Between Halloween thrills and the holiday rush, November is the perfect time to slow down, get cozy, and catch up on your Netflix Philippines watchlist!
From gripping mysteries and unconventional stories to heartwarming holiday romances, there’s something for every kind of streamer. Get ready for 13 exciting titles to add to your November watchlist, including Steps, a charmingly offbeat action comedy starring Ali Wong, Amanda Seyfried, and Stephanie Hsu. Whether you’re craving suspense, curious about something different, or already feeling th e Christmas spirit, your next favorite binge might just be a click away!
In this charmingly offbeat action comedy, Cinderella’s “evil” stepsister Lilith steals the Fairy Godmother’s wand, turning the classic fairy tale upside down.
On Halloween night, an all-girls dance squad faces Catholic guilt, forbidden desires, and ghostly visions after a disastrous initiation takes a sinister turn.
Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, four college football stars enlist in the US Marines, discovering the power of brotherhood and the devastating cost of war.
With Sophie and Margo at odds, old secrets and new enemies soon force them back together. As their dangerous games resume, one question remains: are they the hunters or the hunted?
In a steampunk Wild West filled with outlaws, machines, and supernatural forces, a father must become judge, jury, and executioner to protect his family.
From Burning director Lee Chang-dong, this drama follows a laid-off worker and his wife whose lives intersect with a documentary filmmaker and her spouse, forcing them to confront their hidden desires.
Young idealists suddenly find themselves worth billions, but their attempts to change the world unleash greed, betrayal, and a toxic romance inspired by a real-life fraud.
In a sunless future where humans transform into plants to produce oxygen, a desperate young man undergoes “Transfloration” only to discover he can hear the voices of those who have become plants.
After learning she has only a year to live, frugal 40-year-old Yui decides to enjoy life by “buying” nightclub host Sena. But their contractual arrangement takes an unexpected turn.
Twenty years after a childhood encounter with an alien, Petey is still haunted by the experience. When his old friend returns, their reunion reveals a secret that could spell the end of the world.
A no-nonsense bodyguard heads to a Montana ranch with the famous actor she’s assigned to protect. But when they pretend to be a couple for Christmas, their staged romance begins to feel real.
Whether you’re in the mood for edge-of-your-seat suspense, thought-provoking stories, or a little holiday romance, Netflix Philippines has plenty to keep you entertained this November. Make room on your watchlist, grab your favorite snacks, and settle in for a month of stories worth streaming. And with Christmas just around the corner, these titles might be the perfect excuse to start your holiday countdown early. Which November release will you be watching first?
November brings plenty of new things to watch on HBO Max, from returning favorites to new movies and series.
This month, catch the fourth season of the Emmy-nominated HBO Original The Gilded Age, starring Carrie Coon and Christine Baranski. There’s also The Magic Faraway Tree, featuring Andrew Garfield, Claire Foy, and Rebecca Ferguson, along with new Korean drama The Substitute.
K-pop fans also have something to look forward to as the 2026 MAMA AWARDS streams live on HBO Max in Southeast Asia, Taiwan, and Hong Kong on November 20 and 21.
Here’s a look at what’s coming to HBO Max this November.
FEATURED MOVIES ON HBO MAX
Protector – Premieres November 6
The Magic Faraway Tree – Premieres November 20
The Magic Faraway Tree
Also coming this month is the HBO Original documentary The Slightest Touch, featuring Emma Fogarty and Colin Farrell, which premieres on November 26.
FEATURED SERIES ON HBO MAX
There’s plenty to catch up on this month, including the return of The Gilded Age and several new shows.
Esme & Roy Season 2 – Premieres November 2
HBO Original The Gilded Age Season 4 – Premieres November 2, also airing on HBO at 10 AM
GIFT– Premieres November 14
Teen Titans Go! Season 9 – New episodes premiere November 16 and 28
DIG– Premieres November 23
The Substitute– Premieres November 23
New episodes of Line of Fire arrive every Tuesday, while Cupertino releases new episodes every Friday.
November also brings the finales of Youth on November 2, followed by Warand MobLand Season 2 on November 20.
FEATURED REALITY SERIES ON HBO MAX
If reality shows are more your thing, here are a few new titles to add to your watchlist:
Food Network’s Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking Season 3 – Premieres November 5
Discovery’s Inside Dogs – Premieres November 11
TLC’s One Day in My Body– Premieres November 16
HGTV’s Neighborhood Watch– Premieres November 25
How to Subscribe to HBO Max
Ready to start streaming? HBO Max subscriptions are available at www.hbomax.com, starting at ₱149 per month or ₱1,040 for 12 months. You can watch on your preferred device.
Filipinos love a good scare. Whether it’s an eerie aswang story told by our grandparents, a mysterious White Lady sighting, or a late-night conversation about the manananggal, there’s something about supernatural tales that keeps us both terrified and intrigued.
And with Halloween just around the corner, what better way to embrace the spooky season than with a horror marathon?
This Halloween, Prime Video brings together a frightening lineup of horror movies and series featuring everything from flesh-eating monsters to cursed families and sinister spirits.
Ready to find out which terrifying characters might haunt your dreams? Here are seven nightmare-worthy titles to add to your Halloween watchlist.
Think an aswang is terrifying? Imagine an entire world crawling with flesh-hungry creatures!
