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New Movies This Week: Regretting You, Dracula, Everyone Knows Every Juan, CineSilip Film Festival, and More!
This week’s movie lineup is an exciting mix of heartfelt drama, fantasy-fueled horror, and real-life oddities hitting the big screen starting today, October 22. Regretting You brings Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel to life in an emotional mother-daughter story starring Allison Williams and Mckenna Grace. Dracula: A True Tale reimagines the gothic legend with Christoph Waltz and Caleb Landry Jones, while Roofman turns a bizarre true crime story into a gripping cat-and-mouse chase starring Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst. Adding local flair, Everyone Knows Every Juan and Walong Libong Piso deliver drama and dark humor rooted in Filipino storytelling, while Xeno brings a bold sci-fi adventure led by Lulu Wilson. And for an extra thrill, the CineSilip Film Festival kicks off with seven thought-provoking films screening exclusively at Ayala Malls Cinemas this week.

Here’s your guide to everything hitting the big screen this week:

Regretting You

2025 • PG • 1h 55m
Drama, Romance
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Morgan Grant (Allison Williams) and her daughter Clara (Mckenna Grace) find their world upended after a tragic accident exposes painful family secrets. As the two try to rebuild, they confront betrayal, loss, and the complicated love that binds mothers and daughters through every heartbreak. Regretting You is a tender, emotional journey that asks, can love survive when trust is shattered?

Dracula: A True Tale

2025 • R-16 • 2h 8m
Fantasy, Horror, Romance
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Centuries of longing and bloodlust take center stage in Dracula: A True Tale. Prince Vladimir (Caleb Landry Jones), heartbroken after his wife’s death, curses God and is transformed into a vampire. When he meets her doppelgänger centuries later in London, his immortal existence spirals into obsession. With Christoph Waltz and Zoe Bleu Sidel rounding out the cast, this gothic retelling blends passion and terror in a story as haunting as it is tragic.

Everyone Knows Every Juan

2025 • R-13 • 1h 53m
Comedy, Drama
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Family reunions are rarely simple, and in Everyone Knows Every Juan, they’re downright chaotic. When the Sevilla siblings gather in their ancestral home a year after their mother’s passing, old wounds resurface and long-buried secrets bubble up. Expect a mix of laughter, tears, and sharp humor as Edu Manzano, Joel Torre, and Gina Alajar lead this relatable story of family ties tested by truth.

Roofman

2025 • R-13 • 2h 5m
Comedy, Crime, Drama
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Inspired by an unbelievable true story, Roofman follows Jeffrey Manchester (Channing Tatum), a charming ex-soldier who pulls off daring fast-food heists by sneaking in through the roof. After a prison escape, he hides inside a toy store for months, until a chance romance with Leigh (Kirsten Dunst) threatens to expose everything. Funny, suspenseful, and surprisingly heartfelt, this quirky caper proves that second chances can come from the most unexpected places.

Walong Libong Piso

2025 • R-16 • 1h 35m
Drama
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Paolo Gumabao takes on a complex role in Walong Libong Piso, the film adaptation of the acclaimed stage play. The story follows a young actor who agrees to a questionable deal for quick cash, only to find himself caught in a web of deceit, vulnerability, and self-discovery. It’s a raw and daring exploration of ambition and the price of desire.

Xeno

2025 • PG • 1h 43m
Adventure, Drama, Mystery, Science Fiction
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When a fearless teen (Lulu Wilson) discovers an injured alien near her home, she learns that her new friend isn’t the creature she expected—it’s powerful, hunted, and hiding a dangerous secret. As government agents close in, she must decide how far she’ll go to protect it. Xeno is a thrilling and emotional sci-fi adventure about friendship, bravery, and what it means to belong.

CineSilip Film Festival 2025

This year’s CineSilip Film Festival proudly showcases the next generation of Filipino filmmakers. From over a hundred submissions, seven films were selected for their unique storytelling and fearless vision:
- Babae Sa Butas
- Dreamboi
- Haplos Sa Hangin
- Maria Azama: Da Best PRnstar*
- Salikmat
- Pagdaong
- Ang Lihim Ni Maria Makinang
Each film offers something different, from sensual, surreal dramas to gritty social commentaries, proving that Filipino cinema continues to push creative boundaries.

