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  • NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Iron Lung, Scream 7, Until She Remembers, and More!

    NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Iron Lung, Scream 7, Until She Remembers, and More!

    It’s New Movie Wednesday again, and six fresh titles are unleashing big-screen thrills in Philippine cinemas. From the claustrophobic terror of Iron Lung and the return of Ghostface in Scream 7, to the crowd-thrilling concert film Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined, this week’s lineup packs serious variety. Add family-friendly chaos in Panda Plan: The Magical Tribe, romantic soul-searching in Solo Mio, and heartfelt reflection in Until She Remembers, and you’ve got a movie menu worth planning around.

    Ready to pick your next big screen obsession? Here’s what’s opening today.

    Now Showing February 25, 2026 Iron Lung, Scream 7

    Iron Lung

    2026 • R-13 • 2h 4m
    HORROR, MYSTERY, SCIENCE FICTION
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    Iron Lung throws viewers into a bleak future known as The Quiet Rapture. On a barren moon, an ocean of blood has been discovered, and a desperate expedition is launched. A convict is sealed inside a submarine and sent into the depths with no forward view and no guarantee of survival. This is the 13th mission. Mark Fischbach, Caroline Kaplan, and Troy Baker anchor this horror-mystery-sci-fi plunge into isolation.

    Claustrophobic, intense, and deeply unsettling, this sci-fi horror experience is built for those who love tension that tightens by the minute. Atmospheric and deeply unsettling, Iron Lung leans into isolation and dread in ways that feel tailor-made for a dark cinema.

    Panda Plan: The Magical Tribe

    2026 • G • 1h 39m
    ACTION, COMEDY
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    Panda Plan: The Magical Tribe follows Huhu the panda, who is about to move into a brand-new enclosure when chaos erupts. International robbers interfere, a cliff fall changes everything, and Huhu awakens in a mysterious tribe.

    What follows is a colorful adventure packed with action and humor. With Jacky Chan lending star power, this one’s a lively choice for families and fans of energetic escapades.

    Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined

    2026 • PG • 1h 59m
    DOCUMENTARY, MUSIC
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    Concert films hit differently in cinemas, and this one captures a defining moment for Twenty One Pilots.

    Filmed during their massive Mexico City headline show at Estadio GNP Seguros in front of 65,000 fans, More Than We Ever Imagined blends explosive live performances with behind-the-scenes access. It showcases not just the music, but the humor and heart behind the band’s global success.

    If you’ve ever screamed along to their hits, this is your chance to feel that arena energy again.

    Scream 7

    2026 • R-16 • 1h 54m
    CRIME, HORROR, MYSTERY
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    Ghostface returns, and this time the terror hits closer to home. Sidney Prescott has built a new life in a quiet town, but when a new killer emerges and targets her daughter, the past refuses to stay buried.

    Neve Campbell steps back into the role that defined a generation of horror fans, facing fresh bloodshed and unresolved trauma. Expect sharp suspense, shocking twists, and that signature self-aware edge the franchise is known for.

    Why see it opening week? Because horror fans know the screams are louder in a full theater.

    Solo Mio

    2026 • PG • 1h 36m
    COMEDY, ROMANCE
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    Heartbreak meets self-discovery in Solo Mio.

    After being left at the altar, Matt heads to Italy alone on what was supposed to be his honeymoon. Instead of canceling the trip, he embraces the journey, immersing himself in the beauty, culture, and unexpected connections he finds along the way.

    Warm, funny, and gently romantic, this is the kind of feel-good film that pairs perfectly with a relaxed movie night.

    Until She Remembers

    2026 • PG • 1h 47m
    DRAMA, ROMANCE
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    For viewers craving something reflective, Until She Remembers offers a tender exploration of family and growth.

    A struggling high school student escapes the noise of her fractured home and finds comfort with her grandmother and an old friend. Through quiet moments and heartfelt realizations, she begins to understand life in ways that no classroom could teach.

    Anchored by powerful performances from Charo Santos, Boots Anson-Roa, and Barbie Forteza, this Filipino drama is intimate and moving.

    Which One Tops Your Watchlist

    Space horror, slasher suspense, romantic soul-searching, musical spectacle, family adventure, or heartfelt drama? There’s no single mood at the movies this week, and that’s exactly what makes it exciting.

    Planning a barkada scare fest? A kilig-filled date night? A wholesome family outing? Or a much-needed solo cinema escape? Whatever your vibe, now’s the perfect time to lock in your pick. 

    Stay tuned for next week’s fresh batch of releases and updates. Keep ClickTheCity bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away!

  • NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Whistle, Crime 101, Hamnet, and More!

    NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Whistle, Crime 101, Hamnet, and More!

    It’s New Movie Wednesday once again, and February 18 is serving up a thrilling mix of horror, action, crime, music, and heartfelt drama. Whether you’re craving jump scares, high-stakes heists, family feels, or a nostalgic concert experience, this week’s seven fresh releases have something calling your name. From the terrifying mystery of Whistle to the action-packed local comedy Batang Paco, the star-studded thriller Crime 101, and the emotional storytelling of Hamnet, this week’s lineup delivers variety in every sense. Add to that a powerful Baz Luhrmann’s Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert documentary, Gangsters, a gritty European crime story, and The Lotto Family, a family drama about sudden fortune, and you’ve got plenty of reasons to head to the cinema.

    Let’s check out what’s new on the big screen this week.

    New movies February 18, 2026

    Whistle

    2026 • R-16 • 1h 40m
    HORROR, MYSTERY
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    If you’re craving supernatural chills, Whistle delivers a terrifying premise. A group of misfit high school students stumble upon an ancient Aztec Death Whistle. What begins as a curious discovery quickly turns deadly. Once blown, the eerie sound summons their future deaths to hunt them down.

    With tension that builds scene after scene, this horror mystery taps into fear of fate and the unknown. It’s a solid pick for fans who enjoy cursed objects, looming doom, and suspense that keeps you gripping your seat.

    Batang Paco

    2026 • PG • 1h 35m
    COMEDY
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    Paco is a timid tattoo artist whose quiet life is shattered when his young daughter is kidnapped by a ruthless crime syndicate. With no combat skills and very little confidence, he must find the courage he never knew he had.

