europe. They’re friendship almost fell apart when they fought each other (and almost dueled) about a French woman that they both fell in love with. But since Luna was drunk during the heated argument, Rizal wanted to duel when he was sober so that it’s fair. But the French woman fell in love with Rizal which resulted in Luna apologizing to Rizal via letter. I got this information from historians.
-The Bonifacio death scene was with Andrés and his brother. As you saw, they were both killed brutally. Andrés’ younger brother, Procopio, was the one shot in the back multiple times, and Andrés was hacked to death, defenceless. Andrés was injured in the leg from a previous fight, so several people had to carry him up the mountain to execute him. But of course, they didn’t know they were going to be executed otherwise Procopio would have probably fought back.
-Antonio Luna survived multiple gunshot wounds, but ended up dying when he was stabbed multiple times. At 57:51 was Aguinaldo’s mom asking if Antonio Luna was still alive. This actually happened. Aguinaldo’s mom watched the whole thing from her window.
-The other guy that was assassinated with him is Colonel Roman. Paco survived, but was only injured during the shoot-out.
- for the rest of his life, Emilio refuses to admit that he sent a telegram to Luna. And it’s interesting that you mentioned that Aguinaldo was a “puppet”. The Americans at the time also said the same thing.
The sequel to Heneral Luna is just as great. It’s called “Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral (The Boy General)”. It’s about Gregorio Del Pilar who also made an appearance in Heneral Luna. A bit of a spoiler, in the movie, Goyo suffers from PTSD, but is pressured to do his tasks as one of the youngest Generals in the Philippines. But before “Goyo”, there’s a 20 minute short film called “Angelito”. It’s supposed to be a bridge between “Heneral Luna” and “Goyo”. You can’t find it on TH-cam though, but if you search on Google, it will lead you to a Facebook post where you can watch Angelito. Just letting you know in case you guys are ever curious to watch the whole series 💙
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correction: it was Rusca that survived the shoot-out. Paco Roman was the one that was assassinated with Heneral Luna. I got confused with the names
Thank you so much! We will definitely check both films.
Real props to TBA Studios for straight up uploading their entire movie for free on TH-cam and not taking down content around it
John Arcilla is one of the most gifted actors in the Philippines, he is also on the Bourne Legacy movie with Rachel Weisz and Jeremy Renner.
“The Revolution failed because it was badly directed, because its leader won his post not with praiseworthy but with blameworthy acts, because instead of employing the most useful men of the nation he jealously discarded them. Believing that the advance of the people was no more than his own personal advance, he did not rate men according to their ability, character, and patriotism but according to the degree of friendship or kinship binding him to them; and wanting to have favorites willing to sacrifice themselves for him, he showed himself lenient to their faults. Because he disdained the people, he could not but fall like an idol of wax melting in the heat of adversity. May we never forget such a terrible lesson learned at the cost of unspeakable sufferings!” - Apolinario Mabini, *_on Emilio Aguinaldo and his cabinet members_*
Also, I like your reaction to this movie. We are grateful that you are learning our history, as well as the heroes of our country.
heneral luna is the best general in the Philippines a very smart and very strategic leaders
I'm also a Caviteño from Cavite which is Aguinaldo's hometown. I even hate Aguinaldo for all the issues against him. Some of the descendants of Bonifacio and Luna still have grudge against the Aguinaldos these days. The Aguinaldo family still holding political position in Cavite up until now for more than 100 years already.
Wow!
As they say "Masamang Damo".
Same here from cavite, i hate aguinaldo i even don't like nor feel any heroic or patriotism when passing on his house(aguinaldo shrine) at kawit, cavite
General Luna is from Ilocos Norte. Jerrold Tarog is the director. As a Filipino, that part of Luna vs Mascardo is my favorite part, script-wise. And Tarog revealed that it is the part he enjoyed writing the most.
This is the most important film for us on our history and I'm loving it, it's iconic ❤️🥰
It is said that Bonifacio, Luna, and other Philippine heroes had talisman that made them invincible in the battlefield. The conquerors didn't know about it but some Filipinos revealed it to the Americans thus they were ordered to kill their own comrades because they know the weaknesses of the heroes' talisman. Like Andres Bonifacio, you can't kill him if he's facing you unless you attack him from the back. Most of the Philippine heroes died because of betrayal by their own people.