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:

Quezon

2025 • PG • 2 hrs 15 mins
DRAMA, HISTORY
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Black Phone 2

2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 53 mins
HORROR, THRILLER
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Good Fortune

2025 • R-13 • 1 hr 37 mins
COMEDY, DRAMA, FANTASY
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TRON: Ares

2025 • PG • 1 hr 58 mins
ACTION, ADVENTURE, SCIENCE FICTION
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Good Boy

2025 • PG • 1 hr 11 mins
HORROR, THRILLER
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Hamilton

2025 • PG • 2h 59m
Musical, Drama, History
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One Battle After Another

2025 • R-16 • 2 hrs 42 mins
ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
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That’s your lineup for the week, six new titles and one film festival mean you’ve got plenty of reasons to catch something fresh this week. Will it be Dracula: A True Tale for chills, Roofman for laughs, or Regretting You for all the feels? Maybe it’s time to support local movies at CineSilip. Catch them all starting today, only in cinemas.

Swing by ClickTheCity Movies for showtimes and snag your tickets today. Stay tuned for next week’s fresh releases and updates. Happy watching!
October 22, 2025
Josh Boone Cast Fil-Am Talent Sam Morelos as Lexie in “Regretting You,” Now Showing in Cinemas

Filipino-American talent Sam Morelos brings charisma, comedy, and heart to the big screen as Lexie in Regretting You, the emotionally charged adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel. Directed by Josh Boone, known for the YA classic The Fault in Our Stars, this new film is poised to captivate both loyal Hoover fans and newcomers alike.

And when it came to casting Lexie—the witty, no-nonsense best friend of Clara Grant—Boone knew exactly who he wanted from the start.

“About 900 people submitted tapes for Lexie,” says Boone. “Sam Morelos was our first and only choice. They’re one of the most popular characters in any screening. They always get the most laughs.”

A Story of Secrets, Healing, and Reconnection

At the heart of Regretting You is the story of a mother and daughter navigating the painful aftermath of loss. Allison Williams stars as Morgan Grant, a woman grappling with betrayal and heartbreak, while Mckenna Grace plays Clara, her teenage daughter discovering hidden truths about love and family.

Rounding out the cast are Dave Franco, Mason Thames, Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald, and Clancy Brown, making this ensemble drama one of the season’s most anticipated releases.

Watch the Trailer Here:

Lexie: The Ride-Or-Die Best Friend You’ll Wish Was Yours

Morelos’s character, Lexie, is Clara’s best friend since childhood—and the emotional support system she leans on when things fall apart.

“Lexie is just a fun, light presence,” says Morelos, a proud first-generation Filipino-American. “In a movie where there’s a lot of tension, Lexie is the knife that cuts it. I was laughing whenever I was on set – mostly at my own jokes.”

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From Casting Call to Colleen Hoover Convert

Interestingly, Morelos wasn’t a Hoover reader before being cast—but filming Regretting You changed that fast.

“I have been familiar with Colleen Hoover’s work for a very long time but to be completely honest, I haven’t considered myself an avid reader since middle school,” they share. “My attention span has dwindled as I get older, so to get this job was such a gift because it gave me the opportunity to rediscover my love for reading. Since then, I became a very quick fan of Colleen and her storytelling. Lexie immediately piqued my interest because of how fun and magnetic she was in the audition scenes – it felt as though she was jumping off the page. I was so drawn to her and the story she had to tell that I knew I wanted this job.”

Behind the Scenes: Slang Lessons and Set Bonding

Morelos also had a blast off-camera, forming strong connections with the cast.

“Everyone was a joy to work with,” says Morelos. “Allison was so interested in Gen Z vernacular and I became her guide. She started saying things like, ‘Slay the house down, Boots. Houston, I’m deceased.’ Dave Franco is so sweet and so curious.”

A Movie Meant to Be Shared

For Morelos, Regretting You is more than a tearjerker—it’s a conversation starter.

“Everyone should watch Regretting You in theaters with their moms, their best friends, and their partners,” they say. “Watching this film in a cinema filled with that much love will make you want to hold your people closer, it’s that infectious. I want audiences to walk into the lobby talking about their own relationships – remembering the moments that you and your best friend got drunk after a big fight with your boyfriend, that night you had your first kiss and called your mom about it, and all the little moments that shaped your relationships in the long run. It’s a story of love that everyone can relate to in their own little way, which is what will make Regretting You so special to so many people.”