    Blending humor, action, and emotional moments, the film explores fatherhood and personal transformation. Empoy Marquez brings both vulnerability and charm to the role, making this an entertaining and touching choice for moviegoers.

    Crime 101

    2026 • R-13 • 2h 20m
    CRIME, THRILLER
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    For those who prefer slick, high-stakes thrillers, Crime 101 delivers a tense cat-and-mouse story. An elusive thief orchestrates daring heists along Los Angeles’ iconic 101 freeway, hoping his next score will be his last. But a determined detective is closing in, and an insurance broker caught in the middle faces her own crossroads.

    With an A-list cast and layered storytelling, this film promises sharp twists and mounting pressure. If you love crime dramas where every move counts, this one deserves a place on your watchlist.

    EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert

    2026 • PG • 1h 37m
    DOCUMENTARY, MUSIC
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    Featuring never-before-seen footage and recordings from Elvis Presley’s Las Vegas residency during the later stage of his career, this documentary brings the King of Rock and Roll back to the big screen.

    Expect iconic performances, powerful vocals, and a nostalgic look at one of music’s most legendary entertainers. Whether you grew up with Elvis or are discovering him for the first time, this concert film is designed for the full theatrical experience.

    Gangsters

    2026 • R-15 • 1h 55m
    ACTION, COMEDY, CRIME, THRILLER
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    Set in Antwerp’s gritty underworld, Gangsters follows friends trying to escape their criminal past while the pull of power and loyalty drags them back in. Adamo has risen through the ranks of the drug trade, but influence comes at a cost.

    Balancing action and dark humor, the film explores friendship, ambition, and survival in a world where trust can be dangerous. If you’re in the mood for a European crime thriller with emotional stakes, this one fits the bill.

    Hamnet

    2026 • PG • 2h 5m
    DRAMA, HISTORY, ROMANCE
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    Hamnet brings literary history to life in a moving drama about love and loss. The film tells the powerful story that inspired Shakespeare’s timeless masterpiece, Hamlet, offering an intimate look at grief and creativity.

    With Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal leading the cast, expect emotional performances and sweeping period detail. It’s an ideal choice for viewers who appreciate thoughtful storytelling and historical depth.

    The Lotto Winner

    2026 • PG • 2h
    DRAMA, FAMILY
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    What happens when ordinary life changes overnight? The Lotto Winner follows a family whose lives are transformed by extraordinary luck. As sudden wealth enters the picture, relationships are tested and priorities shift.

    This family drama explores how money can strengthen bonds or quietly create distance. With a strong ensemble cast, it offers relatable themes about love, ambition, and the true meaning of happiness.

    Plan Your Next Cinema Run

    This week’s lineup proves that February is far from quiet at the cinemas. From supernatural scares and crime thrillers to inspiring family stories and a legendary concert experience, there’s no shortage of reasons to grab your tickets. Whether you’re planning a solo cinema break or a group movie night, this week’s new movies brings plenty of options worth seeing on the big screen. So tag your crew, grab that extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-see films.

    Stay tuned for next week’s fresh batch of releases and updates. Keep ClickTheCity bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away!

  • NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Mercy, Send Help, We Bury the Dead, and More!

    NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Mercy, Send Help, We Bury the Dead, and More!

    The final Wednesday of January is stacked with fresh reasons to head back to the cinema. Opening today are six new releases led by Mercy, Send Help, We Bury the Dead, Crayon Shin-chan the Movie Super Hot The Spicy Kasukabe Dancers, Death Whisperer 3, and The Thing with Feathers. Adding even more flavor to the week, FDCP World Cinema also kicks off today, bringing acclaimed international films to Philippine screens through February 3. From futuristic courtroom tension and survival horror to animated chaos, emotional drama, and powerful global storytelling, this week’s lineup is packed with variety. Which one are you watching first?

    Let’s check out what’s new on the big screen this week.

    New Movies January 28 2026 Send Help, Mercy, We Bury the Dead and more

    Mercy

    2026 • R-13 • 1h 39m
    ACTION, SCIENCE FICTION, THRILLER
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    Filmed for IMAX, experience it in 3D

    Justice gets a technological twist in this high-concept thriller. Set in the near future, a detective stands trial for the murder of his wife. His judge is not human, but an advanced A.I. system he once believed in. With only 90 minutes to prove his innocence, every second becomes a race against logic, emotion, and fate.

    Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson bring urgency and intensity to a story that questions trust, technology, and how justice should truly work.

    Why watch it now? Because ticking-clock tension feels sharper on the big screen.

    Send Help

    2026 • R-13 • 1h 53m
    DARK COMEDY, HORROR, THRILLER
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    After surviving a plane crash, two colleagues find themselves stranded on a deserted island. With no rescue in sight, unresolved grudges resurface as they struggle to work together and stay alive.

    Send Help mixes biting humor with escalating tension, creating a survival story that’s as much about psychological warfare as it is about physical endurance.

    Why catch it this week? Perfect for viewers who enjoy twisted humor paired with sharp suspense.

    We Bury the Dead

    2026 • R-13 • 1h 35m
    DRAMA, HORROR, SCIENCE FICTION, THRILLER
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    In a world shaken by a catastrophic military disaster, the dead do not simply rise, they hunt. The military insists the undead are slow and harmless, offering comfort to grieving families. When Ava enters a quarantine zone to search for her missing husband, she discovers a terrifying truth that grows worse by the hour.

    Anchored by Daisy Ridley, this film blends emotional weight with relentless tension, turning loss into a haunting journey of survival.

    Why see it in cinemas? Because stories about love and fear hit harder when shared in the dark.

    Crayon Shin-chan the Movie: Super Hot! The Spicy Kasukabe Dancers

    2026 • PG • 1h 45m
    HORROR,
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    SHOWING EXCLUSIVELY AT ROBINSONS MOVIEWORLD

    Shin-chan is back with bigger laughs and a global adventure. The Kasukabe gang travels to India for a dance festival, but chaos erupts when Bo-chan becomes possessed by a mysterious evil force and transforms into a powerful tyrant. With music, mischief, and nonstop antics, it is up to the Kasukabe Guard to save their friend and stop the madness.

    Bright, silly, and bursting with energy, this one is perfect for families and longtime fans alike.

