Author: ClickTheCity Entertainment

  • Pixar’s “Elio” Lands in PH Theaters: A Heartfelt Pixar Adventure Across the Stars and Into Our Hearts

    Pixar’s “Elio” Lands in PH Theaters: A Heartfelt Pixar Adventure Across the Stars and Into Our Hearts

    A New Star Is Born in the Pixar Universe

    Get ready for a cosmic ride that’s equal parts laughter, heart, and wonder—because Elio, Disney and Pixar’s newest animated gem, has officially landed in Philippine cinemas!

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    In true Pixar fashion, Elio combines dazzling visuals with deep emotional resonance, delivering a story that’s out of this world—but hits close to home. At the core of this imaginative adventure is Elio, an 11-year-old boy who never quite felt like he belonged… until the universe chose him.

    Meet Elio: Earth’s Unlikely Ambassador

    After the tragic loss of his parents, Elio turns his eyes skyward, searching for something greater—a place to feel seen and understood. His journey takes a wildly unexpected turn when a cosmic glitch whisks him into the Communiverse, an intergalactic society of wildly colorful alien civilizations.

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    Suddenly, Elio is declared Earth’s official ambassador—despite having zero diplomatic skills, zero space experience, and zero idea what he’s doing!

    The Heart of the Story? Glordon.

    But the real magic begins when Elio meets Glordon—a gentle, hilarious, and incredibly loyal alien who sees Elio for who he truly is. Their heartwarming friendship becomes the emotional engine of the film, proving that sometimes, all it takes is one person (or alien!) to make you feel like you finally belong.

    “Elio’s parents passed away when he was younger,” shares producer Mary Alice Drumm. “He’s lonely. He sees this magnificence in space—the promise of life—and he puts all his energy into that. He really believes that’s where he’ll find true connection.”

    Director Adrian Molina adds “Glordon is what Elio really needs. It’s not membership in this glittery, awesome space club—it’s an actual friend. And Elio will learn a lot about himself through this new friendship.”

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    A Story for Everyone, at Just the Right Time

    Co-directed by Oscar® winner Domee Shi, Elio touches on themes that feel especially timely. From loneliness and identity to the transformative power of genuine connection, this film speaks to kids and adults alike.

    “It’s through opening himself up to Glordon—an alien—that Elio is able to begin healing his loneliness,” says Shi. “It’s so important right now because kids and adults are feeling lonelier than ever. My hope is that audiences feel inspired to look for and make connections with the people around them and with this planet, and the universe in some way.”

    Why You’ll Love Elio

    • Spectacular animation that brings alien worlds to life
    • Hilarious, heartfelt moments for all ages
    • A powerful message about empathy and belonging
    • A beautiful depiction of chosen family and friendship
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    Now Showing: Grab Your Bestie and Watch Elio Together

    Just like Elio and Glordon find a friendship that changes their lives, Elio is best experienced with someone special by your side. Don’t miss this stellar adventure, now showing in cinemas across the Philippines!

    Book your tickets today at Disney Philippines or at ClickTheCity.com.

  • New Movies This Week: Elio, 28 Years Later, Dangerous Animals, and Flower Girl

    New Movies This Week: Elio, 28 Years Later, Dangerous Animals, and Flower Girl

    Need a midweek pick-me-up? The cinemas have got you covered. This week’s new movie lineup is all kinds of unexpected in the best way possible. We’re talking space misadventures, post-apocalyptic thrills, a survival horror at sea, and a cheeky curse with a whole lot of heart. There’s Pixar’s cosmic adventure Elio, the chilling return of the rage virus in 28 Years Later, the survival horror Dangerous Animals, and the bold fantasy comedy Flower Girl. Whether you’re in the mood for aliens, apocalyptic tension, shark-infested waters, or a modern-day curse with heart, this week’s lineup brings something exciting for every kind of movie fan.

    Now, let’s take a closer look at the four new films you can catch this week:

    New Movies June 18, 2025 28 Years Later, Elio, Dangerous Animals, Flower Girl

    Elio

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 37 mins
    ADVENTURE, ANIMATION, COMEDY, FAMILY, SCIENCE FICTION
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    Disney and Pixar are back with another intergalactic heartwarmer. Meet Elio, a quirky kid with a head full of space fantasies who suddenly finds himself accidentally teleported to a council of aliens convinced he’s Earth’s ambassador.

