Yaya & Angelina: The Spoiled Brat Movie

2009
1h 44m

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Michael V. and Ogie Alcasid in Yaya & Angelina: The Spoiled Brat Movie (2009)

The movie begins when a fiery incident causes Angelina's (Ogie Alcasid) yaya (nanny) to be incapacitated. The girl's parents (Aiko Melendez and Jomari Yllana) search for a new yaya and selec... Read allThe movie begins when a fiery incident causes Angelina's (Ogie Alcasid) yaya (nanny) to be incapacitated. The girl's parents (Aiko Melendez and Jomari Yllana) search for a new yaya and select Rosalinda "Cha-Cha" Lucero (Michael V.) from a coterie of applicants. Soon, a special lo... Read allThe movie begins when a fiery incident causes Angelina's (Ogie Alcasid) yaya (nanny) to be incapacitated. The girl's parents (Aiko Melendez and Jomari Yllana) search for a new yaya and select Rosalinda "Cha-Cha" Lucero (Michael V.) from a coterie of applicants. Soon, a special love/hate bond is formed between the two. Yaya becomes the object of Angelina's practical jo... Read all

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6.2/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination

Trivia
This film was announced on April 2009 as "Ang Spoiled Brat" and originally planned for release in August 2009, but filming delayed the release for one month.

Connections
References Marimar (2007)

Soundtracks
Yaya & Angelina
Theme Song
Music and Lyrics by Ogie Alcasid
Performed by Ogie Alcasid and Michael V.
Arrangement by Albert Tamayo

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3/10

A 1 1/2 Hour Saturday Night Live Skit

This film would've worked better as a 3 minute Saturday Night Live skit rather than a full length feature film. I suppose just looking at a couple of guys in drags is enough to keep some people laughing for an hour and a half. But for others looking for any bit of cleverness in a comedy, they would be disappointed. But I suppose those people would not have gone to see this film in the first place. After 5 minutes of watching this flick it did start to make me sick watch a full grown man playing a 7 year-old girl. It wasn't funny anymore. Actually, I'm not sure if it was ever funny. Obviously it wasn't my choice to see this film but I tried to watch it with an open mind. One thing positive about this film: it delivered as advertised. It's presented as a film about a couple of guys dressed in drags. And that's what you get. Unfortunately, that's all you get-- for an hour and a half.