All 57 Fernando Poe Jr Movies
Brace yourself to immerse in the exhilarating universe of Ferdinand Poe Jr. — a revered icon in the Philippine movie industry. In this enchanting movie feature, we delve into the awe-inspiring masterpieces of this legendary figure, offering you a deep understanding of the passion and dedication behind his exceptional acting skills.
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1. Ang Lo’Waist Gang at si Og sa Mindoro (1958)
Ang Lo’Waist Gang at si Og sa Mindoro, also known as The Lo’sast Gang and Mr. O. G. from Mindoro, is a zany, thrilling adventure comedy from 1958. Directed by Pablo Santiago and written by Felix Villar, Larry Santiago, and Pablo Santiago himself, this wild ride takes viewers on a journey full of laughter, courage, and unexpected twists.
2. Anak ng bulkan (1959)
“Anak ng Bulkan, “ also known as “Goliat, “ is a 1959 Filipino action, drama, and fantasy movie that takes you on a thrilling journey through an unforgettable friendship between a little boy named Bentoy, played by Ace York, and a colossal, supernatural creature named Goliat. Set on a remote volcanic island, the story unfolds as Bentoy and Goliat form a bond that transcends the boundaries of human and mythical creature.
3. Intramuros (1964)
Intramuros, a gripping historical drama, unfolds the lesser-known chapter of World War II when 10,000 Japanese soldiers defied their superiors’ orders and barricaded themselves within Manila’s walled city-within-the-city — Intramuros. The fate of over a thousand civilians also hangs in the balance. From the haunting atmosphere of the claustrophobic city to the intense, heart-wrenching moments that ensue, Intramuros leaves a lasting impact on its viewers.
4. Mano-mano (1964)
Experience the raw, gritty power of ‘Mano-mano’, a 1964 Philippine action film directed by Efren Reyes. This thrilling masterpiece stars the inimitable Fernando Poe Jr. along with Gabriel Elorde and Mila Montañez, who bring their talent to the screen in an unforgettable performance. The movie boasts an impressive 1 hour and 54 minutes of intense action, taking audiences on a wild, adrenaline-fueled ride.
5. The Ravagers (1965)
“Step into the heart of the jungle, where savage battles unfold and raw emotion takes center stage. The Ravagers, a cinematic masterpiece of epic proportions, has brought a whole new level of intensity to the world of war films. Captured in the picturesque yet ominous Philippine backdrop, this gripping drama, boasting an unprecedented cast and cost, is a thrilling spectacle of resilience and the strength of human endurance.
6. Ang pagbabalik ni Daniel Barrion (1968)
During the late 60s, Filipino cinema witnessed the emergence of a riveting drama, characterized by exhilarating action, which led moviegoers on an exhilarating journey through the thrilling wild west and the depths of a man’s character.
7. Perlas ng silangan (1969)
Experience the epic tale of “Perlas ng Silangan” (1969), a groundbreaking Filipino motion picture that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Herolo past. Set in the tumultuous 1610s, the story unfolds as the Sultan and Datu navigate a world torn apart by Spanish conquest and colonization. Witness the drama and intrigue as the nation’s most prominent stars, Fernando Poe Jr. , Susan Roces, and Vic Vargas, bring this historical masterpiece to life.
8. Octopus (1970)
“Octopus” is a gripping, real-life thriller that captures the attention and apprehension of viewers. A hidden gem from 1970, this heart-stopping film unveils the untold tale of a shocking catastrophe. With no tagline or warnings, “Octopus” promises to leave you in awe and questioning at every twist.
9. Divina Gracia (1970)
“Divina Gracia” is a gripping drama that captures the intensity of two identical sisters, each vying for the love of the same man. Set against the backdrop of a wedding, the film delves into the complexities of spiritual possession and the mirror image of fate. Directed by Armando De Guzman and written by Ding M. De Jesus and Mars Ravelo, the film stars the legendary Fernando Poe Jr. , Susan Roces, and Nello Nayo. The enigmatic plot takes us on a journey through the lives of the two sisters, highlighting their shared destiny as they grapple with their love for the same man. With a runtime of 1 hour and 57 minutes, “Divina Gracia” immerses viewers in a world of intrigue, love, and spiritual possession. The film, produced by FPJ Productions, was filmed in the Philippines and features the richness of the Filipino and Tagalog languages. With an IMDb rating of 7.4 and 16.0 rating votes, “Divina Gracia” offers a compelling cinematic experience. The film has been nominated for various awards and has resonated with audiences across the years. “Divina Gracia” is a must-watch for fans of drama, love stories, and the supernatural. Its captivating narrative, coupled with its rich cultural context, makes it a standout film in the genre.