    Awkward? Very. But also hilarious, visually stunning, and surprisingly sweet. With a voice cast that includes Zoe Saldaña and an adventure that spans lightyears, Elio delivers family-friendly laughs and cosmic lessons about identity, courage, and finding your place in the universe.

    28 Years Later

    2025 • R-18 • 1 hr 54 mins
    HORROR, SCIENCE FICTION, THRILLER
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    If you’re still recovering from 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later, brace yourself, it’s back.

    28 Years Later drops us deep into a new nightmare where the rage virus still haunts what’s left of humanity. A quarantined island offers a fragile kind of peace… until one survivor crosses the causeway back to the mainland, where evolution has taken a horrifying turn. Jodie Comer leads this haunting third chapter in the virus saga, and it’s every bit as chilling, chaotic, and pulse-pounding as fans would expect. Horror fans, prepare for an edge-of-your-seat experience.

    Dangerous Animals

    2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 38 mins
    HORROR, THRILLER
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    Think you’ve seen every survival thriller out there? Think again.

    In Dangerous Animals, a carefree surfer is kidnapped by a shark-worshipping serial killer and trapped on a boat in the middle of nowhere. Her only way out? Outsmarting her captor before she becomes bait for his twisted feeding ritual. It’s part ocean terror, part psychological cat-and-mouse, and all heart-racing suspense. If you’re craving tension and high-stakes survival, this horror-thriller brings the bite.

    Flower Girl

    2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 14 mins
    COMEDY, FANTASY
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    Flower Girl tells the bizarre, magical, and surprisingly tender story of Ena, a self-centered woman who insults the wrong person and ends up cursed in a way she never imagined. Her only shot at breaking it? Finding someone who loves her for who she is… not what she has.

    With cheeky humor, vibrant visuals, and standout performances from Sue Ramirez and KaladKaren, Flower Girl is the bold, fantasy-tinged comedy that mixes laughter with a little bit of soul-searching. And yes, you’ll want to talk about it afterwards.

    FAN FAVORITES STILL SHOWING

    Missed last week’s releases? No worries—these crowd-pleasers are still packing theaters with action, laughs, and heart. Here’s what’s holding strong: 

    How to Train Your Dragon

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 7 mins
    ACTION, FAMILY, FANTASY
    BUY TICKETS

    Ever wondered what it’s like to befriend a dragon? Buckle up for the live-action reboot of a modern animated classic. How to Train Your Dragon whisks you to the rugged isle of Berk, where Vikings and dragons are sworn enemies. Enter Hiccup (Mason Thames), a young misfit who flips tradition on its head by bonding with Toothless, a sleek Night Fury. This action-packed family fantasy, spiked with humor and heart, stars Nico Parker and Gerard Butler, delivering a tale of courage and connection. It’s one for the whole family, with a few upgrades fans of the original will appreciate. Perfect for kids and adults alike, it’s a visual feast that’ll leave you soaring. Will Hiccup and Toothless rewrite history? 

    Only We Know

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 41 mins
    DRAMA, ROMANCE
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    What does love look like later in life? Only We Know follows Betty (Charo Santos), a retired English teacher, and Ryan (Dingdong Dantes), a grieving engineer, as they form an unexpected friendship. This tender drama, laced with romance, explores loneliness, healing, and second chances, with Al Tantay adding depth to the cast. It’s a soulful pick for anyone who believes connection can bloom in unlikely places. Will their bond become something more? 