Regretting You, from Paramount Pictures, is now showing in Philippine cinemas. #RegrettingYouMovie

October 22, 2025
Mason Thames Warns: “Bring Plenty of Tissues” for the Emotional Ride of “Regretting You,” in Cinemas October 22

“It’s an emotional roller coaster, so bring plenty of tissues,” teases Mason Thames about the much-anticipated adaptation of Regretting You, landing in Philippine cinemas on October 22.

Directed by Josh Boone (The Fault in Our Stars, Stuck in Love), this coming-of-age family drama explores the fragile threads that connect mothers and daughters, especially when those threads are tested by tragedy, secrets, and the complexities of growing up.

When Tragedy Strikes, Truth Unravels

Based on the bestselling novel by Colleen Hoover, Regretting You follows Morgan (played by Allison Williams) and her teenage daughter Clara (Mckenna Grace) as their world is shattered by a life-altering accident. What follows is a gripping journey of rediscovery—of love, of family, and of self.

“I have always been and always will be attracted to movies about families, specifically kids who are finding out that their parents are fallible. That’s an important moment in anybody’s life.”

A Tale of Two Generations

Allison Williams describes the story as one that speaks to audiences of all ages.

“There’s so much contained within this movie,” says Williams, who plays Morgan Grant. “When I’m talking to another mother, I say it’s about a mom who is watching her daughter go through a moment that completely changed her own life. She is hoping that her daughter won’t do the same thing, but at the same time she does not regret having her daughter. When I talk to younger people, it’s about a couple that’s clearly meant to be together. That could actually be referring to either of the romances in the movie. It is also about a relationship that begins at the moment when two kids are about to embark on a new adventure in the world. That’s part of what made it so meaty and such fun to work on.”

Playing Clara, Mckenna Grace was immediately drawn to the character’s emotional depth.

“It’s really sad, but still such fun. When I read the book, I really connected to Clara. The dialogue felt so natural that I sometimes threw in things from the book that weren’t in the script, but that were so right for Clara. Josh created such a fun and safe environment to create in that it was easy. He’s so much funnier himself than I ever expected.”

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Romance, Regret, and Second Chances

Enter Dave Franco as Jonah, Morgan’s unexpected love interest. Known for edgier roles, Franco embraced the opportunity to play “a genuinely nice guy.”

“I have played degenerates in recent films, so when he [Josh] called and asked if I was open to playing a nice guy, I was ready,” says Franco. “It is fun to play morally ambiguous characters, but it’s also nice to play someone that audiences can root for.

And yes, there’s more love in the air.

Mason Thames plays Miller, Clara’s romantic counterpart, and he isn’t shy about the film’s impact:

“This movie can be very sad, but it’s also very sweet, often funny and a bit of a journey. I hope the audience leaves crying. It’s an emotional roller coaster, so bring plenty of tissues.”

From Page to Screen, With Heart

Colleen Hoover herself couldn’t be more thrilled.

“Audiences will have a fun and emotional experience. It is something you can watch with friends and family and feel good about, then go back and watch it a second time with a different group of friends. It’s just a real feel good movie.”

Regretting You isn’t just about heartbreak—it’s about how people move through it, survive it, and sometimes even grow stronger because of it.

“No matter what, life keeps going and things keep happening. says Boone. “You are going to laugh again. I say that from experience.”

Don’t Miss the Movie Event of the Season

With a star-studded cast that includes Sam Morelos, Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald, and Clancy Brown, and a story that tugs at the heart, Regretting You is poised to become the next fan-favorite film for lovers of emotional storytelling.

Mark your calendars:

Regretting You opens in cinemas across the Philippines on October 22, courtesy of Paramount Pictures. Check showtimes and buy your tickets here.

October 17, 2025
Who Is Clara Grant? Get to Know Mckenna Grace’s Powerful Role in “Regretting You,” In Theaters October 22

Meet Clara Grant: 12 Fun Facts You’ll Love

“Mckenna brings so much life to Clara,” says Allison Williams, who plays Morgan Grant, mom to Mckenna Grace’s Clara in the upcoming tragic romance Regretting You. “She’s an extraordinary actress.”