In Apocalypse Z: New World, the infected turn humanity’s worst nightmare into a terrifying reality. The second installment of the post-apocalyptic saga takes viewers to the Canary Islands, Europe’s last remaining refuge following the devastating TSJ virus outbreak.
Apocalypse Z: New World
When a special team heads to mainland Spain in search of essential supplies, their dangerous mission becomes even more complicated with the arrival of Roberto (Carlos Alcaide), whose intentions are anything but reassuring.
With ravenous infected lurking around every corner and trust becoming a luxury, survival is far from guaranteed.
The real nightmare: When the world is overrun by monsters, sometimes the humans beside you are just as frightening.
High school can be brutal. But when bullying meets supernatural powers, things can get deadly.
Based on Stephen King’s iconic novel, the new Carrie series introduces Carrie White (Summer H. Howell), a teenager struggling with her father’s sudden death, merciless bullying, and the harsh realities of social media.
Carrie
As a humiliating incident spreads online, Carrie discovers that she possesses extraordinary telekinetic abilities. Unfortunately, keeping those powers under control becomes increasingly difficult as her emotional turmoil intensifies.
And when someone who’s been pushed too far finally fights back, everyone may have reason to be afraid.
The real nightmare: The scariest person in the room might be the one everyone thought was powerless.
Remember staying up late watching Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho’s Gabi ng Lagim, only to regret it when it was time to turn off the lights?
Now, those familiar childhood chills come to the big screen with KMJS’ Gabi ng Lagim The Movie, an anthology featuring three frightening stories inspired by real events.
KMJS’ Gabi ng Lagim The Movie
In Pocong, a cadet seafarer experiences terrifying encounters with a mysterious presence aboard his ship. Meanwhile, Berbalang follows disturbing rumors of a flesh-eating creature linked to a missing body.
And if demonic possession is your biggest fear, Sanib delivers the unsettling story of a young girl taken over by an evil spirit.
The real nightmare: These stories hit differently when the monsters come from folklore and supernatural beliefs familiar to Filipino audiences.
Creepy hallways, suspicious noises, and unsettling neighbors? Sounds like the beginning of another Filipino ghost story.
In P77, Luna (Barbie Forteza) takes a housesitting job in a high-rise building while looking after her sick younger brother, Jonas (Euwenn Mikaell).
P77
What initially seems like a simple way to earn money soon spirals into a terrifying ordeal when strange occurrences begin revealing the building’s dark secrets.
With supernatural danger creeping closer, Luna must find a way to protect herself and her brother before it’s too late.
The real nightmare: Imagine realizing that the place you’re staying in might never let you leave.
Think your office job is stressful? Imagine encountering something sinister every time you sit in front of a computer.
In Deleter, Nadine Lustre plays Lyra, an online content moderator whose work involves reviewing and removing disturbing videos from the internet.
But after she deletes a graphic video created by a colleague who later dies, her already unsettling job takes a horrifying turn.
Deleter
Strange encounters begin haunting Lyra, blurring the lines between psychological trauma and something far more supernatural.
As the terror escalates, one question remains: Is the nightmare happening inside her mind, or is something truly following her?
The real nightmare: You can delete a video, but what happens when the horror refuses to disappear?
Ready for a Fright Night? Prime Video Has You Covered!
From the terrifying Kumakatok and sinister fairies to relentless infected and vengeful supernatural forces, these Prime Video horror titles prove that fear comes in many forms.
Whether you’re planning a barkada movie marathon, a cozy Halloween night at home, or a solo scare session for the brave, there’s a nightmare waiting on your watchlist.
So grab your favorite snacks, turn down the lights, and prepare for a thrilling Halloween experience.
Just remember: When the movie ends and you hear a strange noise outside your room, don’t be too quick to investigate.
Catch these horror movies and series on Prime Video, available to stream on compatible devices at home or on the go. Check the platform for individual title availability and release schedules.
The tables have turned, and this time, the game is coming for us.
After years of sending unsuspecting players into dangerous jungles filled with deadly creatures, outrageous challenges, and unpredictable surprises, Jumanji is flipping the script. In the newly released trailer for Jumanji: Open World, the beloved adventure game breaks free from its console, bringing its signature brand of chaos straight into reality.
And who better to save the day than the familiar faces who have already survived Jumanji’s wildest challenges?
Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan reunite for one last adventure in Jumanji: Open World, the final chapter of the blockbuster action-adventure trilogy, arriving in Philippine cinemas on January 13.
This Time, Jumanji Is Playing by Its Own Rules
Our world. New rules. One final game.
The heroes have beaten Jumanji before, escaping its treacherous landscapes and overcoming seemingly impossible odds. But just when they thought they understood how the game worked, Jumanji has one more trick up its sleeve.
Instead of pulling players into its digital universe, the game itself has found a way out.
The result? A world where the line between fantasy and reality has vanished, and the dangers once confined to a video game are suddenly everyone’s problem.
The new trailer introduces this game-changing premise, setting the stage for an adventure that takes the franchise beyond its familiar jungle setting.
With Jumanji’s unpredictable rules now threatening the real world, the heroes face a different kind of challenge: containing a game that no longer wants to stay in its place.
And if their previous adventures have taught us anything, it’s that surviving Jumanji is never as simple as following the rules.
Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan Are Back
Of course, a Jumanji adventure wouldn’t be complete without the hilarious chemistry and larger-than-life personalities of its central cast.
Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan return to headline the film, bringing back the dynamic that helped make the modern Jumanji movies such crowd-pleasers.
Whether it’s their comedic timing, unexpected teamwork, or knack for finding themselves in ridiculous situations, the four stars have become an essential part of the franchise’s appeal.
Also returning are Alex Wolff, Madison Iseman, Morgan Turner, Ser’Darius Blain, and Rhys Darby, alongside Nick Jonas and Danny DeVito.
With the ensemble back together, Jumanji: Open World promises another entertaining mix of action, humor, and high-stakes adventure, this time with the entire real world caught in the middle.
A Bigger Playing Field for Jumanji’s Final Adventure
What makes Jumanji: Open World particularly intriguing is how it turns the franchise’s central idea on its head.
In the previous films, entering Jumanji meant leaving the ordinary world behind. Players had to navigate unfamiliar environments, understand their new abilities, and work together to survive long enough to finish the game.
Now, there’s no need to enter Jumanji to experience its dangers.
By bringing the game into reality, the final installment opens the door to a completely different kind of adventure. Familiar places are no longer necessarily safe, and the heroes must confront a threat that could affect far more than just the players.
It’s a clever reversal of the formula audiences have come to know, giving the franchise an opportunity to raise the stakes for its final chapter.
After all, how do you beat a game when the whole world has become its playground?
Watch the New ‘Jumanji: Open World’ Trailer
The adventure is far from over, and the latest trailer offers a first look at Jumanji’s bold new direction.
Watch the Jumanji: Open World trailer
Jake Kasdan returns to direct the final installment, working from a screenplay written with Jeff Pinkner and Scott Rosenberg. The film is based on the beloved children’s book Jumanji by Chris Van Allsburg.
Producers include Matt Tolmach, Jake Kasdan, Dwayne Johnson, Dany Garcia, and Hiram Garcia.
One Last Roll of the Dice
From its dangerous jungles to its unpredictable challenges, Jumanji has always been a world where anything can happen. But for its final adventure, the franchise is taking its biggest gamble yet by bringing the game into our own backyard.
With its returning all-star cast, a fresh twist on the familiar premise, and one last opportunity for the heroes to outsmart the game, Jumanji: Open World is setting the stage for a fittingly chaotic farewell.
The question is no longer whether our heroes can escape Jumanji.
It’s whether they can stop Jumanji from taking over our world.
Jumanji: Open World opens in Philippine cinemas on January 13. Distributed locally by Columbia Picures PH.
Some stories never get old, especially when they involve complicated romances, broken hearts, and the eternal struggle between following your feelings and doing what’s expected of you.
More than 200 years after Jane Austen first introduced readers to the Dashwood sisters, Sense and Sensibility continues to capture the messy, funny, and often frustrating realities of love. Now, the beloved literary classic gets a fresh cinematic interpretation, bringing Austen’s signature wit, emotional depth, and unforgettable characters to a new generation.
Now showing exclusively at Ayala Malls Cinemas, the film offers more than a traditional period romance. At its heart is a story about two sisters discovering who they are, what they want, and how to hold on to each other when life takes an unexpected turn.
And as it turns out, Austen understood the complications of modern relationships long before dating apps and TikTok existed.
A 200-Year-Old Story That Still Feels Surprisingly Modern
When Jane Austen published Sense and Sensibility in 1811, she chose to remain anonymous, identifying herself on the novel’s title page simply as “By a Lady.”
It was a modest introduction for a writer whose sharp observations about love, social expectations, and human behavior would eventually make her one of literature’s most celebrated voices.
But beyond the elegant prose and romantic entanglements, Austen had another remarkable gift: she knew how to make people laugh at themselves.
That blend of intelligence, humor, and emotional honesty is precisely what inspired producer India Flint to revisit the classic.
Interestingly, the idea began while Flint was reading Love & Virtue, the acclaimed 2021 debut novel by Australian author Diana Reid.
What struck me with Diana’s writing was her ability to capture a very specific kind of cultural moment, and her ability to capture the voice of her generation, Flint says
She immediately recognized a connection between Reid’s contemporary storytelling and Austen’s ability to capture the attitudes and contradictions of her own time.
Of course, this is also true for what we love about Austen. Diana’s about the same age as Austen was when she wrote the novel, and she’s not that different in age to the hero characters. I also knew that she was going to inject such a witty sense of humor.
The discovery eventually led to Reid taking on the screenplay, bringing a younger perspective to a story that has already captivated generations.
What Would Jane Austen Think of Modern Dating?
If there’s one thing Austen understood exceptionally well, it’s that matters of the heart rarely go according to plan.
Unspoken feelings, questionable romantic choices, mixed signals, and the occasional frustrating admirer are all familiar territory in Sense and Sensibility.
Sound like something straight out of your social media feed?
For screenwriter Diana Reid, that’s exactly the point.
Just because the labels have changed, doesn’t mean that people have,” Reid says. “Some of the heartbreak in the novel felt like the kind of thing that you would see someone complain about on TikTok.
It’s an amusing observation, but one that reveals why Austen remains so relevant. Centuries may separate her characters from today’s audiences, yet the emotions behind their decisions remain remarkably familiar.