    Ballerina

    2025 • R-16 • 2 hrs 4 mins
    ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Karate Kid: Legends

    2025 • G • 1 hr 35 mins
    ACTION, ADVENTURE, DRAMA, FAMILY
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Lilo & Stitch

    2025 • G • 1 hr 48 mins
    COMEDY, FAMILY
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 49 mins
    ACTION, ADVENTURE, THRILLER
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Final Destination Bloodlines

    2024 • R-16 • 1 hr 49 mins
    HORROR, MYSTERY
    GET SHOWTIMES

    This week’s lineup is a vibrant cocktail of adventure, scares, and giggles, ready to match any vibe. Whether you’re itching for animated adventures or edge-of-your-seat thrills, this week’s new movie picks offers something worth escaping to. Planning a family movie night? Make Elio your pick. Need a thriller that bites? Dangerous Animals and 28 Years Later have chills in spades. In the mood for something fresh and thought-provoking? Flower Girlbrings the magic. Don’t miss upcoming releases like M3GAN 2.0 (June 27), a sci-fi horror sequel; and F1 (June 27), a Brad Pitt-led racing thriller. Stay tuned for next week’s fresh batch of releases and updates. Keep ClickTheCity bookmarked for the latest schedules, your next movie is a click away!

  • “The Naked Gun” Returns with Liam Neeson and a Freshly Unleashed Trailer and Poster

    “The Naked Gun” Returns with Liam Neeson and a Freshly Unleashed Trailer and Poster

    Liam Neeson is stepping out of his usual action-packed roles—and into a pair of very large comedic shoes—as he takes the lead in the upcoming reboot of The Naked Gun. Hitting Philippine cinemas on August 13, the new film brings back the beloved slapstick style of the original, this time with Neeson playing Lt. Frank Drebin Jr., the son of the iconic detective made famous by Leslie Nielsen.

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    Fans finally got a sneak peek with the release of the film’s official trailer and poster, giving us a hilarious glimpse into the chaos that awaits.

    Watch the New Trailer Now:

    A Comedy Classic Returns

    Directed by Akiva Schaffer (Saturday Night Live, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping) and produced by Seth MacFarlane (Ted, Family Guy), The Naked Gun brings back the kind of wild, over-the-top parody that made the original a cult classic. But this time, there’s a new Drebin in town—and he’s got his own “particular set of skills.”

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    Star-Studded and Silly

    The film also features a fun and eclectic supporting cast that includes Pamela Anderson, Paul Walter Hauser, CCH Pounder, Kevin Durand, WWE superstar Cody Rhodes, Liza Koshy, Eddie Yu, and Danny Huston. Whether they’re part of the police force or the criminal chaos, expect big laughs and bigger stunts.

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    From Action Icon to Comedy King?

    Best known for intense roles in films like Taken and The Grey, Neeson has been showing off his comedic timing in recent years with appearances in projects like A Million Ways to Die in the West and Life’s Too Short. Now, as Lt. Frank Drebin Jr., he’s fully embracing the absurdity, bringing a fresh (and funny) take to the bumbling detective character that made The Naked Gun a hit in the ‘80s and ‘90s.

    Will he live up to his father’s name? Or at least survive the explosions, pratfalls, and punchlines? One thing’s for sure—it’s going to be ridiculous fun.

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    Don’t Miss the Fun on the Big Screen

    The Naked Gun makes its way to cinemas across the Philippines starting August 13, and judging from the trailer, it’s going to be one hilariously bumpy ride. Follow the conversation online using #NakedGun and tag @paramountpicsph to share your reactions and favorite moments.

    Get ready for crime-fighting gone wrong—very wrong. Because when the Drebins are on the case, nothing is safe… not even the punchlines.

  • Ely Buendia and Armi Millare Lead Star-Studded Lineup at FêtePH2025 Main Stage in Makati

    Ely Buendia and Armi Millare Lead Star-Studded Lineup at FêtePH2025 Main Stage in Makati

    Get ready for one of the most exciting nights in Philippine music! Fête de la Musique Philippines 2025 is pulling out all the stops for its Main Stage event on June 21 at Ayala Triangle Gardens, Makati City and the latest artist announcement is turning up the hype.

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    Two of OPM’s most influential and beloved artists are joining the already stacked lineup: Ely Buendia and The Methodists, and Armi Millare.

    Rock Royalty Returns

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    Ely Buendia, the legendary frontman of Eraserheads, will hit the stage with The Methodists, bringing the heat from his critically acclaimed 2024 solo album, Method Adaptor. A sonic exploration of rebellion, self-discovery, and truth, the album marked a bold new chapter in Buendia’s career and his Main Stage set promises to be just as electrifying. Expect a mix of gritty rock energy, experimental flourishes, and fan-favorite anthems from one of the Philippines’ most prolific music icons.