    Why watch it this week? Because Shin-chan’s humor always plays best with a crowd.

    Death Whisperer 3

    2026 • R-13 • 1h 43m
    ACTION, HORROR, THRILLER
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    SHOWING EXCLUSIVELY AT SM CINEMAS

    The terror continues in the latest chapter of this chilling franchise. After defeating the black-suited ghost, Yak is pulled into another nightmare when his youngest sister is kidnapped by a cult. Joined by Sergeant Paphan, he ventures into a cursed village where danger waits at every turn.

    Fast-paced and packed with supernatural tension, this sequel raises the stakes while expanding its eerie world.

    Why watch it now? Because horror fans know the best scares belong in cinemas.

    The Thing with Feathers

    2026 • R-13 • 1h 37m
    DRAMA
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    SHOWING EXCLUSIVELY AT AYALA MALLS CINEMAS

    Grief takes an unexpected form in this moving drama. After a devastating loss, a father struggles to raise his young sons while coping with an unpredictable and uninvited presence in their home. As sorrow, love, and imagination intertwine, the film becomes a powerful reflection on loss and resilience.

    Benedict Cumberbatch delivers a deeply affecting performance that anchors this quiet but emotionally rich story.

    Why catch it this week? Because intimate stories often leave the longest echoes.

    FDCP World Cinema January 28 to February 3

    FDCP Presents A Curation of World Cinema
    Image Source: Film Development Council of the Philippines FB Page

    Alongside new mainstream releases, FDCP Presents A Curation of World Cinema brings internationally acclaimed films to Philippine cinemas this week. Running from January 28 to February 3, this special lineup showcases diverse voices and stories from around the world.

    Featured Films:
    • It Was Just An Accident (R13)
    • Sentimental Value (R13)
    • Resurrection (R16)
    • Sound of Falling (R18)

    It Was Just an Accident

    2026 • R-13 • 1h 43m
    CRIME, DRAMA, THRILLER
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    FDCP Presents A Curation of World Cinema
    Image Source: Film Development Council of the Philippines FB Page

    Resurrection

    2026 • R-16 • 2h 40m
    DRAMA, FANTASY, SCIENCE FICTION
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    FDCP Presents A Curation of World Cinema RESURRECTION
    Image Source: Film Development Council of the Philippines FB Page

    Sentimental Value

    2026 • R-13 • 2h 13m
    DRAMA
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    FDCP Presents A Curation of World Cinema SENTIMENTAL VALUE
    Image Source: Film Development Council of the Philippines FB Page

    Sound of Falling

    2026 • R-18 • 2h 28m
    DRAMA
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    FDCP Presents A Curation of World Cinema SOUND OF FALLING
    Image Source: Film Development Council of the Philippines FB Page

    Selected titles will screen at Robinsons Movieworld, Ayala Malls Cinemas, Gateway Cineplex, Power Plant Cinema, Shangri-la Plaza Red Carpet Cinema, and Cinema 76.

    Plan Your Next Cinema Run

    From futuristic thrillers and survival horror to animated fun, emotional drama, and award-winning world cinema, this week’s releases bring something for every movie mood. Whether you’re planning a solo cinema break or a group movie night, this week’s new movies brings plenty of options worth seeing on the big screen. So tag your crew, grab that extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-see films.

    Stay tuned for next week’s fresh batch of releases and updates. Keep ClickTheCity bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away!

  • NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Greenland 2: Migration, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, and More!

    NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Greenland 2: Migration, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, and More!

    It’s New Movies Wednesday, and the mid-January movie calendar just got a whole lot more exciting. Opening in cinemas today are Greenland 2: Migration, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, A Werewolf Boy, The History of Sound, and The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants. From world-ending survival stories and nerve-shredding horror to tender coming-of-age drama sweeping romance and animated family fun, this week’s new movies cover every possible mood. Whether you’re planning a serious cinema night or a lighthearted big-screen escape, there’s a fresh release ready to match your vibe.

    Let’s check out what’s new on the big screen today.

    Greenland 2: Migration

    2026 • PG • 1h 37m
    ADVENTURE, SCIENCE FICTION, THRILLER
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    Survival is only the beginning in this high-stakes sequel. After finding refuge in the Greenland bunker when the comet Clarke devastated Earth, the Garrity family faces their most dangerous journey yet. With resources running out, they must cross a shattered Europe in search of a new place to call home.

    Gerard Butler returns in full survival mode, backed by relentless tension and large-scale spectacle. This is gripping, emotionally charged cinema that asks how far a family can go when the world has already ended once.

    Why watch it now? Because big-screen suspense hits harder when the stakes are global.

    28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

    2026 • R-16 • 1h 49m
    HORROR, SCIENCE FICTION, THRILLER
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    The infected world grows darker in this chilling new chapter. Dr. Kelson becomes entangled in a shocking relationship with consequences that threaten humanity’s fragile future, while Spike’s encounter with Jimmy Crystal spirals into an inescapable nightmare.

    Anchored by haunting performances and an atmosphere thick with dread, this film leans into psychological terror as much as physical danger. Fans of smart, unsettling sci-fi horror will find plenty to hold onto here.

    Why see it in cinemas? Because fear feels more intense when shared in the dark.

    A Werewolf Boy

    2026 • PG • 2h 5m
    DRAMA
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    This tender drama explores connection, compassion, and the pull of human nature. A teenage girl moves with her family to the countryside and encounters a mysterious, feral boy living on their land. As she helps him learn how to live among people, a fragile bond forms, challenged by instincts that cannot be easily tamed.

    Why watch it this week? Because smaller stories can leave the biggest impact.

    The History of Sound

    2026 • R-13 • 2h 8m
    DRAMA, MUSIC, ROMANCE
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    Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, this lyrical drama follows Lionel, a gifted music student, whose life changes after meeting David at the Boston Conservatory in 1917. United by a shared love for folk music, their connection is rekindled years later through a letter that leads them on an unexpected journey through rural Maine to preserve traditional songs.

    With Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor at its heart, the film blends romance, memory, and music into a moving reflection on love and legacy.

    Why catch it on the big screen? Because its quiet beauty deserves space to breathe.

