With how irresistibly cute and incredibly bubbly and witty they all are, it’s definitely easy for the It’s Showtime kids to win the madlang people over. But they’ve gone on to further capture our hearts when they began to showcase their acting chops, which we didn’t know they also possessed in every episode of the “Showing Bulilit” segment.

Over the past months, we’ve already witnessed child wonders Kulot, Argus, Jaze, Imogen, Briseis, and Enicka exhibit their promising acting prowess and versatility as they recreate some of the most memorable scenes in the local and international films that we’ve seen through the years. And in this It’s Showtime Toplist, let’s look back on some of their best acting moments that absolutely made us wow.

Let’s begin with the cute reenactment of Kelsey and Argus of that kilig scene between the characters of former reel-and-real-life sweethearts Richard Gomez and Dawn Zulueta in the 1991 romantic drama film “Hihintayin Kita Sa Langit”. Seeing how thrilled Kelsey was while doing the scene, it could be assumed that the kilig was real on her part.

But prior to that, they already got us kilig when they recreated one of the iconic kilig scenes in the 2004 romantic drama flick “Milan,” which was top-billed by seasoned actors Claudine Barretto and Piolo Pascual. It was when we saw Kelsey get kilig for the first time that Vice Ganda teased her.

Kelsey and Argus also spread kilig when they reenacted the iconic “Pochero ‘to, Jed” scene from the 2006 romcom movie “Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo” as newlywed couple Angie (Judy Ann Santos) and Jed (Ryan Agoncillo). Ardent shippers of Claudine with the late actor Rico Yan surely got nostalgic when Argus and Imogen amazingly did one of the most memorable scenes of their characters Lorenz and Toni in the 2002 romantic comedy movie “Got 2 Believe.” Argus once again astonished us with his comedic facet alongside Jaze when they reenacted one of the all-time favorite Pinoy comedy films, “I Do? I Die! Diyos Ko ‘Day!” starring legendary comedians Babalu and Redford White.

Jaze, Argus, and Kulot had a hilarious shouting showdown as they did one of the scenes in the 2015 comedy flick “Beauty and the Bestie,” starring It’s Showtime host Vice and his real-life best friend Coco Martin.

Prior to that, they astonished us with their portrayal of three of the Bonifacio siblings portrayed by Cristine Reyes, Dingdong Dantes, and Enrique Gil in the family drama movie “Seven Sundays” in one of its pivotal scenes. Argus and Jaze astounded us as well with their dramatic chops when they played brothers Raffy (Aga Muhlach) and Andrew (John Lloyd Cruz) in the 2005 box-office hit film “Dubai.”

Jaze and Kulot, meanwhile, astounded the hosts and madlang people with their heartfelt performance of the confrontation scene between the characters of Zsa Zsa Padilla and Patrick Garcia in the 1997 drama film “Batang PX.” With how Kulot nailed the delivery of her long, powerful lines and with how tears instantly rolled down their eyes, the Unkabogable Star asked everyone to have a moment first to appreciate the two child stars before each pair of players hit the button to answer.

While we’ve already seen them do romance, drama, and comedy, the Showtime kids have also shown off their flair for horror. Just like when Kulot transformed into the iconic ghost Samara (a Western adaptation of the Japanese horror character Sadako) in the 2002 hit American supernatural flick “The Ring,” with Jaze being one of her “victims.” Showtime kids Kelsey, Argus, Jaze, and Imogen were probably the cutest zombies we’d seen as they recreated the highly popular 2016 Korean action-horror flick “Train To Busan.”

Which of these acting moments of the Showtime Kids in the “Showing Bulilit” segment do you find remarkable, Kapamilya?

Be ready to be impressed further by the acting prowess of the Showtime Kids in “Showing Bulilit” by not missing an episode of It’s Showtime, Mondays to Saturdays, on Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live, A2Z, GMA 7, and GTV.