    A Soulful Serenade

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    Joining Ely onstage is none other than Armi Millare, whose haunting vocals and emotionally rich songwriting have long set her apart. The former UDD frontwoman is poised to enchant audiences with a special set featuring her hits and new material from her upcoming solo album, South Node. Fans can look forward to live versions of her current singles, Whatever, Say It Again, and Roots, all brimming with her signature blend of indie-pop soul and ethereal charm.

    More Acts to Watch

    The Main Stage lineup is already buzzing with talent from rising stars to global names. Look out for sets by:

    • Brigada
    • Janine
    • Brass Pas Pas Pas Pas feat. Leanne and Naara
    • James Reid
    • The Ridleys
    • Tarsius x Ena Mori
    • Ito Kashitaro (Japan)
    • Emile Londonien (France

    And don’t miss offstage performances by TFrank Ely and Zsaris, Bolivian pop artist Bling Bling Papaya, and Singapore-based Filipino queer artist Marian Carmel.

    Free and Open to All

    Celebrating its 31st year, Fête de la Musique Philippines remains one of the country’s biggest and most inclusive music festivals and the Main Stage is completely free to attend. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just looking for an unforgettable night out, this is your chance to experience the magic of live music in the heart of the city.

    FêtePH2025 is presented by Alliance Française de Manille in partnership with the Embassy of France to the Philippines, Funkybeat Entertainment, Anam Kara, and supported by Tanduay, Shangri-La Plaza, Ayala Land, Institut Français, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and many others.

    Stay updated through www.feteph.com or follow Fête de la Musique Philippines on social media.

  • Prime Video Drops Trailer for the Final Season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” Streaming This July 16

    Prime Video Drops Trailer for the Final Season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” Streaming This July 16

    Get ready to return to Cousins Beach one last time. Prime Video has just released the official trailer for the third and final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty, the hit coming-of-age series adapted from Jenny Han’s best-selling novels. The 11-episode season premieres on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, and will be available to stream in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

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    As expected, the trailer is already sparking buzz among fans—thanks in part to the emotional backdrop of “Daylight” from Lover and “Red (Taylor’s Version)” by Taylor Swift. Both songs capture the series’ trademark mix of romance, heartbreak, and nostalgia that fans have come to love.

    A Global Phenomenon Comes to a Close

    Since its debut in 2022, The Summer I Turned Pretty has blossomed into one of Prime Video’s biggest success stories. The first season premiered to huge numbers, instantly claiming the #1 spot on Prime Video during its opening weekend. Season Two followed in 2023 and doubled the viewership of the first season within just three days of release.

    The series is known for its emotionally rich storytelling and relatable characters. At its core is the story of Belly, a young woman caught between two brothers—her first love Conrad, and her now-boyfriend Jeremiah. But it’s not just about romance. The show also explores the deep, complicated relationships between mothers and daughters, as well as the unshakeable bond of female friendship.

    What to Expect in Season 3

    The final chapter picks up after Belly’s junior year of college. She’s gearing up for another summer in Cousins Beach, this time with Jeremiah—her soulmate and partner in all things sunny and sweet. But just as she starts to settle into her future, Conrad reappears, stirring up feelings she thought she had left behind.

    Now standing on the threshold of adulthood, Belly must confront her past and make a life-changing choice: Who truly holds her heart?

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    A Story About Love, Family, and Growing Up

    More than just a romantic drama, The Summer I Turned Pretty is a multigenerational series that reflects on the bittersweet transition from youth to adulthood. It delves into the power of love—both romantic and familial—and the moments that shape us forever.

    Season Three is led by showrunners Jenny Han and Sarah Kucserka, with both also serving as executive producers alongside Karen Rosenfelt, Paul Lee, Hope Hartman, and Mads Hansen of wiip. The series is produced by Amazon Studios in partnership with wiip.

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    Stream It This July

    Whether you’ve been Team Conrad, Team Jeremiah, or just Team Belly, this final season promises to wrap up the story with all the emotional weight, gorgeous sunsets, and Taylor Swift needle-drops you could hope for.

    The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 premieres July 16, 2025—exclusively on Prime Video.