    The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants

    2026 • PG • 1h 35m
    ADVENTURE, ANIMATION, COMEDY, FAMILY
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    SpongeBob is back, bigger and bolder than ever. Determined to prove himself to Mr. Krabs, SpongeBob follows the legendary Flying Dutchman on a swashbuckling seafaring quest that takes him to the deepest depths of the ocean. Along the way, familiar faces and laugh-out-loud moments keep the adventure moving at full speed.

    Colorful, silly, and packed with heart, this animated outing is perfect for families, longtime fans, and anyone who wants a joyful escape.

    Why watch it today? Because some characters never outgrow the big screen.

    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: 

    Anaconda

    2026 • PG • 1h 39m
    ADVENTURE, COMEDY
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    The Housemaid

    2026 • R-16 • 2h 11m
    MYSTERY, THRILLER
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    Call Me Mother

    2025 • PG • 2h
    COMEDY, DRAMA
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    Bar Boys: After School

    2025 • PG • 2h 6m
    DRAMA
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    I’mPerfect

    2025 • G • 1h 11m
    ROMANCE
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    Love You So Bad

    2025 • PG • 1h 52m
    ROMANCE
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    Manila’s Finest

    2025 • PG • 1h 59m
    ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
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    Rekonek

    2025 • PG • 1h 55m
    DRAMA, FAMILY
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    Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins

    2025 • R-13 • 2h 28m
    HORROR
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    Unmarry

    2025 • PG • 2h 10m
    DRAMA
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    Avatar: Fire and Ash

    2025 • PG • 3h 15m
    ADVENTURE, FANTASY, SCIENCE FICTION
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    GET SHOWTIMES 3D

    Zootopia 2

    2025 • PG • 1h 47m
    ADVENTURE, ANIMATION, COMEDY, FAMILY
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    Wicked: For Good

    2025 • PG • 2h 17m
    FAMILY, FANTASY, MUSICAL, ROMANCE
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    From apocalyptic journeys and terrifying futures to heartfelt dramas and animated adventures, this week’s new movies cover every corner of the big screen experience. Catch Greenland 2 Migration, 28 Years Later The Bone Temple, A Werewolf Boy, The History of Sound, or The SpongeBob Movie Search for SquarePants starting today. So tag your crew, grab that extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-see films. Stay tuned for next week’s fresh batch of releases and updates. Keep ClickTheCity bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away!

  • NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Anaconda, The Housemaid, and More!

    NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Anaconda, The Housemaid, and More!

    New year, new stories, new reasons to head back to the big screen. This week marks the very first batch of movie releases for 2026, and it’s already serving a mix of laughs, thrills, and music-fueled moments worth watching. Leading the first new movie releases of the year are Anaconda, a jungle adventure comedy packed with chaos and laughs, and The Housemaid, a sleek thriller that turns a dream job into a dangerous game. The celebration continues this weekend with two highly anticipated event screenings arriving January 10. Fans can catch #Runseokjin_Ep.Tour The Movie and Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club Final Chapter Part 2, both ready to light up the big screen. Ready to make your first cinema pick of 2026?

    Let’s check out what’s new on the big screen today.

    New Movies January 8 2026 - Anaconda, The Housemaid

    Anaconda

    2026 • PG • 1h 39m
    ADVENTURE, COMEDY
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    The year kicks off with laughs, chaos, and a rainforest full of danger. Anaconda follows a group of longtime friends facing midlife crossroads who head into the jungle to remake their favorite movie from their youth. What starts as a nostalgic passion project turns into a wild survival story involving natural disasters, dangerous criminals, and enormous snakes.

    Anaconda | Paul Rudd and Jack Black

    With Paul Rudd and Jack Black at the center, the film delivers fast-paced humor, outrageous situations, and buddy-movie energy that feels tailor-made for a crowd.

    The Housemaid

    2026 • R-16 • 2h 11m
    MYSTERY, THRILLER
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    If your first movie of 2026 needs a darker edge, The Housemaid is ready. Millie Calloway accepts a live-in job with the wealthy Winchester family, hoping for a fresh start. What she walks into instead is a seductive game of secrets, scandal, and shifting power that becomes more dangerous with every revelation.

    Sydney Sweeney as Millie and Amanda Seyfried as Nina in The Housemaid
    Sydney Sweeney as Millie and Amanda Seyfried as Nina in The Housemaid. Photo Credit: Daniel McFadden/Lionsgate

    Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried bring intensity and intrigue to a story built on tension, mood, and carefully timed shocks. It is sleek, unsettling, and impossible to look away from.

    #Runseokjin_Ep.Tour The Movie

    (Opening Date: January 10, 2026)

    2026 • PG • 1h 34m
    DOCUMENTARY, MUSIC
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    The first concert film of 2026 brings Jin’s solo fan concert world tour straight to the big screen. Spanning 10 cities and 20 performances, the film captures the most thrilling moments of the tour, built around the theme of “challenge.” Across five energetic rounds, Jin sings, laughs, and connects with ARMY through music, missions, and heartfelt exchanges.

    From tracks on his album “Happy” to songs from “Echo” and a special BTS medley, the experience blends emotion and spectacle in a way only a cinema can deliver.

    Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club Final Chapter Part 2

    (Opening Date: January 10, 2026)

    2026 • G • 1h 14m
    ANIMATION, MUSIC
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    The story continues in the second film of the Final Chapter trilogy. Picking up after season two and the OVA, this chapter follows the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club as friendship, ambition, and music guide their next steps.

    With polished animation, powerful songs, and character moments fans have been waiting for, this installment delivers warmth, heart, and a celebration of what makes the series special.

    FAN FAVORITES STILL SHOWING

    Missed last week’s releases? No worries. After the MMFF 2025 entries that opened last December 25, these crowd-pleasers are still going strong, packing theaters with action, laughs, and heart. Here’s what’s holding strong:

    Call Me Mother

    2025 • PG • 2h
    COMEDY, DRAMA
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Bar Boys: After School

    2025 • PG • 2h 6m
    DRAMA
    GET SHOWTIMES

    I’mPerfect

    2025 • G • 1h 11m
    ROMANCE
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Love You So Bad

    2025 • PG • 1h 52m
    ROMANCE
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Manila’s Finest

    2025 • PG • 1h 59m
    ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Rekonek

    2025 • PG • 1h 55m
    DRAMA, FAMILY
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins

    2025 • R-13 • 2h 28m
    HORROR
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Unmarry

    2025 • PG • 2h 10m
    DRAMA
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Avatar: Fire and Ash

    2025 • PG • 3h 15m
    ADVENTURE, FANTASY, SCIENCE FICTION
    GET SHOWTIMES
    GET SHOWTIMES 3D

    Zootopia 2

    2025 • PG • 1h 47m
    ADVENTURE, ANIMATION, COMEDY, FAMILY
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Wicked: For Good

    2025 • PG • 2h 17m
    FAMILY, FANTASY, MUSICAL, ROMANCE
    GET SHOWTIMES

    Ready to Kick Off 2026 at the Movies?

