Hataw Tatay Hataw

About This Movie

Hataw Tatay Hataw is one of those quirky comedies that leaves an imprint, capturing the chaos of family dynamics and mistaken identities. The plot revolves around this middle-aged bellboy who, in a bid to impress his daughter, goes all out by pretending to be the hotel owner—classic case of parental desperation if you ask me. The pacing has a nice, almost slapstick rhythm, with the supporting characters, especially Carol and Boyet, adding layers to the humor. There's this absurd running gag involving a wheelchair-bound customer that really tickles the funny bone. And while the director remains a mystery, the performances shine through, bringing a warmth and charm that keeps it engaging throughout.

Features a unique blend of humor and family themes · Engaging character dynamics with memorable performances · Notable for its comedic pacing and absurd running gags