And beneath all the social comedy is something surprisingly tender: the desire to find someone who truly understands you.
As Reid observes, much of Austen’s humor comes from the realization that people can be incredibly annoying. That only makes finding someone who shares your outlook on life feel even more extraordinary.
In other words, the real romance isn’t simply about falling in love. It’s about finding a person whose company makes the world feel a little less complicated.
Watch the official trailer:
Meet the Dashwood Sisters: Two Hearts, Two Ways of Loving
Of course, no discussion of Sense and Sensibility would be complete without its two unforgettable heroines.
Following the death of their father, sisters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood find their lives upended by circumstances beyond their control. As they navigate an uncertain future, both encounter the joys, disappointments, and painful lessons that come with falling in love.
Yet despite sharing a home, a family, and a deep affection for each other, the sisters couldn’t be more different in how they approach matters of the heart.
Elinor is thoughtful, composed, and constantly aware of her responsibilities. She carefully considers the feelings of others, even when doing so means keeping her own desires hidden.
Marianne, meanwhile, is passionate, outspoken, and unapologetically romantic. She believes in expressing her feelings freely and pursuing love with everything she has.
For Reid, their differences are not about one sister being more emotional than the other.
They both are very intelligent and they’re both deeply empathetic, but it’s just a question of what they do with those emotions, Reid explains.
For Elinor, I always thought about it as a conflict between duty and desire—she’s always thinking about what other people want. Marianne is very sure of what she wants, and she pursues her desire ardently and without inhibition.
It’s a fascinating contrast because both approaches feel so human.
Who hasn’t struggled between saying what they truly feel and choosing what seems sensible? Or wondered whether protecting their heart might mean missing out on something wonderful?
Through Elinor and Marianne, Austen reminds us that neither reason nor passion holds all the answers.
The Film’s Greatest Love Story Might Not Be the Romance
While the Dashwood sisters experience their share of romantic excitement and heartbreak, director Georgia Oakley believes the most compelling relationship in Sense and Sensibility is the one they share with each other.
I was drawn to the relationship between the sisters, Oakley reveals.
For the director, Elinor and Marianne are more than contrasting personalities. They represent two opposing impulses that can exist within the same person: the desire to remain in control and the longing to surrender to one’s emotions.
They represent these two opposing forces that a lot of women have within themselves that are always at war, Oakley explains.
She also credits Austen’s understanding of gender and power dynamics, qualities that remain central to Reid’s adaptation.
What particularly fascinated Oakley was the idea that the story’s emotional center isn’t necessarily a conventional romantic relationship.
The fact that the central love story was between the two sisters—I think Austen was really writing about the two sides of herself that were often in disagreement with each other, and she splintered them out into these characters.
It’s a perspective that gives the familiar story added meaning.
After all, romantic relationships may come and go, but the bond between the Dashwood sisters survives disappointment, uncertainty, and the difficult process of growing up.
They disagree, make mistakes, and see the world differently. Yet when everything around them changes, they continue to find strength in each other.
And perhaps that’s the most beautiful kind of love story of all.
Rediscover the Wit, Romance, and Heart of ‘Sense and Sensibility’ at Ayala Malls Cinemas
With Diana Reid’s witty screenplay and Georgia Oakley’s character-driven vision, this adaptation of Sense and Sensibility invites audiences to see Jane Austen’s enduring classic from a fresh perspective.
It’s a story for anyone who has ever loved too deeply, kept their feelings to themselves, made a questionable romantic decision, or found comfort in someone who knows them better than anyone else.
For longtime Austen admirers, the film offers another opportunity to reconnect with beloved characters and familiar themes. For first-time viewers, it’s an introduction to a world where romance is wonderfully complicated, humor is delightfully sharp, and family remains a source of strength.
Because while the rules of courtship have certainly changed since Austen’s time, the search for love, belonging, and understanding remains as relatable as ever.
Experience Sense and Sensibility, now showing exclusively at Ayala Malls Cinemas, home to timeless classics, internationally acclaimed films, and exciting local and global releases.
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Some stories are worth telling again. And when it comes to love, heartbreak, and the people who stand by us through it all, Sense and Sensibility proves that Jane Austen still knows exactly how to speak to our hearts.
Forget everything you know about bank robberies. In a world where going viral can be just as valuable as getting rich, pulling off the perfect heist might be easier than you think. But getting away with it? That’s another story.
From David Leitch, the acclaimed director behind Bullet Train and The Fall Guy, comes How to Rob a Bank, an explosive action-comedy that gives the classic heist genre a thrilling, social media-savvy makeover.
Starring Nicholas Hoult, Zoë Kravitz, and John C. Reilly, the film brings high-stakes robberies, outrageous action, and a fresh perspective on crime in the digital age to Philippine cinemas on November 11.
A Bank Heist With a Surprisingly Dangerous Twist
What if robbing a bank wasn’t as difficult as everyone imagined?
That’s the unexpected question that inspired screenwriter Mark Bianculli to rethink the traditional heist movie.
Rather than focusing solely on how criminals pull off a robbery, Bianculli became fascinated by something more intriguing: what motivates an ordinary person to become a bank robber in the first place?
Suddenly the question for me wasn’t just how someone robs a bank, it was why,” screenwriter Mark Bianculli says. “If the barrier to entry is so much lower than most people imagine, what would it take to convince you to cross that line? From there, everything else was born.