10. Asedillo (1971)
“Asedillo, “ a 1971 action-packed film, follows the journey of a former school teacher who takes a stand against injustice and becomes a champion for the rights of the working class. Set in the gritty backdrop of the Philippines, the protagonist leads a powerful movement that challenges the status quo.
11. Ang alamat (1972)
“Ang Alamat, “ a 1972 action thriller from the Philippines, delivers a compelling tale of revenge and redemption set amidst the complex relationships between a landlord, lawyer, and tenant. Directed by Celso Ad.
12. Sanctuario (1974)
“Sanctuario, “ a classic 1974 Filipino drama directed by Rudy Meyer, is set against the backdrop of a small, tight-knit community. The story revolves around the life of Father Pedro, played by Fernando Poe Jr. , who serves as the spiritual guide and confidant for the town’s residents.
13. Black Mamba (1974)
In the shadowy corners of the Philippines, a mysterious and sinister force threatens the lives of the local population. An American physician, Dr. John Riley, is drawn into the fray when an evil witch, hell-bent on seeking revenge, attacks the small town. The doctor teams up with a parish priest, Father O’Reilly, as they both attempt to confront the witch’s dark powers and restore the peace in their community.
14. Dugo at pag-ibig sa kapirasong lupa (1975)
“Dugo at pag-ibig sa kapirasong lupa” is a groundbreaking Filipino film from 1975, featuring an epic love story set against the backdrop of martial law. This thrilling action-drama-romance, with a runtime of 3 hours and 20 minutes, remains the longest and most expensive film in Philippine cinema history.
15. Pagbabalik ng lawin (1975)
“Pagbabalik ng lawin, “ released in 1975, stars Fernando Poe Jr. as he returns to his swashbuckling role days in a thrilling FJP Productions.
16. Tatak ng Tundo (1978)
In the heart of the Philippines, two childhood friends, Alex and Miguel, find themselves on opposite sides of the law. Alex believes in upholding justice and the rule of law, while Miguel is a ruthless enforcer who believes only the tough survive. As their diverging ideals threaten to tear them apart, they must navigate a world of crime, betrayal, and unyielding determination.
17. Isa para sa lahat, lahat para sa isa (1979)
Experience the pulse-pounding thrill of “Isa para sa lahat, lahat para sa isa, “ a 1979 action film helmed by Armando A. Herrera. With a star-studded cast, including Fernando Poe Jr. , Andy Poe, and Conrad Poe, this film delivers an adrenaline-fueled ride that will leave your heart pumping.
18. Aguila (1980)
Aguila, a 1980 Filipino film directed by Eddie Romero, is a captivating tale that weaves together a family history with the tumultuous history of the Philippines. The story centers around the elderly Daniel Aguila, who goes missing for a decade. His family, led by one of his sons in a quest to find him, embarks on a journey to Mindanao that unravels a tapestry of incest, betrayal, and family secrets.
19. Ang agila at ang falcon (1980)
Experience the pulse-pounding action of “Ang agila at ang falcon, “ a gripping 1980 film that brings together the country’s top action icons in an exhilarating showdown against a ruthless crime syndicate. As two unstoppable forces join forces, the stakes have never been higher in this heart-stopping adventure.
20. Ang maestro (1981)
“The Master” is a 1981 Filipino action-drama film penned by Fred Navarro and Carlo J. Caparas and helmed by Fernando Poe Jr. The movie, set in the Philippines, unfolds an enthralling narrative of an orphaned child named Hernan, who finds solace under the tutelage of a proficient fencing instructor. Through rigorous training and unwavering resolve, Hernan transforms into a formidable swordsman, eventually squaring off against the ruthless Ignacio de la Vega. Driven by ambition and unrelenting determination, Ignacio will go to any lengths to claim the title of “The Master.”
21. Pepeng Kaliwete (1982)
Experience the pulse-pounding adventure of Pepeng Kaliwete (1982), an action-packed thriller starring the legendary Filipino actor, Fernando Poe Jr. As a former boxer with a deadly, adroit left hand, Pepeng Kaliwete finds himself in the crosshairs of danger when he gets entangled in the web of deceit surrounding a powerful hacienda.
22. Kapag buhay ang inutang (1983)
“Kapag buhay ang inutang” is a 1983 action-packed thriller that follows the life of Antonio, a brave and skilled fisherman. Living in a peaceful village, he faces a new threat when a band of ruthless pirates wreak havoc on their community, leaving them no choice but to evacuate.