• Dr. Jose Rizal was already dead (sentenced to death by firing squad) when the Philippine-American war broke out, Luna and Rizal is a close friends when they both studying in Europe.
• Andres Bonifacio and his brother Procorpio was sentenced to dead by Aguinaldo and his revolutionary government court in Mount Buntis due "sedition" and "coup de'tat" (but it was really a baseless accusation).
• General Luna is born in Manila. The movie portrays how Luna wants to unify the scattered army of the Philippines so that the armed forces will be strong, because during that time Filipinos only think of their hometown and tribes and protecting it instead of being united and protec the whole Philippines from aggressors.
Btw, I'd like your Review/Reaction in this beautiful epic movie. I enjoy it!
Please also react to Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo. In this movie you would of course follow Andres Bonifacio's story and you will also come to understand why some of us Filipinos hate Emilio Aguinaldo and why we consider Bonifacio our first president, not Aguinaldo. In this movie you will also see Dr. Jose Rizal interact with Bonifacio. This movie is not connected or not produced by the team who made Heneral Luna and Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral, so that means you will see a different actor playing Aguinaldo.
Guys! Watch everything. Ate Sol even dreamed about Heneral Luna's death while editing this. For the Thanks Minyeo TV. You made my night, I love you so much.
Ensaymada - a type of sweet bread rolled bread, usually with a filling inside and topped with sugar and cheese shavings
Yes, Antonio Luna's brother Juan Luna was with Rizal in Spain who was our national painter. (If you saw the part where they dragged Luna's dead body, it was paying homage to Juan Luna's painting called "Spolarium" in the National Museum in Manila. I recommend checking that painting out if you get a chance to roam around Manila)
I think Paco was the one that lived. Yah, I don't think that was THE Manuel Quezon.
And yes, the accepted opinion is that Emilio Aguinaldo was a spineless pinuno.
Yey! I just watched the film recently since I didn't get the chance to watch it when it aired. Thanks for this!
No rusca was the one that lived
Rusca was the only one who survived the purging of luna loyalists
It was THE Manuel Quezon
Francisco (Paco) Roman y Velasquez was the one who died w/ Gen. Luna, same guy who stopped him from killing himself. Paco was one of the most trusted soldiers of Gen. Luna together with Rusca the other soldier who were with him. The way they portrayed Gen. Luna being dragged was similar to a famous painting made by Gen. Luna's brother Juan Luna entitled Spoliarium. I find it amazing how they filmed it that way becuase it was accurate
Aguinaldo's actor in Heneral Luna is more accurate than in the El Presidente movie, Aguinaldo is supposed to be younger because he was 29 years old when he became President of the first Philippine Republic.
Heneral Luna is an Ilocano. ❤ why am i only watching these reaction videos of yours of my favorite epic historical filipino movies now 😢
He was so brave 💕
Fan fact: In the scene where luna is being drag thats a famous painting called spoliarium created by juan luna
Pinuno = Leader
Mamuno = To Lead
Namumuno = Leading The way
Namuno = done leading
Wow, you really did watch the whole movie and uploaded an hour long reaction video❤️ Much love for you, two❤️
😊 thank you! Hope you enjoyed!
(Antonio Luna) He was the youngest of seven children of Ilocano parents; his father, Joaquín Luna, hailed from Badoc, Ilocos Norte Province, and his mother, Spanish mestiza Laureana Novicio, was a native of Namacpacan (now Luna), La Union Province. His brother, Juan, is recognized as one of the greatest Filipino painters
One of my favorite movie....i love how you are invested and so into it...love u both
Noticed that the Philippine flag is hanged upside down (red at the top, blue at the bottom) where it was supposed to be hanged in reverse normally? It is one of the unique features of the Philippine flag. It can be hanged upside down as an indication that the country is at war with another country.
Thank you for making this! Indeed, Filipinos need to watch this-as history seems to fade away today and is being drastically revised.