    The first new movies of 2026 bring variety excitement and fan-favorite events to cinemas this week. Start with Anacondaor The Housemaid today January 8, then line up your weekend plans for January 10 with two special releases made for the big screen. Keep ClickTheCity Movies bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away. So tag your crew, grab that extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-see films. 2026 moviegoing starts now.

  • New Year, New Binge: Must-Watch Movies & Series on Prime Video This January 2026

    New Year, New Binge: Must-Watch Movies & Series on Prime Video This January 2026

    Kick off the new year with an exciting lineup of fresh stories, big stars, and binge-worthy series on Prime Video. This January 2026, expect everything from gripping action thrillers and heartfelt dramas to high-stakes competition shows and long-awaited series returns. Whether you’re in the mood for edge-of-your-seat suspense, romance, or explosive entertainment, Prime Video’s January slate has something to keep your watchlist full.

    Movies

    She Rides Shotgun
    January 2, 2026

    She Rides Shotgun

    After years in prison, Nate (Taron Egerton) has made some dangerous enemies, including the powerful criminal gang he worked for on the inside. Desperate for a fresh start, Nate cuts ties with his old crew on his release from prison, but the gang retaliates by putting a hit on his family. Nate picks up Polly, the shy eleven-year-old daughter he hardly knows and goes on the run to keep her out of harm’s way. As they attempt to stay off the radar, it becomes clear that their enemies are relentless and won’t give up easily. Nate teaches Polly how to survive and watches her transform from a timid little girl into a force to be reckoned with. And Nate, in turn, learns what it is to love unconditionally as he bonds with his daughter and battles for their future.

    Sigue Mi Voz (Follow My Voice)
    January 2, 2026

    Follow My Voice

    After a health crisis that keeps her at home for 76 consecutive days, Klara does nothing but listen to her favorite radio program, “Sigue Mi Voz” (“Follow My Voice”). But one day, she wonders: is it possible to fall in love with someone you’ve heard on the radio, but have never met? Can she truly feel something for Kang, the radio show host whose voice she’s only heard once? Will she overcome her fears and venture out into the world again?

    Der Tiger
    January 2, 2026

    Der Tiger

    The five-man crew of a German Tiger tank is sent on a secret mission far behind the fiercely contested front line. Fueled by the Wehrmacht’s methamphetamine, their mission increasingly becomes a journey into the heart of darkness.

    Preparation for the Next Life
    January 19, 2026

    Prepartaion For The Next Life

    An Uyghur woman, trained by her military father, migrates to NYC where she finds herself laboring in Chinatown’s underground kitchens. She fatefully encounters a young American soldier who just returned from three tours in the Middle East.

    The Wrecking Crew
    January 28, 2026

    The Wrecking Clue

    In this action comedy, two estranged half-brothers, Jonny (Jason Momoa) and James (Dave Bautista) are forced to reunite after their father’s mysterious death. As they set out to uncover the truth, buried secrets resurface and loyalties are tested, unveiling a conspiracy that can tear their family apart. Together, they are ready to WRECK anything that gets in their way.  Set in the streets of Hawaii, the film is directed by Angel Manuel Soto (Blue Beetle) and also stars Claes Bang, Jacob Batalon, Stephen Root, and Morena Baccarin.

    Series

    Spring Fever
    January 5, 2025

    Spring Forever

    Based on a web novel, Spring Fever is a rom-com drama that follows Yoon Bom (Lee Joo-been), who moves to the small town of Sinsu for a new beginning. Having closed off her heart, she works as a school teacher and tries to keep to herself. Sun Jae-gyu (Ahn Bo-hyun) is an unpredictable native to the rural town. Upon seeing Bom, he is instantly smitten and pursues her unabashedly. Initially detached and cold, Bom gradually opens her heart after meeting Sun Jae-gyu. 

    The Darwin Incident
    January 6, 2026

    The Animal Liberation Alliance, an eco-terrorist organization, rescues a pregnant chimpanzee from an animal testing lab-only for it to give birth to a half-human, half-chimpanzee “humanzee” named Charlie! Fifteen years later, Charlie’s human foster parents are finally ready to send him to a normal high school, where he makes his first friend: a human girl named Lucy. In the meantime, however, the ALA’s stance has become ever more extreme, and now they’re here to drag Charlie into their terrorist plot…

    Beast Games Season 2
    January 7, 2026

    Beast Games 2

    After a record-shattering first season, Beast Games is back! Bigger, bolder, and more intense than ever. MrBeast has assembled 100 of the planet’s strongest competitors and 100 of the world’s smartest minds. “Strong vs. Smart” will battle for an eye-watering $5,000,000 prize. As players face off in the ultimate collision of brain and biceps; alliances will form and trust will break. Every challenge pushes the limits of human strength, intelligence and strategy. What wouldn’t you do for $5,000,000? 

    The Night Manager Season 2
    January 11, 2026

    The Night Manager

    Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) thought he’d buried his past. Now living as Alex Goodwin – a low-level MI6 officer running a quiet surveillance unit in London – his life is comfortingly uneventful. Then one night a chance sighting of an old Roper mercenary prompts a call to action and leads Pine to a violent encounter with a new player: Colombian businessman Teddy Dos Santos (Diego Calva).

    On this perilous new journey, Pine meets Roxana Bolaños (Camila Morrone), a businesswoman who reluctantly helps him infiltrate Teddy’s Colombian arms operation. Once in Colombia, Pine is plunged deep into a deadly plot involving arms and training of a guerrilla army. As allegiances splinter, Pine races to expose a conspiracy designed to destabilise a nation. And with betrayal at every turn, he must decide whose trust he needs to earn and how far he’s willing to go before it’s too late.