  • Ralph Fiennes Joins the Rage-Fueled World as Dr. Ian Kelson in “28 Years Later,” Opening June 18

    Ralph Fiennes Joins the Rage-Fueled World as Dr. Ian Kelson in “28 Years Later,” Opening June 18

    Ralph Fiennes is no stranger to commanding roles, but in 28 Years Later, the Oscar-nominated actor brings something hauntingly spiritual to the table. Opening in Philippine cinemas this June 18, this long-awaited follow-up to the post-apocalyptic 28 Days Later saga reintroduces a virus-ravaged world—and Fiennes is right at the heart of it.

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    “Above All, He’s a Survivor”

    Speaking about his new character, Fiennes says Dr. Ian Kelson is “above all, a survivor.” In the film, Kelson clings to a unique mantra—memento mori, or “remember death”—as a way of facing a brutal new reality. “He’s accepted the fact of death – that it’s so present,” Fiennes says. “Rather than run away from it, pretend death doesn’t exist, or live in fear of it, Kelson is honoring death and the dead. In a way, he’s a rather clergy-like figure and a humanist.”

    It’s a perspective that’s both eerie and deeply human, perfectly in line with the franchise’s themes of survival, morality, and the thin line between hope and despair.

    A Changed World 28 Years Later

    Set nearly three decades after the original outbreak, 28 Years Later picks up in a UK left devastated by the rage virus. Most of the country has been laid to waste, but a group of survivors manages to carve out a fragile sanctuary on an isolated island. Their only protection? A causeway that floods for most of the day, keeping the infected at bay—but only just.

    It’s in this desperate landscape that Dr. Kelson emerges—a mysterious figure whose appearance is as unforgettable as his ideology.

    Watch the Trailer Here:

    The Striking Look of a Survivor

    To fully inhabit Kelson, Fiennes worked hand-in-hand with production designer Carson McColl and costume designer Gareth Pugh to create a visually impactful first impression. “We had wonderful conversations about Kelson and his world and clothes,” Fiennes recounts. “One of Kelson’s defining traits is that he covers himself in iodine, which is a prophylactic against the rage virus. So, Kelson is covered in reddish-orange iodine, and then we made the decision to have his head shaven, which we thought was a strong look.”

    The transformation didn’t stop there. Makeup supervisor Flora Moody helped bring the gritty reality of Kelson’s world to life. “Flora considered what do people look like if they no longer have access to shampoo and makeup,” Fiennes continues. “We all wanted the iodine-shielded figure to look arresting and startling,” Fiennes continues.

    And it works—Dr. Kelson is as visually unforgettable as he is philosophically intriguing.

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    Don’t Miss the Return of the Rage Virus

    Directed by Danny Boyle and featuring a cast that includes new and familiar faces – Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer, Alfie Williams and Jack O’Connell,. 28 Years Later promises intense thrills, emotional depth, and a chilling look at what it means to survive. Fans of the original film and newcomers alike won’t want to miss this terrifying new chapter.

    Catch 28 Years Later in Philippine cinemas starting June 18, distributed by Columbia Pictures, the local office of Sony Pictures Releasing International.

    Join the conversation using #28YearsLater and tag @columbiapicph to share your thoughts and reactions.

  • New Movies This Week: How to Train Your Dragon, Mumu: I Hear You, Papa, Only We Know, and More!

    New Movies This Week: How to Train Your Dragon, Mumu: I Hear You, Papa, Only We Know, and More!

    It’s New Movie Wednesday, and this week’s lineup is packed with heart, humor, and high-flying adventure. What do a fire-breathing dragon, a romantic experiment, a determined young girl, and a bittersweet connection between two lonely hearts have in common? They’re all lighting up the big screen starting today. How to Train Your Dragon, Cheat Day, Mumu: I Hear You, Papa, and Only We Know are now showing in cinemas. Whether you’re in the mood for family-friendly fantasy, a laugh-out-loud rom-com, or a tearjerker with a twist, this week’s picks are ready to steal your heart (and your popcorn). Hit the links for showtimes, round up your movie squad, and catch these must-watch films at a theater near you!

