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  • New Movies This Week: M3GAN 2.0, F1 The Movie, The Ritual, Something Beautiful, and More!

    New Movies This Week: M3GAN 2.0, F1 The Movie, The Ritual, Something Beautiful, and More!

    It’s New Movie Wednesday, and the cinemas are absolutely stacked this week! From M3GAN 2.0’s high-tech terror to F1 The Movie’s racing rush, Song of the Fireflies’ heartfelt harmony, The Ritual’s spooky showdown, Unconditional’s tender romance, and Something Beautiful’s surreal musical vibe, there’s a story for every mood. Ready to plan your big-screen escape?

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

    New Movies This Week June 25 2025

    M3GAN 2.0

    2025 • R-13 • 1 hr 59 mins
    ACTION, HORROR, SCIENCE FICTION
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    She’s back, and she’s deadlier than ever! In M3GAN 2.0, the creepy-cute android faces off against Amelia, a military-grade weapon built from stolen tech. Creator Gemma (Allison Williams) soups up M3GAN with next-level speed and strength to stop the chaos. Expect pulse-pounding action and spine-chilling scares. Is M3GAN humanity’s savior or its worst nightmare? Hit the theater to find out!

    F1 The Movie

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 35 mins
    ACTION, DRAMA
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    Hollywood meets the high-speed world of Formula 1! Brad Pitt plays Sonny Hayes, a retired racing legend called back to lead a struggling F1 team and mentor their newest hotshot driver. With adrenaline-pumping action and dramatic rivalries, this one’s built for speed.

    Song of the Fireflies

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 35 mins
    DRAMA, MUSIC
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    Get ready to feel proud! This inspiring drama tells the true story of the Loboc Children’s Choir and their journey from a small Bohol town to stages across the world. Their magical voices, and the teacher who believed in them, prove how far talent and determination can go.

    The Ritual

    2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 38 mins
    HORROR
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    How do you face pure evil? The Ritual follows two priests (Al Pacino and Dan Stevens) battling personal demons to perform a dangerous exorcism. Ashley Greene adds depth to this gripping horror. It’s a tense, chilling clash of doubt and courage. Can they banish the darkness? 

    Unconditional

    2025 • R-13 • 1 hr 56 mins
    DRAMA, ROMANCE
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    What does true love look like? In Unconditional, Anna (Rhian Ramos) flees to Siargao and meets Greg (Allen Dizon), a kind local. Their romance challenges her beliefs when she learns he’s trans. This drama-romance explores identity and connection. Will Anna embrace love’s truth? 

    Something Beautiful (Opening Date: June 27 – Saturday)

    2025 • PG • 54 mins
    MUSIC
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    Want a musical escape? Something Beautiful, hitting theaters June 27, pairs Miley Cyrus’ ninth album with a surreal visual journey. Featuring Naomi Campbell and Maxx Morando, it weaves music, fashion, and emotion into a hypnotic spectacle. Can Cyrus’ vision captivate you? 

    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: 

    Elio

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 37 mins
    ADVENTURE, ANIMATION, COMEDY, FAMILY, SCIENCE FICTION
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    28 Years Later

    2025 • R-18 • 1 hr 54 mins
    HORROR, SCIENCE FICTION, THRILLER
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    How to Train Your Dragon

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 7 mins
    ACTION, FAMILY, FANTASY
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    Only We Know

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 41 mins
    DRAMA, ROMANCE
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    Ballerina

    2025 • R-16 • 2 hrs 4 mins
    ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
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    Lilo & Stitch

    2025 • G • 1 hr 48 mins
    COMEDY, FAMILY
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    Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 49 mins
    ACTION, ADVENTURE, THRILLER
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    This week’s lineup is a thrilling mix of heart-pounding action, chilling horror, and soulful drama, ready to captivate any moviegoer. Whether you’re craving high-stakes thrills, emotional romances, or musical journeys, these new films deliver. Planning a movie night? From M3GAN 2.0’s high-tech horrors to the soulful notes of Song of the Fireflies, this week’s lineup is a cinematic feast. Craving action? F1 The Movie races to the finish line. Want to feel inspired? Unconditional and Song of the Fireflies tug at the heartstrings. Horror fan? The Ritual will haunt your dreams. And if you’re after a dazzling musical spectacle, Something Beautiful is your ticket. 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!

  • “It’s Funny, Aggressive, Driving, and Surprisingly Heartwarming”—Brad Pitt on “F1 The Movie,” Now Roaring in Cinemas!

