Oro (2016) User Reviews

They are a murderer

[angelikamann · 1/10 · 6 December 2018]

They killed 2 dogs for this film, The dog was put in a sack, beaten to death, skinned and gutted. Are the reviews and awards the film got worth it at the cost of an innocent creature's life?

Murderers

[camille0730 · 1/10 · 27 December 2019]

For the sake of the movie they killed two dogs. Yup... 👇

Power cast!!

[eddranches · 10/10 · 8 February 2017]

All the cast were really excellent in portraying their role, not to mention the superb acting of Ms Irma Adlawan as Kapitana! The movie is totally a tear jerk-er for me, and knowing that it's based on true story really kills me from the inside. Best Actress and Best Ensemble Award are well deserved, no questions ask! It's a movie worth watching.

All the cast were really excellent in portraying their role, not to mention the superb acting of Ms Irma Adlawan as Kapitana! The movie is totally a tear jerk-er for me, and knowing that it's based on true story really kills me from the inside. Best Actress and Best Ensemble Award are well deserved, no questions ask! It's a movie worth watching.

No summary, cant even afford to watch

[msalforque · 1/10 · 25 May 2017]

Awful and disgusting! Great actors and director?? No, they're not. For me a great actor can convince the audience what isn't real that's why its called acting. Why kill a dog FOR REAL? Not just one but two. Beaten to death all for the movie, in the name of art? Disgusting! No respect for life only thinking about their glory. Such greedy creatures! This movie shouldn't be out in the cinema.

Deep Story, Superb Cast

[lorenzolucas-26729 · 10/10 · 6 June 2017]

Gold is life. The movie which was based on the 2014 massacre of four miners in Barangay Gata by armed environmental militia men. The acting of Ms Irma Adlawan as Kapitana is enough to make you watch this movie. This movie shows the struggle of poor Filipinos to make a living and when the powerful try to control them. This movie which was directed by Alvin Yapan is one of the bright spots of 2016's MMFF.

a very nice movie that offended many

[christiansaliva1 · 10/10 · 22 February 2017]

Of all the MMFF entries, this is the best that i've seen. There's no plot holes and they really deserve the best cast ensemble and the FPJ award. The plot is well established and it would really make you anticipate something. It's just sad that almost everybody focused on the "killed animal scene". A 10-15 second part of the film that you would almost forget about when viewing the movie. I don't know how they managed to remember that scene. The climax is much more worthy of the spotlight. Kudos to the makers.