And, as a Filipino, it feels good also that you were able to pick up the gist of the story-you got every single one correctly. I will wait for more videos from you. Mabuhay! 🙌
The Luna Sharpshooters of General Antonio Luna are the Most Feared Marksmen in History.
Very good reaction! It was fun!
Luna and Sol 😭 I really love this movie and I've watched it a few times BUT I skip that part where Gen.Luna was killed. The first time I've watched it, I couldn't sleep well too and been thinking about it for days😢Fortunately, you put filter and effect to the video. Btw, from what I know John Arcilla (actor playing Gen.Luna) is also a theater actor. He is soooo good! Aside from this movie, I really love one of his films too entitled "Metro Manila". But I don't know if I'll recommend it or not because you might get nightmares too.
MARAMING SALAMAT Luna and Sol!!! I didn't expect that you'd actually react to this. I thought you'll just watch it on your own. I know it takes a lot of time and effort editing this and we totally enjoyed it. I laughed and got angry with you. Again,SLMT💙
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ENSAYMADA is a kind of bread with butter and cheese on top, it's my favorite bread! and I now I also remember Stell when I hear "ensaymada" hahaha you'll know when you watch SB19 PBB moments 😆
Thank you dear. Yes, we had to censor the video because TH-cam kept blocking it for all territories. Sol really worked hard editing this.
Heneral Luna was one of the best Philippine historical movies.
Hope to watch and react the movie Jose Rizal (starring Cesar Montano as Jose Rizal), also one of the best Philippine historical movie about the life and works of Dr. Jose P. Rizal.
Anganda ninyo!! Ate Luna at Ate Sol! Mahal ko kayo! ❤️❤️
Salamat
Ensaïmada (ensaymada in Filipino) is a traditional Spanish bread with confectioner sugar on top. But we have a Filipino version of ensaymada of course. It is glazed with margarine, sugar, and topped with cheeze, and more cheeze. And filipino ensaymada is more fluffier than the Spanish ensaimada ☺☺
pleasantly surprised this video is only uploaded 3 months ago and not from 2015, I thought I was the only one left talking about this film
Ayooo... It's finally out! Thanks!😊😊
Been waiting for this 😍
WOW!!! I FINISHED THE ENTIRE 1 HOUR VIDEO WITH YOU BOTH!!!
You two are amazing.. love for the fact you both have the passion of the History of Philippines and Filipino's.. especially heroe's :)
Ur right girls Filipinos are feasting despite war even during WWII ...
Ensaymada is the very same ensemada bread you have there in Latin-America. The only difference is the Filipino ensemada is it coated with margarine and granulated sugar instead of powder sugar just like you have there in Latin-America and Spain.
Also for the key point of General Luna's cursing can be translate direct to Spanish.
"Putang ina" or 'tangina in short means "Puta madre" and
"Putang ina mo or 'tangina mo is "Tu puta madre" The word "Puta" is a curse word in Filipino language too.
And if you notice General Luna curse Puñeta. It's a Filipino-Spanish cursing. There is no linguistic record of it that it came from the Spanish. It was a bad expression created by the Spaniards in the Philippines pass to the old rich Filipinos down today.
I CANT BELIEIVE IM WATCHING THIS AGAIN... BUT WATCHING THIS WITH YOU BOTH IS SO MUCH FUN!!!
thank you so much!
Love a bunch guys ❤️
9:17 Now that... is a piece of Spanish language that is still very commonly used today. You could probably hear it once a day here.
36:24 Theres actually a Filipino movie that came before this for Bonifacio , its called "Andres Bonifacio Ang Unang Pangulo" (Andres Bonifacio the First President) if you wanna do a reaction for taht like this :) , i dont remember how well produced that film was , but from what i remember , it was still pretty good , it was about Andres Bonifacio , Supremo or Leader of the KKK who fought against the spanish empire.
I really enjoyed watching your content! 🥰❤️
Thank you so much!!
@@SolLunaTV my pleasure
It's unfortunate what happened to General Luna and to his Aide De Camp. I also had relatives that fought during that period. General Trinidad Tecson, General Pablo Tecson, Colonel Simon Tecson. They too fought the Americans and have lead soldiers into battles.
the one who said "Well, is he still moving?" was Emilio Aguinaldo's mother Trinidad Famy.