    “It’s Funny, Aggressive, Driving, and Surprisingly Heartwarming”—Brad Pitt on “F1 The Movie,” Now Roaring in Cinemas!

    Hollywood icon Brad Pitt calls it “the most visceral driving experience that’s ever been put on film.”—and it’s finally here. F1 The Movie is now showing in cinemas, delivering high-speed action, big heart, and pure adrenaline on the big screen.

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    “I Still Don’t Know How We Got Away With It,” Says Brad Pitt

    Oscar winner Brad Pitt still sounds amazed when he talks about how he and his team pulled off F1 The Movie. Teaming up with legendary producer Jerry Bruckheimer and visionary director Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick), Pitt reveals they did something few believed possible: put real actors in real Formula 1 race cars—and filmed them at full-throttle speeds.

    “The forces in these cars – the high-speed corners – the physics of it all want to rip your head from your shoulders. It’s shocking what these cars can do – and it’s a high unlike any high I’ve ever experienced before. We just couldn’t capture it any other way.”

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    A Comeback Story on the Fastest Stage in the World

    In F1 The Movie, Pitt plays Sonny Hayes, once dubbed “the greatest that never was.” A promising Formula 1 star of the 1990s, Sonny’s dream career nearly ended after a devastating accident on the track. Thirty years later, Sonny lives as a nomadic racer-for-hire—until fate, and an old friend, call him back to the sport that once defined him.

    That friend? Ruben Cervantes, played by Oscar winner Javier Bardem, owner of a struggling Formula 1 team teetering on collapse. With no other options, Ruben convinces Sonny to return to the high-octane world of F1 for one last shot at redemption—and to help save the team from disappearing entirely.

    But Sonny’s not alone on the grid. Enter Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris), the team’s hotshot rookie determined to carve out his own legacy. As engines roar and rivalries heat up, Sonny must confront his past, his fiercest competition—and the idea that in Formula 1, your teammate might just be your biggest threat.

    Watch the F1 The Movie Trailer:

    For Die-Hard Fans… and Total Newbies Alike

    What makes F1 The Movie so gripping? According to Pitt, it strikes a rare balance:

    “Threading that needle was the biggest challenge, but I think we’ve done that – made it enlightening enough and understandable for newcomers without dumbing it down for ultra fans. It’s funny, it’s aggressive, it’s driving, and it’s surprisingly heartwarming. I love all these characters. I think this film is so damn entertaining on so many levels.”

    The Origins: When Top Gun: Maverick Met Formula 1

    The high-speed magic of F1 The Movie started with two things: the global success of Drive to Survive, Netflix’s F1 docuseries, and an unexpected email to a living racing legend.

    Director Joseph Kosinski recalls, “I was hooked on Drive to Survive, but what struck me most was the story of the teams fighting at the back of the pack—the underdogs trying just to survive. That’s where I knew there was a film.”

    Kosinski also had a connection: Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time world champion and global icon. “I happen to have the email of Lewis Hamilton,” he says. Hamilton, the seven-time world champion, a legendary figure who inspires on the track and off, had briefly considered taking a role in “Top Gun: Maverick.” “I sent an email to Lewis just saying, ‘I want to make a film in this world. I want it to be the most authentic racing film ever. Would you be interested in helping me to do that?’ And he said yes.”

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    Lewis Hamilton: Driving the Film’s Authenticity

    For Hamilton, it was all about keeping it real. “From the beginning, Joe and Jerry talked about how important the authenticity is,” recalls Hamilton, “not only for the new fans that we’ll gain from this movie, but for old fans, like myself, who have grown up with it since we were walking. The focus has been to make sure that it is as authentic a racing movie has ever been.”

    With Hamilton’s seal of approval—and guidance—the production team was literally off to the races, embedding themselves into the global F1 circuit to film at actual events, with real cars, at heart-pounding speeds.

    Buckle Up—F1 The Movie is Now Showing!

    Experience the speed, the heart, and the unfiltered adrenaline of Formula 1 like never before. Feel the roar of the engines, the grit of the track, and the raw human drama behind every lap.

    F1 The Movie is now showing in cinemas and distributed in the Philippines by Warner Bros. Pictures PH. Don’t miss the most entertaining, high-speed film event of the year. Check showtimes and buy your tickets here.

    Photo & Video Credit: “Warner Bros. Pictures”