I was really disturbed to hear that Matt Evans, a virtually unexperienced teen was going to play Pedro Penduko. I am actually a fan of the Pendro Penduko movies of Janno Gibbs eventhough I hate Janno to death. However, upon seeing the complete trailer, I was comforted. Pendro Penduko was not going to be a full-blown fantaserye anyway. And Matt seem to fit into the role perfectly. And it seems like the production is very well done. So watch out for Pendro Penduko every Saturday on ABS-CBN’s Komiks this September.
courtesy of CFan
Trailer courtesy of TFC Godfather
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September 6th, 2006 at 3:35 am
a sad fact about Pedro Penduko:
the comic writer, Francisco Conching is hardly being acknowledge in any Pedro Penduko sequel (may it be the movie or tv series) buti pa sina Mars Ravelo at Carlo J. Caparas; aside from this the writer’s family isn’t even compensated by these national bureaucrats / capitalists whenever they mention or use the Pedro Penduko character in their shows — to think na pinagkakakitaan nila ito. tsk, tsk, what happened to the intellectual property rights law? ayaw nila ng pirata, pero numero unong magnanakaw naman ng karakter.
September 6th, 2006 at 8:16 am
Sierra, yes, past movies, including those by Viva Films which starred Janno Gibbs never acknowledged Francisco Conching, as far as I can remember. I think it was ABS-CBN who started the whole acknowledgement thing when they named Spirits as Chito Roño’s Spirits and Panday as Carlo J. Caparas’ Panday. The fact is ABS-CBN did not steal characters. They paid for the rights to use those characters. It’s their prerogative to acknowledge the writer or not. That’s my opinion.
September 7th, 2006 at 2:54 am
(1) try to ask the Conching family, they weren’t able to receive a cent.
(2) to acknowledge the writer or not is not a matter of prerogative (as if saying na: buti nga binayaran pa sila — na hindi nga ginawa), i think, it is their (the company) MORAL and ETHICAL responsibility, to acknowledge the writer.
September 7th, 2006 at 7:56 am
Sierra, mag-isip ka nga. When rights are bought, the money goes to the person who owns the rights, not necessarily the person who made the work. ALSO, when I said that it’s their prerogative to acknowledge the writer or not, I meant it’s their prerogative to mention the writer or not. ACKNOWLEDGMENT is not equal to payment. Before ka nga mangaway ng tao, mag-isip-isip ka muna. You’re taking up precious bandwidth.
September 7th, 2006 at 9:48 pm
una, hindi ako nang-aaway. i’m just clarify things. treat it as informing the readers. (not unless, you have a “thing”; it is sounding as if “protecting” the company).
anyways, putting that aside, so you mean to tell me, kahit si Francisco Conching pa ang nagsulat ng lahat ng PENDUKO series (comics), ay wala siyang copyright sa character na iyon? in short, who owns the rights of the PEDRO PENDUKO character? at marapat ding tanungin kung bakit hindi awtomatikong si Conching na (creative writer ng pedro penduko series and character) ang owner ng copyrights? yun lang naman ang isyu. the fact na pinagkakakitaan ang character na iyon (dahil sa sponsors ng palabas), bakit walang kahit singko na nakukuha ang creative writer? i’m pretty sure, Ravelo and Caparas’ situation is different?
September 8th, 2006 at 6:38 am
“sierra said:
September 6th, 2006 at 3:35 am
a sad fact about Pedro Penduko:
the comic writer, Francisco Conching is hardly being acknowledge in any Pedro Penduko sequel (may it be the movie or tv series) buti pa sina Mars Ravelo at Carlo J. Caparas; aside from this the writer’s family isn’t even compensated by these national bureaucrats / capitalists whenever they mention or use the Pedro Penduko character in their shows — to think na pinagkakakitaan nila ito. tsk, tsk, what happened to the intellectual property rights law? ayaw nila ng pirata, pero numero unong magnanakaw naman ng karakter.”
may expiration ang copyright….. and pwede ibenta ang rights ng properties…
bout acknowledging mr conching…. try to watch the teaser…. nakalagay ang name nya don…. and bout sa compensation… kung walang natanggap ang family…(i dnt hav any idea kung wala tlga… di kmi close…) baka ung nag-publish noon ang may-ari ng rights… alamin mo muna lahat… pag-aralan mo pag-apply nag copyrights… patents… etcetera….
September 10th, 2006 at 7:25 pm
ang totoo, rhetorical questions lang lahat ng pinost ko. i know exactly who owns the rights of Pedro Penduko. Ang di ko lang “ma-take” (kung yun man ang angkop na salita) ay kung paano minamanipulate ang ownership. meaning, dahil sa mga “outright” sales na nagaganap ngayon… at dahil na rin sa hirap ng buhay… nagagawa ngang i-outright sale ng isang creative genius ang kanyang gawa… sad fact yun. alam kong may “choice” ang writer, pero kung purita ever ka… may choice ka nga ba? (well, another rhetorical question). at ang totoo, kapag tinanong ninyo ang Coching family, hindi sila aware about the consequences of ‘outright sales’ — call it ignorance pero let’s just say, i feel for them.
November 13th, 2006 at 3:23 am
whatever it is!! I love pedro penduko