    Steal
    January 21, 2026

    Steal

    Steal is a contemporary, high-octane thriller about the heist of the century and the ordinary office worker, Zara (Sophie Turner), who finds herself at the heart of it. A typical work day at a pension fund investment company, Lochmill Capital, is upended when a gang of violent thieves burst in and force Zara and her best mate Luke (Archie Madekwe) to execute their demands. But who would steal billions of pounds of ordinary people’s pensions and why? DCI Rhys (Jacob Fortune-Lloyd) is determined to find out, but as a recently relapsed gambling addict, Rhys must keep his own money problems at bay while dealing with the secret agendas and competing interests at the center of this far-reaching crime. 

    The series comes from executive producers Greg Brenman and Rebecca de Souza, and producer Nuala O’Leary. Amazon MGM Studios is producing alongside Drama Republic.

    What to Watch First?

    From emotional father-daughter journeys and pulse-pounding heists to romance, war stories, and massive reality show spectacles, Prime Video’s January 2026 lineup sets the tone for an unforgettable year of streaming. Clear your schedule, grab your snacks, and get ready to press play—your next obsession is just a click away.

  • NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Zootopia 2, KMJS’ Gabi Ng Lagim: The Movie, Salvageland, and More!

    NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Zootopia 2, KMJS’ Gabi Ng Lagim: The Movie, Salvageland, and More!

    It’s the last New Movie Wednesday of November, and this week’s releases bring a fun mix of global hits and homegrown stories. Zootopia 2 brings Judy and Nick back for another twisty mystery, Keeper traps audiences in a chilling cabin horror, and KMJS’ Gabi Ng Lagim: The Movie unleashes three terrifying tales inspired by real events. For fans of tense confrontations, Salvageland delivers a gritty father-son standoff, while Tharae The Exorcist blends action and horror in a battle between faith and folklore. Which stories are calling out to your midweek watchlist?

    Here’s what’s showing starting today:

    Now Showing November 26, 2025 Zootopia 2

    Zootopia 2

    2025 • PG • 1h 47m
    Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family
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    Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, fresh from busting Zootopia’s wildest case, hit a snag in their buddy-cop dynamic. Chief Bogo shoves them into counseling, but a slithery venomous snake mystery soon cranks up the stakes. Expect laughs, chases, and that signature animal charm.

    Ideal for group outings, isn’t it time to reunite with these clever critters?

    Keeper

    2025 • R-13 • 1h 41m
    Horror, Mystery
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    Liz and Malcolm’s sweet anniversary getaway takes a terrifying turn when Malcolm abruptly returns to the city, leaving Liz alone in a secluded cabin. As night falls, she discovers that something evil has been waiting there long before they arrived. Every shadow hides a secret, and the cabin itself may be the key to a horror she never imagined.

    Craving a scare that sticks? This chiller delivers twists perfect for late-night viewings.

    KMJS’ Gabi Ng Lagim: The Movie

    2025 • R-13 • 1h 56m
    Horror
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    Drawing from authentic accounts, this anthology unleashes three tales of terror: a seafarer trapped in a cursed voyage, an island stalked by a flesh-eating creature, and a woman battling a horde of demons make for a chilling cinematic journey.

    Local chills rooted in reality make this a standout for Pinoy audiences. Ever wondered how true stories amp up the fear factor?

    Salvageland

    2025 • R-16 • 1h 31m
    Thriller
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    Amid Pinatubo’s dramatic vistas in a imagined locale close to the capital, a seasoned lawman and his novice offspring fortify their outpost as a fugitive draws syndicate fire, sparking a raw family trial by combat.

    Intense and intimate, this narrative weaves action with heartfelt stakes. Perfect if you’re drawn to tales of resilience under pressure.

    Tharae The Exorcist

    2025 • R-13 • 1h 58m
    Action, Horror
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    In Thailand’s largest Catholic village, an ancient demon resurfaces and forces two unlikely heroes to team up. A strict priest and a bold shaman must put aside their clashing beliefs to confront an evil entity shaped by both faith and old folklore. This horror action entry blends spiritual battles, cultural lore, and edge-of-your-seat tension.

    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: 

    Wicked: For Good

    2025 • PG • 2h 17m
    FAMILY, FANTASY, MUSICAL, ROMANCE
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    Meet, Greet & Bye

    2025 • G • 1h 46m
    Drama
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    Now You See Me: Now You Don’t

    2025 • PG • 1h 52m
    Crime, Mystery, Thriller
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    Predator: Badlands

    2025 • PG • 1h 47m
    Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
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    Quezon

    2025 • PG • 2h 15m
    DRAMA, HISTORY
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    With five new titles ready to bring fun, chills, action, and heart to your week, the cinemas are calling. Whether you’re planning a family movie night, a solo escape, or a barkada hangout, there’s a title guaranteed to spark your next big screen favorite. Keep ClickTheCity Movies bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away. So tag your crew, grab that extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-see films. Your midweek just got a major upgrade. Happy watching! 

  • NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Wicked: For Good, Wildcat, and More!

    NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Wicked: For Good, Wildcat, and More!

    It’s New Movie Wednesday, and the magic is real, literally! Wicked: For Good finally lands in cinemas, bringing the long-awaited final chapter of Glinda and Elphaba’s spellbinding story to the big screen. Meanwhile, K-Drama meets heartfelt adventure in Finding Santos, as a former idol searches for a piece of the past in the Philippines. And if you’re in the mood for high-octane thrills, Wildcat unleashes a dangerous rescue mission that pushes an ex-black ops team to the edge. And if you’re craving a touch of nostalgia, A-Rewind brings two celebrated classics Karnal and Sa Aking Mga Kamay back to theaters for a special big-screen revival. From fantasy to feels of firepower, this week’s lineup has it all.

    Here’s what’s showing starting today:

    New Movies November 19, 2025 Wicked: For Good, Wildcats, Finding Santos

    Wicked: For Good

    2025 • PG • 2h 17m
    FAMILY, FANTASY, MUSICAL, ROMANCE
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    Oz welcomes you back. Wicked For Good brings Glinda and Elphaba together once more as an angry mob rises and their world reaches a turning point. With everything at stake, the two must confront their past and rediscover the honesty and empathy that once anchored their friendship. Packed with grand visuals, emotional intensity, and stellar performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, this long-awaited continuation is poised to sweep audiences into a story filled with magic and heart.