    Now, let’s take a closer look at the four new films you can catch this week:

    Now Showing: How To Train Your Dragon, Only We Know, Cheat Day, and Mumu: I Hear You, Papa

    How to Train Your Dragon

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 7 mins
    ACTION, FAMILY, FANTASY
    BUY TICKETS

    Ever wondered what it’s like to befriend a dragon? Buckle up for the live-action reboot of a modern animated classic. How to Train Your Dragon whisks you to the rugged isle of Berk, where Vikings and dragons are sworn enemies. Enter Hiccup (Mason Thames), a young misfit who flips tradition on its head by bonding with Toothless, a sleek Night Fury. This action-packed family fantasy, spiked with humor and heart, stars Nico Parker and Gerard Butler, delivering a tale of courage and connection. It’s one for the whole family, with a few upgrades fans of the original will appreciate. Perfect for kids and adults alike, it’s a visual feast that’ll leave you soaring. Will Hiccup and Toothless rewrite history? 

    Cheat Day

    2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 34 mins
    COMEDY, ROMANCE
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    What happens when a marriage hits a slump? In Cheat Day, Dennis (Derrick Monasterio) and Sandy (Alexa Miro) try to spice things up with a bold idea: one “cheat day” a month to meet someone new, no strings attached. This rom-com delivers big laughs and relatable moments, with Casie Banks and Juan Carlos Galano adding extra charm. Cheat Day toes the line between loyalty and longing, with plenty of humor, cringe-worthy encounters, and sharp takes on modern love. It’s a lighthearted look at the ups and downs of relationships, perfect for date night or a fun escape with friends. Can a risky pact really save their spark?

    Mumu: I Hear You, Papa

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 50 mins
    DRAMA, FAMILY
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    Grab the tissues for Mumu: I Hear You, Papa, a stirring family drama about deaf father Xiao Ma (Zhang Yixing) and his daughter Mumu (Li Luo’an). Mumu is her dad’s bridge to the world, helping him navigate life and work. But as she grows, their tight-knit life faces challenges—especially when a criminal syndicate targets Xiao Ma. Huang Yao rounds out the cast in this moving tale of love and sacrifice. Can their bond survive the toughest tests? 

    Only We Know

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 41 mins
    DRAMA, ROMANCE
    BUY TICKETS

    What does love look like later in life? Only We Know follows Betty (Charo Santos), a retired English teacher, and Ryan (Dingdong Dantes), a grieving engineer, as they form an unexpected friendship. This tender drama, laced with romance, explores loneliness, healing, and second chances, with Al Tantay adding depth to the cast. It’s a soulful pick for anyone who believes connection can bloom in unlikely places. Will their bond become something more? 

    FAN FAVORITES STILL SHOWING

    Missed last week’s releases? No worries—these crowd-pleasers are still packing theaters with action, laughs, and heart. Here’s what’s holding strong: 

    Ballerina

    2025 • R-16 • 2 hrs 4 mins
    ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
    BUY TICKETS

    Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye

    2025 • • 1 hr 33 mins
    ADVENTURE, ANIMATION, FANTASY
    BUY TICKETS

    Karate Kid: Legends

    2025 • G • 1 hr 35 mins
    ACTION, ADVENTURE, DRAMA, FAMILY
    BUY TICKETS

    Lilo & Stitch

    2025 • G • 1 hr 48 mins
    COMEDY, FAMILY
    BUY TICKETS

    Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 49 mins
    ACTION, ADVENTURE, THRILLER
    BUY TICKETS

    Final Destination Bloodlines

    2024 • R-16 • 1 hr 49 mins
    HORROR, MYSTERY
    GET SHOWTIMES

    With these new releases, your Wednesday just got a whole lot more exciting. From Berk’s dragon-filled skies to quiet moments of love and loss, these films deliver stories that entertain and inspire. Don’t miss upcoming releases like 28 Years Later (June 20), Danny Boyle’s zombie epic with Aaron Taylor-Johnson; M3GAN 2.0 (June 27), a sci-fi horror sequel; and F1 (June 27), a Brad Pitt-led racing thriller. Stay tuned for next week’s fresh batch of releases and updates. Keep ClickTheCity bookmarked for the latest schedules, your next movie is a click away!

