Yaya and Angelina: The Spoiled Brat Movie
| Yaya and Angelina: The Spoiled Brat Movie | |
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| Directed by | Michael Tuviera |
| Produced by |
Annette Gozon-Abrogar(GMA Films) Antonio P. Tuviera(APT Entertainment) |
| Starring |
Michael V. Ogie Alcasid |
| Distributed by |
GMA Films APT Entertainment |
Release dates |
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Running time | 96 Minutes |
| Country | Philippines |
| Language | Filipino, English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Korean, |
| Box office | ₱64.6 million [1] |
Yaya and Angelina: The Spoiled Brat Movie is a 2009 Filipino comedy film, under GMA Films and APT Entertainment. The movie stars Michael V. and Ogie Alcasid. This is the movie version of Bubble Gang's sketch "Ang Spoiled".
Plot
Angelina is a seven-year-old brilliant and talented girl, but with an undeniably spoiled personality. After her first 'yaya' (nanny) gets hospitalized because of her disobedience (A fire occurred prior to her hospitalization; Angelina was the cause of the fire because the nanny was teaching the latter how to grill), her parents decide to find her another 'yaya' who would combat her behavior, and a lot of applicants quit the job due to Angelina's attitude.
Then a woman named Rosalinda "Yaya" Lucero applies for the job, and is accepted. She assumes the job of looking after Angelina as an easy task, to which the latter proves otherwise. Shortly thereafter, some incidents occur:
- putting a can of beer in a microwave oven and causing an explosion at the supermarket,
- fighting with her classmate in a zoo, and
- going up to a belltower to disrupt the wedding that her family attends therein.
Angelina's mom decides to fire Rosalinda if she causes any more problems. Rosalinda is frustrated upon learning this, to which Angelina tries to make her happy. Then she got fired after (accidentally) killing her father's pet fish and because her parents conclude a nanny cannot help their daughter, Angelina lives momentarily without one. With no one to protect her, Angelina is accidentally kidnapped by a group of terrorists after overhearing their plan to murder the Duchess of Wellington, who has arrived from England to visit Angelina's school. After receiving no response from her busy parents, Angelina calls Rosalinda. Angelina describes a place near a warehouse (she sees the words LOSER, which is really part of a sign which reads ManoLO SERvice Center). Doubting Angelina's words, Rosalinda discharges her call. Later on, Rosalinda is convinced to help Angelina in order to prove the latter's sincerity. She goes to the church nearby, where she remembers the bell ringing while Angelina was calling. There she sees the word LOSER, which pertains to Manolo Service Center. She realizes at once that the terrorists' hideout is near. At the warehouse, she finds Angelina, and saves her. Meanwhile, Angelina's parents assume that Rosalinda kidnapped Angelina as revenge for firing her, which is eventually negated.
After Angelina's narrow escape, the terrorists' leader, Eve, kidnaps her parents. The only way to save them is to have Angelina give a bomb-ridden bouquet of flowers to the Duchess of Wellington as she makes her speech. Rosalinda manages to avert the incoming crisis by switching it with another set of flowers. Upon getting the bomb-ridden flower, Rosalinda arrives inside Eve's bus and starts a cat fight with her. Seeing that her plan has been foiled, Eve takes Angelina captive. Rosalinda tracks them down until she reaches the rooftop. She engages Eve once again to a catfight, but as the two women fight each other, the billboard behind them crashes down, trampling Eve but miraculously leaves Rosalinda and Angelina unscathed.
Only Eve (and the terrorists) can fall down, and Angelina's parents decide to make Rosalinda as Angelina's permanent nanny. The Duchess' plows on with her speech and awards Angelina and Rosalinda for their bravery. Near the end of the film, Rosalinda's backside is written with the word "LOSER", and Angelina's is drawn with wings.
Cast and characters
- Michael V. as Rosalinda "Yaya" Lucero (a pun on Angelina's famous catchline "Whatever yaya, you're 'such a loser!'"), Sean Philip, Duchess of Wellington, Angel/Devil Yaya, Bonggang-Bonggang Bong-Bong (translated as Super Fabulous Bong-Bong)
- Ogie Alcasid as Angelina (from the word "Angel", which is opposite Angelina's character), MariMar (Sean Philip's Yaya)
- Aiko Melendez as Mommy
- Jomari Yllana as Daddy
- Leo Martinez as Principal Tiongco/Prince Epal ("Prince Jerk")
- Roxanne Guinoo as Miss Cruz
- Sheena Halili as May Dakono (Maid ako no. (translated as "I'm a maid, you know"))
- Jojo Alejar as Sgt. Sarge
- Victor Aliwalas as Isko Driver (a pun on "screwdriver")
- Iza Calzado as Eve the Boss
- Pekto as Bernard
- John Feir as Rey
- Julian Trono as Daniel
- Sabrina Man as Tanya
CAMEOS AND MENTIONED CHARACTERS
- Eve's Yaya
- Dennis Trillo as Yaya's neighbor (cameo)
- Regine Velasquez as Angelina's First Yaya (cameo)
- Jojit Lorenzo as Supermarket Chef (cameo)
- Daiana Menezes as Foreign Yaya (cameo)
- Tess Bomb as Chinese Yaya (cameo)
List of Angelina's yayas
- Yaya No. 1 - She was the one who was hospitalized after the fire at their house.
- Yaya No. 2 - A woman who resigned because of Angelina's scary pranks.
- Yaya No. 3 - A Spanish national who can't understand Filipino. She was fired because of irresponsibility.
- Yaya No. 4 - A former babysitter to a Chinese for 5 years and to an American for another 5 years. She resigned after Angelina pranked her. She kept her cellphone ringing until her yaya fell down the stairs holding a laundry basket.
- Yaya No. 5 - Rosalinda "Yaya" Lucero, her most recent and permanent yaya. She is the longest-staying babysitter because she thinks no child is evil.
Media Release
The movie was released onto DVD format and VCD format by Regal Home Video (APT Entertainment, the co-producers of the movie, is a division of Regal Films). The DVD contained the movie plus the full-length trailer of the movie. The DVDs & VCDs were released on the week of Christmas 2009. The final gross of the movie is P64,693,586 according to Box Office Mojo.
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