    Finding Santos

    2025 • PG • 1h 53m
    COMEDY, DRAMA, ROMANCE
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    Former K-pop star Woojin (Jang Theo) sets off for the Philippines after learning his grandmother wishes to find Santos, the war veteran who once saved her life. Joined by his loyal manager Junha and the enthusiastic Gabby (Maeg Medina), the search leads them through unexpected twists, heartfelt moments, and a journey that becomes more meaningful than any of them anticipated.

    Wildcat

    2025 • R-16 • 1h 39m
    ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
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    If you’re craving action, Wildcat is ready to rev up your week. When the daughter of a former black ops leader faces a dire threat, her old team reunites for a high-risk heist that tests loyalty and skill at every turn. Starring Kate Beckinsale at her fiercest, this gritty thriller delivers intense sequences, tight teamwork, and the kind of tension that keeps you glued to the screen.

    A-Rewind: A Celebration of Classics

    Rediscover two celebrated films on the big screen through this special showcase now showing exclusively at select Ayala Malls Cinemas. These restored classics offer a rare chance to revisit unforgettable stories that helped shape local cinema.

    Ayala Malls Cinemas A Rewind featuring Karnal and Sa Aking Mga Kamay

    Karnal

    • • 2h 3m
    DRAMA, HORROR
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    Sa Aking Mga Kamay

    2017 • R-16 • 1h 55m
    ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
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    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: 

    The Running Man

    2025 • R-13 • 2h 12m
    Action, Science Fiction, Thriller
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    Meet, Greet & Bye

    2025 • G • 1h 46m
    Drama
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    Now You See Me: Now You Don’t

    2025 • PG • 1h 52m
    Crime, Mystery, Thriller
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    Predator: Badlands

    2025 • PG • 1h 47m
    Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
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    Quezon

    2025 • PG • 2h 15m
    DRAMA, HISTORY
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    With fantasy, action, drama, and classic cinema all playing this week, there’s something for every type of moviegoer. Wicked: For Good enchants, Finding Santos warms the heart, Wildcat brings the adrenaline, and A-Rewind delivers cinematic nostalgia worth revisiting. Whether you’re planning a family movie night, a solo escape, or a barkada hangout, there’s a title guaranteed to spark your next big screen favorite. Keep ClickTheCity Movies bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away. So tag your crew, grab that extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-see films. Your midweek just got a major upgrade. Happy watching! 

  • MOVIE REVIEW: You Can’t Make a Rock Legend Human: A Review of ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere’

    MOVIE REVIEW: You Can’t Make a Rock Legend Human: A Review of ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere’

    I grew up listening to Bruce Springsteen’s music, so a biopic about the musician and the emotional struggles he had gone through while putting together one of his more famous albums, ‘Nebraska,’ was an intriguing prospect. Jeremy Allen White, whom I’m familiar with since his work on ‘Shameless,’ portrays the musician affectionately known as “The Boss,” adding another layer of interest as I know he’s grown as an actor with his critically acclaimed performance in the hit show ‘The Bear.’

    Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere centers on 1981, right after one of Bruce Springsteen’s sold-out tours. Portrayed as an artist wary of commercial success and stardom, he appears exhausted and in need of a break. His manager, Jon Landau (Jeremy Strong), rents him a house near his New Jersey hometown where he can lie low and write new songs. There, Bruce ends up confronting his troubled childhood, his difficult relationship with his father (Stephen Graham), and his nurturing mother (Gabby Hoffman).

    Springsteen Deliver Me from Nowhere

    There, he begins writing songs, cutting demos and recording demos on a low-tech four-track recorder with Mike Batlan (Paul Walter Hauser) and develops a romance with Faye Romano (Odessa Young), the sister of an old high school friend. The songs become a way through for him to reconcile his past and his fears of the future. He begins to get irritable and frustrated as he records the songs in the studio with his band, finding that the purity of the demos should be kept. His relationship with Faye gets serious, which prompts him to distance himself as he is afraid of hurting her. There’s pressure from the studio who wants to cash in on his recent hit tour and force him to go commercial. All the while, Jon is protecting Bruce through all of this as Bruce must face what’s really troubling him inside.

    Director and screenwriter Scott Cooper takes an intimate approach in portraying the American rock legend. Far from the big concerts and the magazine covers, he situates Jeremy Allen White in mundane settings – as mundane as a rock star can afford – like a large house in Colts Neck, playing as a session guitarist in small-town bar with a home grown band, the diner where Faye works, a rural amusement park, and driving long stretches of highway sandwiched by New Jersey forests.

    Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere

    The film is introspective and quiet. Playing out most of the narrative in New Jersey, there’s a rustic, provincial feel to it that contrasts Bruce’s blossoming fame. The film works hard to try and paint Bruce Springsteen as a regular person even though we know he’s about to become an even bigger musical star after this album. The contrast between the settings in New Jersey to the ones in New York when he records and when the executives are previewing the material. At this point in his life, the film seems to say, he’s still an ordinary man on the precipice of rock stardom.

    White is magnificent as Springsteen. He performs all his own songs (as noted in the credits) and appears to play his own instruments. He has the deep voice and the drawl I’ve come to remember from Springsteen’s interviews. But more than that, Jeremy Allen White embodies an everyman quality to the character, someone so unaware of his own aura.

    Springsteen Deliver Me From Nowhere

    Jeremy Strong is equally a standout here as Jon Landau, portraying a man who understands Springsteen completely. Without fanfare or loud moments, his presence is a quiet strength that is dead set on protecting his talent. There’s a concern that never becomes imposing, that hovers just below the surface that the camera picks up, which he is able to let out when he’s talking to his wife (Grace Gummer). Together, White and Strong amplify their scenes and present the ideal dynamic between manager/artist relationship.

    The film talks about depression and the struggles of a famous artist as he is putting together a landmark album, and I found the film engrossing and insightful. I love seeing how songs and albums are put together – both as demos and studio cuts – but also in the business sense, when record executives start talking about marketing and sales. So, this was interesting to me, on a personal level. How interesting it would be to others, I’m not so sure. When the film enters the musical numbers, it’s great as this is music that I love listening to. 

