Enteng Kabisote: Okay ka, Fairy ko... The Legend

Synopsis

Enteng Kabisote: Okay ka, Fairy ko... The Legend is a 2004 Filipino fantasy-comedy film and the first in the series featuring Enteng Kabisote, played by Vic Sotto. The story revolves around Enteng, a bumbling but good-hearted man who discovers a hidden world of fairies after marrying a fairy named Ako si Enteng Kabisote (played by the beautiful mirrored image of Kris Aquino). As Enteng navigates life with his fairy wife and their unique family, he faces hilarious challenges from mystical creatures, including a rival fairy and a villainous monster. The film combines humor, fantasy, and heartwarming moments as Enteng grapples with his dual life between the magical world and his earthly responsibilities. With its whimsical storytelling, engaging characters, and comedic twist on Filipino folklore, the movie appeals to all ages, championing themes of love, acceptance, and redemption. Fans of Vic Sotto's work will appreciate his signature comedic style, making this film a charming addition to the fantasy genre.

Cast

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  Vic Sotto

  Enteng Kabisote

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  Kristine Hermosa

  Faye

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  Michael V.

  Itim

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  Giselle Toengi

  Ina Magenta

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  Oyo Boy Sotto

  Benok

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  Ice Seguerra

  Aiza

Reviews

Enteng Kabisote: Okay ka, Fairy ko... The Legend has garnered mixed reviews from critics, though it has developed a loyal following among fans of Philippine cinema, particularly for its humor and family-friendly themes. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film has not been extensively reviewed, but it holds a favorable sentiment among local viewers. IMDb rates it at 6.3/10, indicating a generally positive reception. 'The film offers a light-hearted, comedic take on Filipino folklore,' notes a reviewer from Manila Bulletin, highlighting how Sotto’s performance brings the character to life. However, some critics argue that the film opts for a formulaic approach, with predictable plot twists and comic routines that may feel repetitive. A review from ABS-CBN commented, 'While the special effects may leave something to be desired, the warmth of the characters and the comedic timing of Sotto keep the audience engaged.' Despite its flaws, many viewers appreciate the film's charm and its family-oriented message, making it a beloved classic among fans of the genre.