  • Step Into the World of “How to Train Your Dragon” at the Viking Village

    Step Into the World of “How to Train Your Dragon” at the Viking Village

    If you’ve ever dreamed of riding a dragon or living in the land of Vikings, now’s your chance! In celebration of the upcoming live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon, fans in the Philippines are invited to experience the magic of Berk at the Viking Village in SM Mall of Asia’s Central Atrium, open to the public until June 22.

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    This immersive setup is the perfect way to get hyped for the film’s June 11 theatrical release. Whether you grew up with Hiccup and Toothless or are discovering the story for the first time, this event promises fun for all ages.

    A Dragon-Sized Welcome at SM MOA

    During the media launch, guests got a special peek into Viking life—with plenty of photo-worthy moments along the way. Visitors lined up to snap selfies with a life-sized Toothless and claimed their seat on the Viking chief throne once ruled by Stoick the Vast.

    The themed display doesn’t just look cool—it invites you to participate. Kids and families flocked to Hiccup’s workshop, where they worked on How to Train Your Dragon activity sheets that sparked creativity and curiosity.

    The interactive display will stay open until June 22, giving fans time to drop by, enjoy the exhibit, and get into the Viking spirit.

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    What to Expect at the Viking Village

    Here’s what you can look forward to when visiting the Viking Village at SM MOA:

    • Photo spots with Toothless – Perfect for your next Instagram post
    • Sit on Chief Stoick’s throne – Rule like a Viking, even just for a moment
    • Create in Hiccup’s workshop – A cozy corner with themed activity sheets for kids and fans of all ages

    Whether you’re heading there solo, with your barkada, or bringing your kids, there’s something magical for everyone.

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    A Beloved Tale Reimagined for a New Generation

    The How to Train Your Dragon trilogy has become one of DreamWorks Animation’s most beloved franchises. Now, writer-director Dean DeBlois—the creative mind behind the original trilogy—is bringing the story to life in an all-new live-action reimagining.

    Set on the fictional Isle of Berk, the film follows Hiccup (played by Mason Thames), a clever and underestimated teen who doesn’t quite fit into the Viking mold. His world changes when he forms a secret bond with Toothless, a feared Night Fury dragon. Their friendship not only alters Hiccup’s destiny—it challenges the very fabric of Viking society.

    The live-action film stars:

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    Why Fans Are So Excited

    For longtime fans of the animated trilogy, this live-action version is a major moment. With over $1.6 billion in global box office earnings and four Academy Award® nominations, the franchise has a loyal global following.

    Now, the story is getting an epic visual upgrade. Through the magic of cutting-edge visual effects, Toothless and his dragon kin will soar in ways we’ve never seen before—while staying true to the heartwarming, courageous story that made us fall in love with Hiccup and Berk in the first place.

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    Ready to Visit Berk?

    There’s no need to hop on a dragon to visit Berk—just make your way to SM MOA’s Central Atrium and step into the Viking Village. With interactive activities, fantasy-filled photo ops, and a whole lot of nostalgia, it’s a fun (and free!) way to get in on the How to Train Your Dragon excitement.

    Then, mark your calendars for June 11, when the live-action film officially lands in cinemas across the Philippines.

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    Bring your friends, bring your family, and get ready to return to the skies with Toothless and Hiccup. This June 11, adventure awaits—will you answer the call of Berk? – Grab your movie tickets here!

  • Celebrate Pride Month with the First-Ever RainbowQC Film Festival

    Celebrate Pride Month with the First-Ever RainbowQC Film Festival

    QCinema’s RainbowQC Steps into the Spotlight with a Standalone Pride Film Fest This June

    For Pride Month this year, QCinema is going all in. What was once just a special section within the festival is now taking center stage. Meet the RainbowQC Pride Film Festival—a newly launched, fully fledged celebration of queer cinema that puts authentic LGBTQIA+ stories front and center.

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    Happening from June 25 to 27, 2025, at Gateway Cineplex 18 in Gateway Mall 2, Cubao, the festival is part of Quezon City’s official Pride Month celebration. With a handpicked lineup of powerful films from the Philippines and across the globe, RainbowQC invites moviegoers to experience the richness, complexity, and emotional depth of queer lives onscreen.