That unconventional idea became the foundation for How to Rob a Bank, a film that combines adrenaline-fueled action with sharp observations about modern society.
Meet the Bank Robbers Who Livestream Their Crimes
In How to Rob a Bank, crime isn’t just about making money. It’s also about building an audience.
Leading the chaos is The Wolf, played by Nicholas Hoult, the mastermind behind a crew of bank robbers who livestream their daring heists to an ever-growing online following.
With every robbery, their popularity skyrockets. But the bigger their audience becomes, the more attention they attract from law enforcement.
Enter a seasoned FBI agent, played by John C. Reilly, who enlists the help of a software engineer under house arrest, portrayed by Zoë Kravitz.
Together, the unlikely pair attempts to outsmart the increasingly notorious criminals before they execute their boldest robbery yet.
As the stakes rise, the line between online spectacle and real-world danger becomes increasingly blurred.
Watch the official How to Rob a Bank trailer
David Leitch Brings His Signature Action Style to the Heist Genre
If there’s one thing audiences can expect from a David Leitch film, it’s spectacular action with plenty of personality.
Known for delivering inventive fight choreography and exhilarating set pieces, Leitch brings his extensive stunt background to films like Bullet Train and The Fall Guy.
Now, he takes that same creative energy into the world of high-tech bank robberies.
David is the right guy because this movie needed style, and David obviously oozes style, Bianculli says.
According to the screenwriter, Leitch wanted more than impressive physical confrontations. He envisioned a story where every character clashes with someone else, every scene carries tension, and every action sequence serves a purpose.
But he also stressed the idea of collision, and not just physical collision. He wanted every character pushing against someone else, every scene to have tension, every set piece to be earned. I always joke that he took my script, plugged it into an amplifier and played the electric version, Bianculli adds.
And with Leitch behind the camera, audiences can look forward to a heist movie packed with thrilling encounters, unexpected twists, and larger-than-life personalities.
A Modern Heist Film That Reflects Our Social Media Obsession
Beyond the explosive action, How to Rob a Bank explores something surprisingly familiar: the power of online attention.
For longtime Leitch collaborator and producer Kelly McCormick, the story stood out because of its connection to the frustrations and conversations shaping today’s society.
McCormick saw an opportunity to create something that felt unmistakably 87North: wildly entertaining, visually exciting, and rooted in timely ideas.
The challenge was bringing those themes to life without sacrificing the fun that audiences expect from a big-screen action comedy.
For Leitch, achieving that balance meant combining two distinct visual worlds: the cinematic spectacle of a Hollywood heist film and the spontaneous, immersive energy of digital content.
Our job was to build one cohesive world out of two very different visual languages, Leitch says. The movie had to feel cinematic, but it also had to feel immediate and authentic to the way this generation creates and consumes media. Every choice we made came back to serving the characters and making those two worlds feel like they belonged together.
The result promises a bank robbery experience where every livestream, every confrontation, and every unexpected move contributes to the excitement.
Catch How to Rob a Bank in Philippine Cinemas This November 11
With Nicholas Hoult leading a crew of internet-famous criminals, Zoë Kravitz and John C. Reilly racing to stop them, and David Leitch orchestrating the action, How to Rob a Bank is gearing up to deliver a wild cinematic ride.
After all, when the entire internet is watching, pulling off the perfect crime becomes a whole different challenge.
Will The Wolf and his crew pull off their biggest heist, or will their thirst for online fame become their ultimate downfall?
The sands of Arrakis are shifting one last time, and the fate of an empire hangs in the balance.
The epic journey that captivated audiences around the world is heading toward its breathtaking conclusion. Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures have unveiled the final trailer for “Dune: Part Three,” offering an electrifying glimpse into the final chapter of filmmaker Denis Villeneuve’s acclaimed sci-fi trilogy.
Starring Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Florence Pugh, Jason Momoa, and Javier Bardem, the highly anticipated film promises a thrilling showdown where power, betrayal, and destiny collide.
And here’s even better news for Filipino moviegoers! Tickets are now on sale, with sneak previews happening on December 15, ahead of the film’s December 16, 2026, theatrical release in the Philippines.
Watch the Final ‘Dune: Part Three’ Trailer
The end is coming, but the fight for Arrakis is far from over.
With an empire at stake and powerful enemies closing in, the final installment takes Paul Atreides into darker, more dangerous territory. The newly released trailer teases the devastating consequences of his rule and the extraordinary battles that await.
Watch the final trailer here:
Whether you’ve followed Paul’s journey since the beginning or simply can’t resist a spectacular cinematic experience, this is one epic finale worth catching on the biggest screen possible.
A New Era of Power, Betrayal, and Rebellion
Nearly two decades have passed since Paul Atreides seized control of the Imperium. Once hailed as a prophetic leader, Paul, played by Timothée Chalamet, now rules as a ruthless Emperor, facing the painful consequences of the empire he built.
But holding on to power comes at a terrifying price.
As familiar allies return and dangerous new enemies emerge, Paul finds himself entangled in a far-reaching conspiracy that threatens to tear his reign apart. Haunted by visions of Imperial collapse and the unexpected reappearance of his long-lost love, he must navigate a treacherous world where loyalty is fragile and betrayal waits around every corner.