23. Umpisahan mo… Tatapusin ko! (1983)
In the bustling world of crime-fighting, one man stands tall — Fernando Poe Jr. , a dedicated and fearless policeman. As his reputation grows stronger, even the most notorious criminals learn to fear his name. But when a dangerous gang leader threatens Poe’s upcoming wedding to his beloved Janice Jurado, the stakes are raised higher than ever before.
24. Isang bala ka lang! (1983)
Experience the raw action and gritty drama of “Isang bala ka lang! “ Directed by Fernando Poe Jr. and starring the iconic actor himself, this 1983 Philippine film will have you on the edge of your seat. Determined to uphold his duty as a cop, Berting (played by Poe Jr. ) finds himself in the midst of a web of crime and corruption after being falsely convicted and imprisoned for twelve years. Upon his release, he strives to maintain a peaceful life with his daughter Angela (Julie Vega) but finds it increasingly difficult as criminals continue to prey on the innocent.
25. Ang padrino (1984)
“Ang Padrino” is a thrilling 1984 action-drama film, featuring Fernando Poe Jr. in the role of a cunning hired assassin who tries to eliminate the lead character, played by a popular action star.
26. The Lethal Hunt (1985)
“The Lethal Hunt, “ also known as “Partida, “ is a high-octane action film that takes you on a thrilling journey through the streets of a small town ruled by a powerful matriarch. With political and economic power at her fingertips, she manipulates the entire community into doing her bidding. It’s up to the film’s hero to confront her tyranny and seek justice.
27. Iyo ang Tondo kanya ang Cavite (1986)
“Iyo ang Tondo kanya ang Cavite” is a high-octane 1986 Filipino action drama film. This captivating movie, also known as “Fortress of the Bully, “ follows the exhilarating team-up of two popular local action stars. Set in the bustling slum area of Tondo, the film explores the complex power dynamics among local kingpins with an emphasis on territorial imperatives.
28. Batang Quiapo (1986)
Prepare for a wild and wacky adventure with “Batang Quiapo” (1986), an action-comedy film that brings together two of the industry’s biggest names, Fernando Poe Jr. and Maricel Soriano, for a rollicking good time!
29. No Retreat… No Surrender… Si Kumander (1987)
“No Retreat. . No Surrender. . Si Kumander” is a hilarious 1987 comedy film directed by Pablo Santiago.
30. She-Man, Mistress of the Universe (1988)
“She-Man, Mistress of the Universe” takes you on a wild, irreverent journey through the fantastical world of Filipino superheroics. A spoof of the beloved He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, this 90s cult classic delves into the world of child kidnapping with a twist.
31. Ako … ang huhusga (1989)
“Ako. . ang huhusga” (1989) is an intense action drama that once again pits a relentless lawman against a devious judge hell-bent on retribution. Despite successfully incarcerating Judge Valderama, the crafty judge manages to use a technical loophole to regain his freedom and vow revenge against the swift Lieutenant Guerrero. As Guerrero continues to thwart Valderama’s criminal endeavors, the duo is drawn into a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
32. Elvis & James (1989)
Get ready for a groovy, laugh-filled ride with Elvis & James, a hilarious 1989 Filipino comedy-musical film that perfectly captures the essence of two iconic idols, Elvis Presley and James Dean. Join our two unlikely, yet unbreakable friends, Elvis Presto and James Dacuycoy (or James D. for short), as they navigate the trials and tribulations of growing up, while channelling the legendary personalities that inspire them.
33. Kahit konting pagtingin (1990)
“Kahit Konting Pagtingin” is a heartwarming action drama and romantic film released in 1990, directed by Pablo Santiago. Starring the iconic pair of Fernando Poe Jr. and Sharon Cuneta, the film tells the story of a mature and stoic bodyguard who is assigned to protect a young and headstrong heiress.
34. Mabuting kaibigan masamang kaaway (1991)
Mabuting kaibigan masamang kaaway, released in 1991, follows the story of two friends who are brought closer together through their shared ideals. But their bond is shattered when a betrayal disrupts their friendship. Set against the backdrop of a tumultuous political campaign, the film explores the complexities of loyalty, trust, and the consequences of deception within a close-knit circle. Directed by Augusto Salvador and starring Fernando Poe Jr. , Vic Vargas, and Marianne de la Riva, this action-packed thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat as you navigate the treacherous world of politics. Experience a tale of friendship gone wrong in Mabuting kaibigan masamang kaaway.