I enjoyed watching your reaction to the film Heneral Luna. It is cool that you were able to explain the meaning of the Spanish words. I didn't know m*r**on is such a loaded term. It's also interesting to see where you agreed with Luna (disciplining Janolino) and where you thought Luna could have done it differently. (disciplining Mascardo, though I thought Luna handled it as best as he could considering Mascardo had deprived the front line of the soldiers of not just a town, but the soldiers of an entire province, and Luna did not want Bagbag to become another Caloocan with so many of his soldiers wounded or dead.) I usually don't watch the death scene, or even listen to it for that matter, but this time I did to see your reactions, and I'm relieved that I'm not overly sensitive, as you were also upset by how he died.
Antonio had a grandparent from the Aeta tribe. Antonio's dad was from Ilocos Norte, and Antonio's mom was a part-Spanish Ilocana from La Union (that part of La Union is now in Ilocos Sur) Antonio was an Ilocano but was born on Urbiztondo St. in Binondo, Manila.
Ilocanos are generally known as fierce fighters and many Ilocanos formed a staunch opposition against U.S. rule. Ilocanos, who come from the countryside, have a rather rough reputation, and Luna swearing in front of Aguinaldo and making rude analogies at high officials is consistent with the reputation of Ilocanos.
Many Ilocanos had learned to speak rudimentary Spanish because they did not know Tagalog. Antonio grew up in Manila though so he probably knew more Tagalog than Ilocano. But as an Ilocano, he probably spoke with an Ilocano accent.
In the movie, Luna's accent is an Ilocano accent. "Secretarrry of State.."
Antonio's nickname was Toning. At the age of six he studied under a tutor, Maestro Intong. He then went to Ateneo de Manila and the University of Santo Tomas. Then he went to Spain and studied in Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, and Belgium.
In August of 1896, Luna and two of his brothers were arrested after being linked with the Katipunan, the revolutionary group which rose up against Spain. Luna had been asked to join the Katipunan, but Luna didn't think that the Filipinos were ready yet to fight Spain directly and so he didn't join the Katipunan.
Luna and two of his brothers were jailed in Fort Santiago. Antonio was tortured. In February, 1897, Antonio was sentenced to the Cárcel Modelo in Spain. He was punished more harshly because he had learned not only chemistry, but marksmanship and some military tactics. In May of 1898, his brother Juan got the king of Spain to give Antonio clemency on the condition that Antonio not leave Spain.
Of course Antonio disobeyed the king and left Spain and studied military science under a Belgian general. Luna returned to the Philippines in July 1898, ready to fight directly against Spain and very shortly after, the U.S.
Antonio Luna and almost all of the Lunas had anger management issues. Antonio Luna and Dr Rizal had a heated argument.
Luna was Ilocano from Ilocos province in the North of the Philippines. Although he was born and raised in Manila and was educated in Europe, mostly Madrid and Paris.
You guys are awesome; I love the style guys; beautiful ladies....
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Rizal was already executed in the time when the Americans have conquered the Philippines. Rizal and Gen. Luna were friends even when they were in Madrid , in fact they had a fight because of a woman and almost have gone into a duel.
Another part of the movie, Gen. Mascardo was in the Province of Pampanga and the place of the war is in Bagbag (now part of Quezon City Metro Manila) about 50km in distance and they are transmitting messages thru Telegram. Americans first colonized the center manila before they proceed to the resistance of the Filipino forces led by Luna in the Northern Luzon. Luna had plans to build a stronghold in the Northern Luzon because of its rough terrains and very good tactic location.
Your video intro in Tagalog and/or Filipino (or Taglish/Englog) is 👍🏼 ❤️ 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🙌🏼 💯.
It's in SpaTaglish
The one who died with Heneral Luna was Paco Roman one of Luna’s loyal men.
Ang gagaling na nila magtagalog❤😍😍
31:42 oh Buencamino, these girls are Luna too🤣
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Gen. Arthur MacArthur was the governor general of the 🇵🇭 the early 1900's. His son Gen.Douglas McArthur was the appointed commander of USAFFE in the 🇵🇭 in 1940's
22:19 have the exact video of that moment.🤣😂😂😂 I hella love it. He's out crazy but Faithful General
i love it when the girl on the right said talaga ❤
The thing I learned from this movie that I probably won't forget is "REGIONAL MENTALITY" that up until now is so prevalent.
