Haha, newbie ka pa talaga-welcome to the chaotic world of Pinoy comedy, where slapstick meets existential dread! Your list is a solid starter: Kita Kita is romcom gold (family-friendly, cry-laugh combo), Here Comes the Groom nails queer vibes with heart, and Leonor Will Never Die is meta-satire genius for language learners (clear dialogue, plus it’s on Netflix with decent subs). Add Untrue (2019, female-led mind-bender with sharp wit) and The Ghost Bride (2020 Netflix series, but movie-like-Gen Z ghosts and satire). Classic pick: Ang Tanging Ina (2008, Eugene Domingo era)-still slays with relatable mom chaos, holds up like adobo.
Platforms: iWantTFC for legit subs (TFC app has English ones), Netflix for Kita and Leonor, Prime’s hit-or-miss. Avoid pirated stuff, uy.
Bonus: Pinoy humor’s “kakaiba” is puns like “balat sibuyas” (layers of sarcasm)-best in Beauty is a Beast (2018) shower scene, pure wordplay gold. Streaming era? More diverse/niche now (queer stories boom), less MMFF cheese, more bingeable edge. Warnings: Ten Little Mistresses has innuendo overload (skip for kids), Ang Pangarap mild violence but fun.
Start with those, then dive deeper-enjoy the laughs, pare!