35. Batas ng .45 (1991)
“Batas ng. 45, “ a gripping 1991 Filipino action-drama film, follows the story of an honorable policeman (played by Fernando Poe Jr. ) who is unjustly dismissed from his service. With his integrity and honor serving as his driving force, he embarks on a quest for vindication, armed with a. 45 calibre pistol. As tensions rise and the stakes become higher, the policeman must rely on his instincts and determination to protect the truth.
36. Alyas Lakay (1992)
“Alyas Lakay” is an exciting action film from 1992, starring Fernando Poe Jr. , Rudy Fernandez, and Ernie David. Although the film’s full plot remains undisclosed, we know that it was directed by Nilo Saez and written by Jose N. Carreon.
37. Pandoy: Alalay ng panday (1993)
In the 1993 Filipino movie “Pandoy: Alalay ng Panday, “ a young man falls for a rich girl, but their love is tested by a misunderstanding and a magical transformation. Joey De Leon stars as Pandoy, an ordinary citizen who becomes the unexpected protector of a young lady from a powerful family. The movie is a blend of action, comedy, and fantasy, with an engaging plot and plenty of parody comedy elements.
38. Paranaque Bank Robbery: The Joselito Joseco Story (1993)
“Paranaque Bank Heist: The Joselito Joseco Chronicle” is an exhilarating 1993 action-drama movie directed by Argel Joseph that revolves around the tale of Joselito Joseco, a courageous bank worker concealing a hero inside. The narrative unfolds as a burglary transpires at the bank, and Joseco (portrayed by Gary Estrada) exhibits valor and employs his distinctive abilities in safeguarding the loot and bringing down the infamous robbers.
39. Makuha ka sa tingin (1993)
In 1993, the Filipino film “Makuha ka sa tingin,” better known as “Elcid and His Sidekick,” unfolds the story of Elcid, portrayed by Robin Padilla. This courageous character embarks on a journey to the bustling heart of the Philippines, Manila, in search of a brighter future. Alongside his faithful friend and sidekick, Tembong, played by Dennis Padilla, the pair ventures into an unfamiliar city, enduring a series of adventures and setbacks.
40. Hindi pa tapos ang laban (1994)
“Hindi pa tapos ang laban” (1994) is a thrilling action movie starring the legendary Fernando Poe Jr. in the lead role of Carding Villamar, a successful city professional who returns to his hometown, Evangelista, upon hearing the devastating news of his brother’s unexpected demise. What starts as a tale of a heartbreaking loss soon unfolds into a chilling mystery as Carding uncovers the shocking truth behind his brother’s death — he was brutally murdered for refusing to sell his land to a powerful and ruthless congressman.
41. Epimaco Velasco: NBI (1994)
“Epimaco Velasco: NBI, “ a 1994 film directed by Edgardo Vinarao, is a riveting action drama set against the backdrop of the National Bureau of Investigation. Starring Fernando Poe Jr. , this gripping tale follows the story of Epimaco Velasco, a virtuous man who rises through the ranks to become one of the most respected directors of the NBI.
42. Walang matigas na tinapay sa mainit na kape (1994)
In the 1994 Filipino comedy-romance film, “Walang matigas na tinapay sa mainit na kape, “ Fernando Poe Jr. plays Butchie, a hardened boy who is meticulously crafted by his teacher Tess, portrayed by Alice Dixson. Butchie lives with his abusive uncle, an avid gambler, and sells water for a living.
43. Ang pagbabalik ni Pedro Penduko (1994)
Experience the adrenaline-pumping adventure with “Pedro Penduko’s Return,” a thrilling film hailing from the Philippines. This action-packed masterpiece immerses viewers in a rollercoaster ride through time and space. Follow Pedro Penduko, a skilled treasure hunter, as his life takes an unexpected turn when he stumbles upon a mysterious amulet that bestows upon him extraordinary powers. With these newfound abilities, Pedro finds himself hurled back in time to the past, where he must rely on his strength and wit to combat an ominous force of evil.
44. Batang-X (1995)
In the thrilling science-fiction adventure, Batang-X, a group of five remarkable children is discovered to possess superhuman abilities. When the world’s fate comes into play, these extraordinary young heroes become targets for an alien named Dr. Axis. As Dr. Axis, with her spaceship by her side, seeks to harness their powers for her own sinister plans, the children embark on a heroic journey to protect their home and the future of the planet.