The PRIDE thing that's been going on as if it is always a good thing.
Like Filipinos always make a VS between regions especially BISAYA and TAGALOG.
If Filipinos are making representation abroad, it's PINOY PRIDE but when local, it's REGION VS ANOTHER REGION.
And it's just so sad.
Even during the recent elections.
Filos elect primarily because they're from the same region and not because of qualification and competency to lead the country.
Here it's Santo Domingo (capital city) vs Santiago (one of the largest cities)
"Mahirap pagkaisahin ang bansang watak-watak, Joven."
"Mas madali pang ipagkasundo ang langit at lupa kesa sa dalawang Pilipinong nagtatalo."
Up to this day, Heneral Luna is still right about the situation of the Filipinos and their ego.
This is sadly true. I just saw this twice recently in the comments section of a couple of vloggers here: Tagalogs arguing with Visayans. I felt so embarassed that they were showing this behavior to the foreign travel vloggers.. I guess it's somewhat inevitable that this "regional mentality" would develop, being an archipelago where most regions are separated by water and also by language. But hoping a day will come when there would by genuine unity amongst Pinoys.
enjoyed the whole reaction. i’m thinking of watching the movie again for countless times now but ty for this summary/rv of y’all ensaymada is a type of bread, the old woman by the window in the last scene was aguinaldo’s mother if i’m not mistaken and quezon was a soldier under aguinaldo’s regime before he became the 2nd president of the ph. finally you did understand the whole plot of this masterpiece i think this is very accurate by any means they actually hired great historians in the making of this film, and i agree aguinaldo did good as a revolutionary soldier but he didn’t do well leading the whole republic he was out of place and he’s easily brainwashed as the movie projects his weaknesses plus his self interest and greed got the best of him, the death of luna still was a mystery as it became a pointing fingers by the time they are finding his killers but aguinaldo wasn’t claiming his death as his own order but with bonifacio’s death on the otherhand he actually confessed the death of bonifacio which was the father of revolution the supremo who recruited him to their own revolutionary group that he’s the one responsible for bonifacio’s death and as usual he’s colleagues was the primary reason for his decision. that’s why the majority of filipinos don’t find him heroic most if not all (ofc the caviteños are bias to their idol) refer to him as a traitor even our own historians lol he was great at the battlefield i’d even say better than bonifacio but he wasn’t capable of leading the country. fun fact quezon’s tactic when he’s running for presidency he revealed the bones of bonifacio and told the masses of aguinaldo’s vicious acts so by that he’d win against aguinaldo for presidency
and i suggest you also watch the sequel of this which is Goyo: (The Boy General) it’s the pov and life of the youngest general at that time Gregorio “Goyo” Del Pilar
Fun fact: The scene at the end where Heneral Luna is being dragged by his killers, has a resemblance to the famous painting of Luna's brother, Juan, titled "Spoliarium".
Ensaymada is a bread which is soft and cheesy on top good combination with brewed coffee.. Doctor Jose Rizal already died on that day when americans colonized the Philippines. But Heneral Luna and Doctor Rizal are friends. Love you Sol and Luna for having interest for Philippine history
41:47 now you're seeing his temper
41:03 EXACTLY!
your the first youtuber to react heneral luna
I enjoyed watching your reaction, I am amazed however smart you women are…I can tell that you guys love history and culture…. Guys would have a hard time and love you even more for being smart and beautiful
Salamat
@@SolLunaTV sorry for the confusion…my comment is very hard to comprehend, I need to start doing paraphrasing my work lol,,,I was gonna say … I’m amazed how smart women you both are… guys would need to be very sincere and know to handle conversations because you both are not just beautiful and smart but also very fun …
6:43 Some regions In PH still do speak some Spanish offensive words. Some are actually using Spanish Creole dialect for their daily convos.
You two are so delightful to watch :) I wonder too if you have blood ties to the General. But of course if you do, you definitely didn't get his short temper, hehe.