    But when the film ended, I felt at a loss about what it really was trying to say. While it tells us that even big rock legends are suffering from depression, it feels somewhat distant from the everyday occurrences of people suffering from this mental condition. At this point in his life, Springsteen had Landau and his own success to fall back on. He made a great album, for sure, but what do I do with his? By working so hard trying to make Springsteen appear normal and human, it inadvertently reminds us of how great an artist he is and how privileged he was at the time of this story. 

    My Rating:

    Springsteen Deliver Me from Nowhere



    Experience the story behind the legend! Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere is now showing in cinemas, don’t miss Jeremy Allen White’s stunning portrayal of Bruce Springsteen. Check showtimes and buy your tickets now

  • NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: The Running Man, Meet Greet & Bye, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, and More!

    NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: The Running Man, Meet Greet & Bye, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, and More!

    It’s New Movie Wednesday, and this week arrives with something for every movie fan. First up is The Running Man, pitting Glen Powell against deadly hunters in a made-for-TV bloodsport. Sonic fireworks follows as j-hope Tour “Hope On The Stage” The Movie lands with concert-stage joy, while Jujutsu Kaisen: Zero – Revival gives anime fans a thrilling supernatural comeback. Drama lovers are served heartfelt storytelling in Meet, Greet & Bye and music-driven emotion in Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere. Rounding things out is the return of magnetic illusions in Now You See Me: Now You Don’t.

    Ready to plan that movie date? Here’s everything opening this week.

    New Movies November 12, 2025 The Running Man, Now You See Me: Now You Don't, Meet Greet & Bye

    The Running Man

    2025 • R-13 • 2h 12m
    Action, Science Fiction, Thriller
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    Imagine a world where survival is prime-time entertainment, and one guy’s fighting back against the odds. That’s the hook of The Running Man, a slick remake starring Glen Powell as Ben Richards, a dad pushed to the brink to save his daughter. Josh Brolin shines as the slick producer pulling the strings, while Michael Cera adds quirky edge. This action-packed sci-fi thriller keeps you guessing with chases, twists, and a sharp jab at our obsession with spectacle. It’s the kind of film that leaves you cheering for the underdog.

    Bonus: Photo taken at the UK Premiere of The Running Man with Tom Cruise, Glen Powell, Edgar and Cast

    When Tom Cruise says he was at the edge of his seat and ate all the popcorn, you know you’re going to have a thrill ride at the movies.

    The Running Man UK Premiere

    j-hope Tour “Hope On The Stage” The Movie

    2025 • PG • 1h 30m
    Documentary, Music
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    If you’re all about that concert vibe without the crowds, this documentary is your golden ticket. Follow BTS’s j-hope through his solo world tour, blending hits from Jack In The Box and HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1 with fresh tracks like “Killin’ It Girl.” Catch exclusive backstage chats and guest spots from Jin, Jung Kook, and Crush, it’s pure joy wrapped in rhythm. Jung Ho-seok leads as himself, with his bandmates adding that extra sparkle. This one’s a feel-good celebration that’ll have you dancing in your seat.

    Jujutsu Kaisen: Zero – Revival

    2025 • R-13 • 1h 45m
    Action, Animation, Fantasy
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    Jujutsu Kaisen: Zero returns to the big screen for a revival run packed with action, heart, and supernatural battles. This revival delves into Yuta Okkotsu’s world, where a haunted teen teams up with exorcists to tackle a vengeful curse from his past. Satoru Gojo steps in as the cool mentor, guiding Yuta through intense training and epic showdowns. Voices by Megumi Ogata, Kana Hanazawa, and Yuichi Nakamura bring the fantasy to life with heart and high energy. It’s action, animation, and a touch of the supernatural, perfect for fans craving that emotional punch alongside the thrills.

    Meet, Greet & Bye

    2025 • G • 1h 46m
    Drama
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    Heart meets healing in Meet, Greet & Bye, a family drama about love, loss, and second chances. Maricel Soriano plays a mother battling cancer who dreams of meeting her favorite K-drama idol before she runs out of time. Her children, portrayed by Piolo Pascual, Joshua Garcia, Juan Karlos Labajo, and Belle Mariano join forces to make it happen, on one condition: she must continue her treatment afterward. Expect touching performances, relatable family moments, and a story that will have you smiling through tears.

    Now You See Me: Now You Don’t

    2025 • PG • 1h 52m
    Crime, Mystery, Thriller
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    The illusionists are back, and they’re pulling off the impossible once more. Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, and Isla Fisher reprise their roles as the Four Horsemen, joined by fresh faces for a heist that’s equal parts clever and chaotic. Expect sleight-of-hand spectacles, revenge plots, and surprises that play out in real time. This crime-mystery-thriller keeps the pace electric, making you question every twist. If you loved the originals, this sequel amps up the fun. Think you can figure out the illusion before the credits roll? Think again.

    Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere

    2025 • PG • 2h
    Drama, Music
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    Step into the shoes of a rising star grappling with fame’s heavy weight. Jeremy Strong embodies Bruce Springsteen in his early days, navigating success while facing personal demons. Paul Walter Hauser adds depth to the ensemble in this music-infused drama. It’s raw, reflective, and packed with tunes that echo the Boss’s spirit. For anyone who digs biopics with soul, this one’s a quiet powerhouse that lingers long after the credits roll.

    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: 

    Predator: Badlands

    2025 • PG • 1h 47m
    Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
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    Bugonia

    2025 • R-16 • 1h 58m
    Crime, Science Fiction, Thriller
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    Lakambini, Gregoria de Jesus

    2025 • PG • 1h 33m
    Biography, Drama, History
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    Quezon

    2025 • PG • 2h 15m
    DRAMA, HISTORY
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    From futuristic survival games to touching family stories and blockbuster comebacks, this week’s movie lineup is packed with reasons to hit the cinema. Whether you’re planning a family movie night, a solo escape, or a barkada hangout, there’s a title guaranteed to spark your next big- screen favorite. Keep ClickTheCity Movies bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away. So tag your crew, grab that extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-see films. Your midweek just got a major upgrade. Stay tuned for more movie buzz, and happy watching!