At the center of the unfolding mystery is Chani, portrayed by Zendaya, whose role becomes increasingly crucial as rebellion spreads across the Imperium.
With everything he loves at risk, Paul faces an impossible question: How much is he willing to sacrifice to protect his empire, his future, and the people closest to his heart?
A Star-Studded Cast Returns for the Epic Finale
The final chapter brings together a powerhouse ensemble of familiar faces and exciting additions.
Leading the cast are Academy Award nominee Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya, joined by Jason Momoa, Academy Award nominee Florence Pugh, Rebecca Ferguson, Isaach de Bankolé, Academy Award nominee Charlotte Rampling, Anya Taylor-Joy, Robert Pattinson, and Academy Award winner Javier Bardem.
Behind the camera, Villeneuve once again leads the production, co-writing the screenplay with Brian K. Vaughan, based on Frank Herbert’s celebrated novels.
The film also reunites an impressive creative team, including Academy Award-winning cinematographer Linus Sandgren, production designer Patrice Vermette, editor Joe Walker, and composer Hans Zimmer, alongside Oscar-nominated costume designer Jacqueline West and casting director Francine Maisler.
Together, they bring the sweeping world of Arrakis to life for one unforgettable conclusion.
Experience ‘Dune: Part Three’ in Cinemas and IMAX This December
Some stories deserve to be experienced on the biggest screen possible, and the final chapter of “Dune” is one of them.
From the vast deserts of Arrakis to the political intrigue that threatens the Imperium, “Dune: Part Three” is set to deliver the kind of immersive cinematic spectacle that makes a trip to the movies an event in itself.
Filipino fans can be among the first to witness the epic conclusion during sneak previews on December 15, before the film officially opens in Philippine cinemas and IMAX on December 16, 2026.
Tickets are now on sale! Visit www.dunepart3.com.ph to check screening schedules and book your seats.
The final chapter is almost here. The battle for Arrakis awaits.
Centered on controversial Silicon Valley founder Elizabeth Holmes, the documentary follows her during the final weeks before she is scheduled to begin her prison sentence. What starts as a seemingly intimate portrait soon evolves into something far stranger, more layered, and increasingly difficult to define.
Watch the trailer:
A documentary that refuses to play it safe
Thirty-four days before entering prison, Holmes invites a skeptical film crew to document her life and every move.
That setup alone promises an unusually close look at one of the most infamous figures in recent Silicon Valley history. But under the direction of Fielder and Oppenheim, the film pushes beyond a conventional profile.
Instead, You Can See Everything becomes an ambitious examination of perception, control, performance, and the unstable line between truth and manipulation.
The result has already generated major critical attention in the United States.
The film currently holds a 98% score on Rotten Tomatoes, alongside a 96% Popcornmeter audience rating, signaling strong reception from both critics and moviegoers.
Critics are calling it one of the year’s best films
Among the film’s most enthusiastic reviews is one from Cultured Pop, which praises its immersive and unconventional approach.
You Can See Everything offers such a uniquely involving experience and is easily one of the best movies of the year.
A startling, radical, evolutionary work of documentary cinema built on a triangulation of characters who are the evil geniuses of our era – not only the greatest movie of the year, but also the most essential. It will destroy you, for the better. – The Globe and Mail
The publication adds, “It will destroy you, for the better.”
Meanwhile, The Guardian awarded the documentary five stars, highlighting the film’s slippery exploration of trust and intent.
What I can tell you is that You Can See Everything is a masterpiece of who’s playing who, the fragility and absurdities of trust, seemingly begotten by chance.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim turn the camera into part of the story
Much of the early praise has focused not only on Holmes, but also on how Fielder and Oppenheim challenge the usual boundaries of documentary filmmaking.
The Hollywood Reporter commends the boldness of the concept, writing:
What begins as a fascinatingly intimate portrait of a deluded or disingenuous scammer reveals as something even wilder, more ambitious and less predictable, until we’re left to ponder what value a personal truth has at all.
IndieWire, which gave the film a Grade A, also praised the filmmakers’ contrasting strengths and the tension created by their approach.
Fielder’s side-eye, always directed at Evans, gives viewers insight into his position, while Oppenheim’s expertise in feature narrative and documentary filmmaking elevates the film’s craft. Together, the duo keeps us on the edge of our seats, glued to the screen.
That tension appears to be central to the film’s appeal. Rather than simply presenting Holmes as a subject to be observed, You Can See Everything repeatedly questions who is controlling the narrative, who is performing for whom, and how much viewers can truly trust what is happening in front of the camera.
A closer look at Elizabeth Holmes before prison
Holmes became one of Silicon Valley’s most notorious figures following the collapse of Theranos, the health technology company she founded and once led.
In You Can See Everything, however, the focus is narrowed to an especially charged period in her life.
With only 34 days remaining before her imprisonment, Holmes allows cameras unusually close access, creating the foundation for a film that gradually expands into a three-year journey.
According to the film’s official synopsis:
Thirty-four days before she’s sent to prison, notorious Silicon Valley founder Elizabeth Holmes invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move. What begins as an intimate portrait of an enigmatic felon becomes a mind-bending three-year journey into the abyss.
For viewers expecting a straightforward true-crime documentary, the early reviews suggest something much more unpredictable awaits.