45. Minsan pa: Kahit konting pagtingin Part 2 (1995)
A passionate love story unfolds in “Minsan pa: Kahit konting pagtingin Part 2” (1995), where the spoiled heiress of a powerful family, played by the charming actress Sharon Cuneta, returns to the home of her long-lost bodyguard, played by the charismatic actor Fernando Poe Jr. Little does she know that her trusted protector is now wrongfully imprisoned, leading her on a heart-wrenching journey to clear his name and rekindle the love that was suppressed for far too long.
46. Ang syota kong balikbayan (1995)
“Ang syota kong balikbayan, “ a thrilling, action-packed comedy-romance film from the Philippines, starring legendary actor Fernando Poe Jr. and Miss Universe 1992 Anjanette Abayari.
47. Ang probinsyano (1996)
In the thrilling 1996 Philippine film “Ang Probinsyano, “ Fernando Poe Jr. plays Ador, a cop betrayed during a drug bust operation. After his death, his superior hatches a plan to use Ador’s twin brother, Kardo, as a double to infiltrate a dangerous drug syndicate and expose the corrupt policemen responsible for his brother’s death.
48. Ikaw ang mahal ko (1996)
“Ikaw ang mahal ko” is a delightful romantic comedy that unites the King of Philippine Movies with the Star for All Seasons. Fernando Poe Jr. plays Pilo, a reserved bodyguard, while Vilma Santos stars as Miling, a traditional Filipina from the provinces.
49. Eseng ng Tondo (1997)
“Eseng ng Tondo, “ a powerful action drama set in the bustling streets of Tondo, follows the life of a dedicated policeman, who faces overwhelming challenges in his personal and professional life. As he tirelessly pursues justice, his unwavering dedication to his work creates a rift between him and his jealous wife, Digna.
50. Pagbabalik ng probinsyano (1998)
“Pagbabalik ng probinsyano” is an intense action-drama film released in 1998, directed by Fernando Poe Jr. starring Fernando Poe Jr. , Anjanette Abayari, and Paquito Diaz. The plot revolves around a bus passenger who witnesses a highway robbery and later faces challenges as he tries to return home, crossing a treacherous river along the way.
51. Ang erpat kong astig (1998)
Ang erpat kong astig, released in 1998, is a heartwarming comedy-action film that explores the depth of a father-daughter relationship. The film follows the life of Joe, a widower who has dedicated his life to raising his precocious and delightful daughter, Tweety. Filled with action-packed scenes, the movie delves into the trials and tribulations that Joe faces while trying to balance parenthood with chasing after the bad guys.
52. Isusumbong kita sa tatay ko (1999)
Meet Badong (Fernando Poe Jr. ), a dedicated auto-repair-shop owner and a fiercely protective father to his tomboyish daughter, Joey (Judy Ann Santos). Badong’s love life takes a turn when he crosses paths with a stunning doctor, leaving young Joey’s heart fluttering with worries about her father’s newfound romance. This heartwarming and unexpected journey takes audiences through a colorful blend of action, comedy, and drama, making “Isusumbong kita sa tatay ko” a must-watch film for fans of all genres.
53. Ang dalubhasa (2000)
“Ang Dalubhasa” is a gripping tale of revenge and redemption that follows the harrowing journey of a military neurosurgeon named Jaime de Guzman. Set in 1989, the film begins with an unspeakable tragedy: a massacre that claims the lives of Jaime’s wife and daughter, leaving him in a state of utter despair and a burning desire for justice.
54. Ayos na… ang kasunod (2000)
“Ayos na. . ang kasunod” (2000) is a Filipino action-comedy film that tells the story of two individuals with vastly different lifestyles.
55. Batas ng lansangan (2002)
Batas ng lansangan, directed by the legendary Fernando Poe Jr. , is an engrossing action-crime thriller that pushes the boundaries of family dynamics and societal norms. As the story unfolds, we see Army Major Ruben Medrano, portrayed by Fernando Poe Jr. , struggling with his past actions and attempting to reconnect with his neglected daughter, Marissa, played by Dina Bonnevie. When Marissa’s life is endangered by the dangerous world of gangsters and drug pushers, Ruben must step into the shoes of a guardian and protect her.
56. Ang alamat ng lawin (2002)
Experience the exhilarating adventure of “Ang Alamat ng Lawin, “ a thrilling family film set in the Philippines. This action-packed journey will take you to beautiful Manila, the mystical Chocolate Hills, and the magical world of our furry friends, lions.
57. Pakners (2003)
“Pakners” is a thrilling action-comedy-musical film set in the bustling streets of the Philippines. Following a fearless female police officer and a resourceful jeepney driver, this high-energy adventure intertwines drama, humor, and heartbeat-pumping music.
