This movie is about making a movie about Jose Rizal. Nothing is taken for granted as well as the heroism of National Hero itself. If it is wrong to doubt Rizal’s heroism, it looks like we will be guilty of this movie. ” What I mentioned were the first words in the movie “Third World People”. I was thrilled to hear it as a prelude. It seems like I would love to watch it because it is about Rizal and the storyline looks exciting. His purpose may be to denounce events in Rizal’s life especially about his heroism. The story begins with the question Who what is Rizal He is the National hero. The first Filipino-indio Bravo ”That is the actor’s answer to this question. He was right because even if I had the same answer as well as any Filipino would ask that. Unless you are a direct descendant or have proven that you are related because you are the son of the wife of the wife’s cousin or the son of the son of one of Rizal’s siblings you can call him Grandpa Rizal. Rizal’s height is only 4’11 “but he is super talented and super talented. There is no doubt why so many suspect his heroism. He was small in stature but a huge Rizal that he drew and recorded in history. It may sound strange but that’s how I feel now for Rizal.
Piso. That’s where Rizal is located. Despite decades and the people who rule here in the Philippines, Rizal is still in the peso. In modern analysis or misunderstanding, Rizal is still considered the number one among my fellow Filipinos. And since my fellow countrymen look up to her, it’s surprising to know that most of the Filipino acts follow her name. It is only here that I learned that when Bishop Gregorio Aglipay founded his own church, he made Dr. Jose Rizal. The Catholic church also became paranoid about Rizal’s heroism. It’s surprising to know that such things have happened. And because of this, there are other religious groups who worship Rizal’s greatness. I laughed even more when I heard the actor calling him Rizal of San Jose Rizal. I also agree with the actors saying that because of Rizal’s shooting, the konyo boys were replaced by the american boys who were ousted by the honda boys who were ousted by the american boys. So there! We won. The Filipino race winner – Rizal’s descendant. I was also surprised to learn that a dog had just run and surrounded Rizal when he died. “A nation without heroes is a nation without history”
It is in those lines that a young man says in the movie that I contend. It is for porket that we have no heroes or we have no history because we have ancient indigenous people living in the Philippines before they came to Rizal despite the Spaniards.
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But, maybe, that’s all it is to say that without our heroes, no research will be possible and if no research will be done, nothing will happen in our country. Those will be the research that will form the basis of our History.
If they say Bonifacio is there and the Americans have just forced us to choose Rizal as our hero, oh my! There I will argue and be willing to do research to defend Rizal. It’s not because I don’t like Bonifacio and not because Rizal is so popular. I just think that Rizal’s goal was to make the Philippines better than Spain. Rizal used his writing skills and his ingenuity to denounce the Spanish government. Rizal wanted to avoid bloody fighting against the Spaniards. He wants to pass it on to the right way to defend us by achieving every Filipino citizen of Education. And once the majority has acquired the knowledge they deserve, there will be a desire for a separation from Spain. I feel that if Spain used us better then we would have used them.
I was once again delighted when they tried to ask themselves about Josephin Bracken, Rizal’s beloved woman when he was deported to Dapitan. Josephin is said to have been a dancer in Hong Kong where Rizal stayed. Maybe they met and they just went to and from the Philippines. They asked if Bracken was ever an inspiration or a nuisance for Rizal. And not only that, I was even more excited to hear what they said when Rizal died – whether he left or stayed for the honor because his beloved was a hero.
I also learned more and more from the movie that Josephin was not accepted by Rizal’s family except Narcisa. The reason why Rizal’s family did not accept Josephine was because Rizal did not marry them but they did. Another reason is that he may have been a spy of friars. But Josephin refuted it. He really loved Rizal and he really loved it. In my opinion, Rizal apparently started Live-in here in the Philippines because they didn’t marry Bracken. They were only married and had children.
If I were to ask, based on my experience, Bracken would be polite and picky.
The actors desperately seek the answers to their questions and the evidence for their doubts. For me, I’ve got the answer to my doubts. It is not clear, but it is acceptable to know Rizal’s brother Narcisa himself, the answer is “Pepe is Pepe.” Of course, we cannot blame Rizal for what he did and planned to do. Even so, we often do. We only listen to others’ advice but we can choose whether we will follow it or make our own decisions and decisions.
This movie is about Rizal’s heroism, his accomplishments, his fight against the Spanish government, his life with Josephin Bracken, his retraction or catholic return, and the impact he has had on every Filipino. This is a fascinating film in which the whole Filipino people are exposed to the same doubts, almost all of us, skeptical of Rizal’s heroism, with many possible answers to reassure Rizal’s actions.
Some might think that this is a biased film that has only a handful of negative things about Rizal and only superficial ones that can be answered effortlessly. But, however, I am willing to speak on behalf of this movie. This is why it is so difficult to make such a movie because it is necessary to gather real evidence just to confirm what Rizal did and said. And if they do not, they may be more people to blame for Rizal’s heroism.
They are, “His Rizal,” which means that historians have a unique and varied story about Rizal’s true heroism.