In Regretting You — adapted from Colleen Hoover’s hit novel — Allison Williams and Mckenna Grace portray Morgan and Clara Grant, mother and daughter pushed apart by tragedy. When a shocking betrayal emerges after a devastating accident, they must unearth buried secrets, redefine love, and stand by each other again. The luminous ensemble includes Dave Franco, Mason Thames, Sam Morelos, Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald, and Clancy Brown. Directed by Josh Boone (of The Fault in Our Stars fame).

Watch the Official Trailer Here:

After the trailer’s August release, fans were immediately smitten. One admirer wrote:

“OMG, Mckenna is perfect as Clara.”

Ready to fall deeper into Clara’s world? Here are 12 fun facts that make her—and the actress behind her—truly unforgettable.

1. Starting young, soaring high

At 19, Mckenna Grace began acting at age 5. Her credits span Captain Marvel to The Handmaid’s Tale, for which she earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series.

“Clara has been such a special role for me,” says Grace. “She’s so complicated, mature and immature all at once.”

2. On‑screen love, real‑life friendship

Clara’s boyfriend Miller is played by Mason Thames — who, in real life, is one of Grace’s best friends.

“We already knew each other so well because we’ve been goofing off for the past year, doing all these stupid things,” Grace says of Thames. “And then, all of a sudden, we were working together, running around, having a blast!”

3. The first week was wild

The earliest scenes took place in Miller’s home, where the set included goats, horses, and more. Grace recalls this first week as her favorite. And yes, she traveled with her beloved Yorkie, Gizmo.

4. Sometimes, Clara stirs the pot

In one climactic scene, Miller accuses Clara of using him just to “piss off” her mom. Grace admits:

“Clara does some things that she knows will piss off her mama,” Grace laughs. “The interesting thing is that sometimes I don’t think she knows there’s a part of her that’s doing it to piss her off. Sometimes she definitely does, though, and does it anyways!”

5. Their shared passion: films

Clara dreams of acting; Miller wants to direct. Movies are one of their deepest bonds.

“Miller is a filmmaker, so he’s very creative,” notes Thames.

6. Guilty‑pleasure romance flicks

Miller apparently loves Elizabethtown (a Cameron Crowe film), a nod to director Josh Boone’s own inspirations.

7. Sharp wit, hidden pain

Though grief weighs on her, Clara still brings humor and sarcasm. As Thames teases:

“Whoever his first kiss was with, I bet it was nothing like his first kiss with Clara,” says Thames of when Miller and Clara’s romance first blooms. “That is a moment that everybody is looking for. And once you find it, it’s pretty special.”

8. Top student turned rebel

Before the tragedy, Clara was a straight‑A pupil. Afterwards, she spirals, rebelling and pushing away her mother through bad choices. Grace notes:

“There are a lot of bad decisions that Clara makes within her grief, just trying to figure herself out. Which I think makes her very human,” says Grace. “This film is about her and her mom trying to find each other again.”

9. A director steeped in adaptation

Josh Boone, who previously brought The Fault in Our Stars to film, now brings Regretting You to life.

10. Music is Clara’s compass

Music drives the film’s tone (you’ll notice an R.E.M. logo on Boone’s hoodie in set pics). He says he builds a movie’s identity around its soundtrack:

“Music is almost the starting point for me to even know whether to make a movie or not,” Boone says. “I worked at a record store for many years before I made movies, so the first thing I do is build a soundtrack. Music is important to Clara, too.”

11. A confidante in real life

Grace says she doesn’t carry many secrets but becomes “a vault” for others.

“I don’t have a lot of secrets of my own, but I am a vault for other people’s,” says Grace. “I’m somebody people tell a lot of secrets to. I never tell. I am a really, really good secret-keeper.”

12. Grace’s own musical heart

Offscreen, she’s a musician, having released 30+ songs since debuting her single “Haunted House” in 2021. She calls songwriting “is my therapy.”

Mark Your Calendars

Regretting You, from Paramount Pictures, opens in Philippine cinemas October 22. #RegrettingYouMovie

Whether you’re a Colleen Hoover superfan or just love a story that’ll make you cry, laugh, and maybe call your mom — this is one fall movie you won’t want to miss.