Maybe it's time to watch this movie 😅, By the way ang gaganda nyo ladies.
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It's been so long since I watched this movie, but when I saw Heneral Luna already on the battle field my mind was like *"holy crap, did y'all not show me the chicken-shooting scene or is that later in the video? Dammit, the whimpering chicken seller was iconic!"* Lmao.
You should watch Jose Rizal movie too, played by Cesar Montano.
I really find it so cute when Sol speaks Tagalog especially at 9:30 when she said “Very controversial talaga” haha I find it quite attractive especially because of her accent when she said it😅😂
The old lady who asked if Heneral Luna was still moving was Aguinaldo's mother
It's very sad😢
Movie
pls Next play "HENERAL GOYO" Ang batang heneral
We can't find the full movie with English subs
@@SolLunaTVI believe there is one in Netflix, but I'm not sure if it's available in other countries.
It's so funny how you laugh everytime you hear the curse word the P word. I didn't know you'd understand that too hahahaha
Rizal is 5 years older than Gen. "Luna courted Nellie Boustead, a woman who was also courted by José Rizal, between 1889 and 1891. Boustead was reportedly infatuated with Rizal. In a party held by Filipinos, a drunk Antonio Luna made unsavory remarks against Boustead. This prompted Rizal to challenge Luna to a duel"
Hola Sol y Luna. I recommend you also watch the 1998 movie José Rizal.
43:04 that's GOYO my love, I mean, the Young General
26:25 proud to be a Garcia at this part haha
The other guy that has been shoot i think its "Paco Roman" a filipino-spanish soldier who serves for antonio lunas army
Yes, that Manuel Quezon at the end is the same Manuel L. Quezon who became our second president
you're right, the one that died with him was Colonel Paco Roman
43:05 Gen. Gregorio Del Pilar, one of the Heroes of the Philippines and the Youngest General of the Philippines, Try to watch 'Goyo' Ang Batang Heneral, Movie.
watch goyo next
Can you please send a link of the full movie? We can't find it on TH-cam!
morro people are still fighting even though the Philippines lost to the americans
Filipono should not lost the war if only IF ONLY all commanders and all filipino united as one.
the old lady who look out the open window is Gen. Aguinaldo's mother.. and the soldier lay down beside Gen. Luna dead body is Col. Francisco "Paco" Roman and the other one outside firing back to the cavite army is Capt. Eduardo Rusca..and the one who attack and slash Gen. Luna's face by his long bolo knife is Capt. Pedro Janolino the commander of cavite army revolution..
The tagalog at the beginning was very good :)
salamat!
Tagalog intro for welcoming the viewers is good and I like that , especially those colored hair 💚♥️ and I wish SOL used color RED hair ♥️💚 Love you guys more powers and keep up the good work 🇵🇭💚🇩🇴
I don't like red hair for me. I prefer pink
@@SolLunaTV RED are famous now here in Philippines and PINK is outdated
Actually
General Antonio Luna has a blood of a ilocano but he is born in the capital/ Manila. He went to study many thing but out of all the jobs he could have chose. He decided to become a war hero.
HEY I LOVE YOUR HAIR. ITS SO NICE TO LOOK AT 👍👍👍
GEn. Luna is from La Union a part of Northern Luzon.. we are from north 😊😊 Gen. Luna is an Ilocano Pride
@57:49 That is Emilio's Mother.
There's a sequel to this the movie title is called GOYO: Ang batang General but the main character will be different said to be (Emilio Aguinaldo's favorite General.)
Waiting for GOYO: Ang Batang Heneral full movie reaction...
Can you please send a link of the full movie? We can't find it on TH-cam!
@@SolLunaTV It wasn't in YT, but it is in Bilibili. I've tried many times to reply it but YT is auto deleting my comment. Try to search in Bilibili site "Goyo: Ang batang heneral"
@@lunargela471 I found it! It's there like 5 times but it doesn't have subtitles :(
@@SolLunaTV I will just dm the link to ate Luna on her IG account. Please just check it, hehe.
Visit Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in Bataan when you get here. So much of our history and culture in the heritage houses there. Bonus is the actual site where they shot Luna's ambush and murder scene of this movie.