I already made five films before I made this one, so may iba na 'kong hinahanap. "The way I shot it now, it would have been different if I shot it seven years ago. Nevertheless, Bautista believes that he had filmed "Palitan" better than he would have had in the past, "kasi mas na-explore ko 'yung pwedeng gawin d'un sa material." "Rumors, I cannot quote them, but rumors from inside and from a filmmaker who's very close to them and has made many films told me that they didn't get the rights that's why they didn't pursue 'Palitan' to be 'Scorpio Nights'," he explained. However, things did not pan out due to certain technicalities.
They liked it so much and they were planning to get the rights of the title, 'Scorpio Nights.' So it was supposed to be launched 'Scorpio Nights 3'," he said. "They liked the material, they liked the pitch, so they asked us to write the treatment and so on and so forth. The filmmaker then pitched the idea to a film studio soon after, in 2005, where he claimed that it had a shot at becoming the third in the acclaimed risqué series after Erik Matti's "Scorpio Nights 2." According to Bautista, "Palitan" was initially conceived as a follow-up to his first obra, "Sa Aking Pagkakagising Mula sa Kamulatan," and "was supposed to be the reunion of the cast in the first film.
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