‘You Can See Everything’ arrives this November
With near-unanimous critical praise, a provocative subject, and two filmmakers known for unconventional storytelling, You Can See Everything is shaping up to be one of the most intriguing documentary releases of the year.
Philippine audiences will get to experience the acclaimed film when it opens in cinemas on November 18.
Malupiton is trading viral videos for the big screen.
Joel Ravanera, better known to millions online as Malupiton, steps into a new chapter of his career with He’s Dating a Boldstar, his first feature film as a leading man. The romantic comedy opens in cinemas nationwide on October 28.
Known for turning everyday situations into wildly relatable comedy, Malupiton now brings his familiar humor and easygoing charm to a love story that places an ordinary man in a very unexpected situation.
This time, the laughs come with romance, awkward discoveries, and a relationship that forces his character to look beyond first impressions.
Watch the official trailer here.
An Ordinary Guy Meets Someone Completely Unexpected
In He’s Dating a Boldstar, Malupiton plays Jeboy, a cheerful and uncomplicated man who is perfectly comfortable with his ordinary routine.
Then Kit enters his life.
Played by Analyn Barro, Kit is warm, beautiful, and easy to be around. Her arrival adds excitement to Jeboy’s predictable days, and what begins as a casual friendship soon develops into a connection he cannot ignore.
For Jeboy, Kit seems to bring everything his life has been missing. She makes things brighter, more exciting, and perhaps even more meaningful.
There is just one part of her life he does not fully understand yet.
Love Gets Complicated
Kit works as a performer in adult-content films, something Jeboy initially knows very little about.
As he gets closer to her, Jeboy begins to see that their growing relationship comes with questions he never expected to face. Suddenly, he must deal with other people’s assumptions, his own insecurities, and the challenges of falling for someone whose work attracts attention and judgment.
It is a situation far removed from the simple world he knows.
Still, beneath the comedy and uncomfortable moments is a familiar question: how much should someone’s past, profession, or public image matter when genuine feelings are involved?
That question gives He’s Dating a Boldstar more to work with than a typical opposites-attract romance.
Malupiton Brings His Everyman Charm to the Movies
Malupiton’s casting as Jeboy feels closely connected to the personality that made him popular online.
His comedy has long been built around characters and situations that feel familiar to Filipino audiences. Whether he is playing someone confused, frustrated, confident, or completely caught off guard, much of his appeal comes from making ordinary experiences funny.
Jeboy gives him a chance to bring that same energy to a full-length film.
Instead of transforming him into an overly polished romantic lead, He’s Dating a Boldstar leans into the qualities audiences already recognize. Jeboy is awkward, sincere, humorous, and unmistakably human.
That familiarity could be one of the film’s biggest strengths.
For longtime followers, seeing Malupiton move from short-form comedy to a major movie role also makes the project a notable milestone. It is a significant jump for the content creator, placing him in a different kind of spotlight while allowing him to stay close to the comedic style that built his audience.
Analyn Barro Plays the Woman Who Changes Jeboy’s World
Opposite Malupiton is Analyn Barro as Kit, the woman at the center of Jeboy’s unexpected romance.
Rather than simply serving as the mysterious woman who disrupts his routine, Kit brings her own complications to the story. Her profession, public image, and personal life create challenges that test whether Jeboy can accept her beyond what other people see.
Their unlikely pairing sets up the film’s central tension.
Can two people from completely different worlds build something real when outside opinions, assumptions, and personal doubts begin getting in the way?
The answer, of course, is where much of the comedy and romance comes in.
The project also brings Malupiton together with friends and longtime collaborators who have been part of his journey as an online entertainer.
Moving from digital sketches to a feature-length movie is no small transition, but the film appears to embrace rather than abandon the qualities that made Malupiton a viral favorite.
His humor remains front and center. The difference is that Jeboy now has more room to grow, fall in love, make mistakes, and discover just how complicated relationships can become.
A Rom-Com With an Unconventional Setup
At its heart, He’s Dating a Bold Star is about two people whose lives should not necessarily fit together, yet somehow do.
Jeboy is content with simplicity. Kit lives a life that comes with public attention and complicated perceptions.
Put them together, and things are bound to get messy.
With romance, friendship, humor, and plenty of uncomfortable surprises, the film asks whether an ordinary man is ready to accept a love story that is anything but ordinary.
For fans who have watched Malupiton turn everyday comedy into viral entertainment, He’s Dating a Boldstar offers a chance to see him take that relatable persona somewhere new.
This time, he is not just chasing laughs.
He is falling in love.
Distributed by Go Asia Entertainment, He’s Dating a Boldstar opens in cinemas nationwide on October 28.
Ready for your weekly big screen fix? Opening in cinemas today are eight new movies that run the gamut from Gotham horror and Filipino drama to supernatural romance and an Oscar-winning favorite returning to the big screen. Clayface unleashes a darker side of DC, The Cycle digs into a decades-old mystery, and The Fisher puts Mon Confiado and Enchong Dee at the center of a tense seaside drama. There’s also the La La Land 10th Anniversary rerelease, the heartfelt Multwoh, wartime drama Once Upon a Time in the Middle East, Thai rom-com Henry’s First Dates, and anime romance You, Fireworks, and Our Promise.
Need help choosing what to watch? Here are all eight new movies showing this week.