    A Celebration of Identity, Love, and Community

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    Leading the RainbowQC program is a must-watch Southeast Asian premiere: The Wedding Banquet, directed by Andrew Ahn. This modern take on Ang Lee’s beloved classic reimagines the story through a contemporary lens, delving into themes of identity, family, and the evolving nature of relationships in today’s world. It’s bold, touching, and bound to spark conversation.

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    Local storytelling also takes a powerful spotlight with Some Nights I Feel Like Walking, marking its Philippine premiere. Directed by Petersen Vargas and starring a breakout ensemble including Jomari Angeles, Miguel Odron, and Gold Azeron, the film traces the journey of young hustlers who reunite to honor a friend’s final wish. It’s a deeply emotional portrait of chosen families, queer brotherhood, and the search for meaning amidst grief.

    Both films are priced at ₱300 per ticket.

    Global Queer Cinema at Your Fingertips

    The festival also includes stunning international titles, made accessible to local audiences thanks to its cultural partners. These films include:

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    Cocoon (Kokon) by Leonie Krippendorff – a tender coming-of-age story set in Berlin that captures the nuances of first love and identity.

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    Consequences by Darko Štante – a gripping Slovenian drama exploring masculinity, power, and desire within a youth detention center.

    These screenings are available for just ₱150 each, with support from Goethe-Institut and the Embassy of Slovenia.

    RainbowQC Shorts: A Must-See Free Program

    One of the most anticipated parts of the festival? RainbowQC Shorts: The First Water is the Body, a free screening curated by Jason Tan Liwag. Inspired by Natalie Diaz’s 2020 poem, the collection features a deeply moving slate of short films by Filipino queer filmmakers, each weaving water and longing into their visual language.

    Here’s what’s showing in the shorts lineup:

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    Abutan Man Tayo ng House Lights by Apa Agbayani – a dreamy sendoff to one last rave for a middle-aged gay man in a futuristic Manila.

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    A Catholic Schoolgirl by Myra Angeline Soriaso – a poignant look at a student’s hidden feelings for a nun in a strict religious setting.

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    The River That Never Ends by JT Trinidad – a haunting story of a trans woman navigating a decaying city as a companion-for-hire.

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    Microplastics by Lino Balmes – a quiet yet powerful portrait of a boy seeking connection in an increasingly artificial world.

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    Water Sports by Whammy Alcazaren – a post-apocalyptic queer love story starring the late Ricky Davao as two students navigate a climate-ravaged world through their bond.

    These shorts are not just visually inventive—they’re emotionally resonant, providing snapshots of queer life across generations and identities.

    Tickets, Access, and More

    Each screening is priced affordably to make the festival accessible to a wider audience. Whether you’re there to catch a Southeast Asian premiere or explore thought-provoking shorts, RainbowQC is designed to welcome everyone—from longtime cinephiles to first-time festival goers.

    For full schedules, ticket details, and updates, visit qcinema.ph or follow @qcinemaph on social media.

  • Experience the Magic Anew: Disney’s Snow White Arrives on Disney+ on June 11

    Experience the Magic Anew: Disney’s Snow White Arrives on Disney+ on June 11

    Get ready to return to the forest where it all began—Disney’s Snow White premieres exclusively on Disney+ this June 11, offering a reimagined adventure that’s equal parts nostalgia and wonder.

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    Whether you’re watching from your couch or somewhere a little more enchanted, this live-action retelling of the 1937 animated classic promises an unforgettable journey for families and Disney fans of all ages. The film draws from the original’s timeless heart while adding a bold new visual style, powered by breathtaking effects that bring nature and fantasy to life like never before.

    Rachel Zegler stars as Snow White, bringing fresh emotion to the beloved princess. And just like the original wowed audiences with its music nearly a century ago, this new version soars with a magical soundtrack. EGOT-winning songwriting duo Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (The Greatest Showman, La La Land) infuse the film with fresh energy, including the beautiful new ballad “Waiting on a Wish”, which joins reimagined versions of fan favorites like “Heigh-Ho” and “Whistle While You Work.”

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    And if you’re feeling especially nostalgic, you can also stream the original 1937 animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, now on Disney+. It’s a perfect way to revisit the wishing well that started it all.

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    So mark your calendars—June 11 is your next fairytale movie night.