What happens when a second chance at fame comes at a terrible price?
Gotham City’s darker side takes center stage in this tragic, terrifying origin story. Matt Hagen, a rising Hollywood star from humble beginnings, sees his career shattered when a brutal crime boss leaves him horribly disfigured. Desperate to reclaim his former appearance, Hagen seeks out a radical, experimental treatment. The procedure miraculously restores his face, but it triggers a horrific psychological decline that sends him on an all-consuming path of vengeance.
Blending horror, science fiction, and psychological tension, Clayface explores the frightening cost of transformation and what happens when the desire to get even takes over.
Deborah Ann Woll and Jeffrey Donovan star in this tense supernatural thriller centered on long-buried secrets. When the body of a man missing for 36 years suddenly turns up at the site of a fresh, brutal crime, his estranged daughter Meg returns to her hometown to investigate. As she uncovers her father’s past, she realizes his disappearance is tied to an unsettling cycle of violence that threatens her own life.
For horror fans who enjoy mysteries with dark histories and unsettling revelations, The Cycle offers a chilling story where the past is far from finished.
A mysterious stranger, a family in turmoil, and a fishing community facing an unsettling crisis take center stage in The Fisher, a local drama that raises difficult questions about trust and responsibility.
Mon Confiado, Enchong Dee, and Eula Valdez star in this gripping coastal drama exploring superstition and morality in a tight-knit island community. When Pedro, an ordinary fisherman, rescues a lost stranger stranded out at sea, his act of mercy turns into a community trial. Accused of both causing a devastating fish-rotting plague and impregnating Pedro’s teenage daughter, the mysterious outsider leaves Pedro facing a terrible choice about justice and survival.
The Fisher brings a morally complicated story to the big screen, exploring how fear, suspicion, and family ties can collide.
What if you finally found the courage to say “I love you,” but only after you were gone?
In Multwoh, a queer college student suddenly dies in their dorm and returns as a ghost. But instead of coming back to seek revenge, they have one unfinished piece of business: confessing their feelings to the person they love. The problem is that the words they struggled to say in life are no easier to express in death. As the ghost attempts to make that long-overdue confession, the story finds humor and tenderness in the awkwardness of love, the pain of loss, and all the things we wish we had said sooner.
Starring Sassa Gurl, Joao Constancia, and John Lapus, Multwoh brings together comedy, horror, and romance in a heartfelt story about missed chances and feelings that refuse to disappear.
Imagine going on a first date that never really ends. Sounds romantic at first, right? Until you realize your date forgets everything the moment he wakes up.
Nadech Kugimiya and Minnie star in this charming romantic comedy about starting fresh every single day. The story follows Lucy as she repeatedly goes on a first date with Henry, a warm-hearted guy who suffers from a rare medical condition that wipes his memory every time he falls asleep. Determined to win his heart over and over again, Lucy learns that true connection goes far beyond memory.
Henry’s First Dates brings a playful twist to the familiar question of what it takes to make love work. When someone can’t remember yesterday, can the heart still find its way forward?
Here’s to the fools who dream! Damien Chazelle’s Oscar-winning musical romance returns to theaters for a special decade celebration.
Emma Stone plays Mia, an aspiring actress trying to make her mark in Los Angeles, while Ryan Gosling stars as Sebastian, a jazz pianist determined to keep his musical dreams alive. As the two fall in love, they encourage each other to pursue their ambitions. But balancing a relationship with their individual dreams proves more complicated than either expects.
La La Land 10th Anniversary is a welcome return for anyone who fell for the film the first time around. And if you missed it in cinemas, this is a lovely opportunity to experience its music and romance on the big screen.
Sometimes, the most important thing you can build is a place where people can feel safe.
This sweeping historical drama centers on perseverance, friendship, and unexpected sanctuary. Chef Xu Fu moves to the Middle East seeking a fresh start to support his family, partnering with manager Ma Junsheng to turn a struggling restaurant into a beloved local success. When war erupts across the city, their eatery becomes a critical safe haven for civilians caught in the crossfire, forcing Xu Fu to risk everything to keep hope alive.
Blending drama with the realities of war, the film explores friendship, resilience, and the importance of holding on to hope even when everything around you seems to be falling apart.
Some love stories are tied to a place, a moment, or a memory you never quite forget. You, Fireworks, and Our Promise brings all three together in an animated coming-of-age romance set during Japan’s famous Nagaoka Festival Grand Fireworks Show.
Makoto is a Tokyo high school student who struggles with confidence and social interactions. Aki, on the other hand, is a popular class president admired for her beauty and talent. Their paths become connected through a drawing of a fireworks display, setting off a mysterious chain of events that neither can easily explain.
As the mystery unfolds, Makoto and Aki find themselves caught between fate and the choices they must make. With time running out, they have to decide what their connection means and what they are willing to do for each other.
What’s On Your Movie List This Week?
No matter what big screen vibe you are looking for this week, the theater is ready to deliver an unforgettable escape. From dark Gotham revenge tales and 10th-anniversary musical returns to coastal mysteries, queer ghost comedies, and sweeping anime romances, there is a seat waiting for you.
Whatever you’re in the mood for, there’s a new movie ready for your next cinema run. Grab your favorite snacks, round up your barkada, and secure your tickets for your next big-screen fix.
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