October 10, 2025
Colleen Hoover’s “Regretting You” Wows Fans at First Public Screening — A Powerful Film for Women, Mothers, Daughters and Friends
“So much fun!” – That’s how author Colleen Hoover described the atmosphere at the first public screening of Regretting You— the latest film adaptation based on one of her best-selling novels.

Hosted by Hoover herself, alongside fellow author and film producer Anna Todd (After series), the intimate event gathered passionate fans for a special evening of film, fun, and feels. And judging by the reactions, this one’s going to be a tearjerker — in the best way possible.

A Night of Firsts — and All the Feels

Before the lights dimmed, guests were treated to a warm and candid Q&A session with Hoover and Todd, offering behind-the-scenes insights and heartfelt anecdotes from their journey bringing the novel to the big screen.

Then came the movie — a heartfelt, emotional rollercoaster that had fans laughing, crying, and applauding with joy.

Social media was instantly flooded with glowing reactions:

“I love when a movie is sad and cute and wholesome and funny all in one”. “Colleen Hoover, you did it again. Congratulations on another incredible movie!!! And big thank you to @paramountco for having us” content creator @mollykatecline posted.

@sammietrinidadcreates shared how the movie took her on a feel-good emotional journey: “If you like to cry, this movie is for you. If you like to laugh, this movie is for you. It tickled my bookish heart. What an unforgettable experience. Thank you @regrettingyoumovie & @colleenhoover”

Nikki Snook, a producer for “Entertainment Tonight” enjoyed the film and invited everyone to see it too:

“I loved the film, I cried, laughed and it’s a perfect film to see with girlfriends. I hadn’t read the book but now that you gave it to me, I want to read it. This is the perfect movie for women, daughters, mothers and friends. I’m telling everyone to see it.”

Watch the Official Trailer Here:

Praise for the Cast: Mckenna Grace Shines Bright

Film journalist Perri Nemiroff of Collider praised the cast, spotlighting Mckenna Grace’s standout performance as Clara Grant:

“Such a perfect film for what it is. Mckenna can really embrace any character. I really loved her performance.”

Content creator @makfranziska was in awe of Grace as well, posting:

“Absolutely loved this adaptation to such a good book. I’m so grateful to have seen this beautiful film! Mckenna’s performance was captivating and didn’t disappoint! Must see movie for this year.

About the Film: A Story of Secrets, Loss, and Healing

From the author of It Ends with Us and the director of The Fault in Our Stars, Regretting You explores the delicate dynamics of a mother-daughter relationship tested by tragedy, betrayal, and buried family secrets.

Allison Williams stars as Morgan Grant, a woman trying to keep her daughter’s life on track — even as her own is unraveling. Mckenna Grace plays Clara, her spirited teenage daughter, who begins to question everything she thought she knew about love and family.

When a shocking accident reveals truths that neither is ready to face, the two must learn how to trust — and love — each other again.

The star-studded cast also includes Dave Franco, Mason Thames, Sam Morelos, Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald, and Clancy Brown, with direction by Josh Boone and a screenplay by Susan McMartin.

Watch “THE mother-duo” Featurette:

Coming Soon to Philippine Cinemas

Regretting You is a joint production between Paramount Pictures, Constantin Film, Harbinger Pictures, and Frayed Pages. With themes of growth, resilience, and rediscovery, this is more than a book-to-screen adaptation — it’s a film that speaks to anyone who’s ever lost, loved, or longed to heal.

Catch Regretting You in Philippine cinemas starting October 22.

Film Credits:
- Directed by: Josh Boone
- Written by: Susan McMartin
- Based on the novel by: Colleen Hoover
- Produced by: Brunson Green (p.g.a.), Anna Todd, Flavia Viotti (p.g.a.), Robert Kulzer
- Executive Producers: Colleen Hoover, Allison Williams, Mckenna Grace, Dave Franco, and more
- Starring: Allison Williams, Mckenna Grace, Dave Franco, Mason Thames, Sam Morelos, Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald, Clancy Brown
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October 3, 2025
Cast of “Regretting You” Talks Heart, Humor, and Healing in New Featurette
A Deeply Human Story Comes to Life on Screen

Stories that manage to balance heartbreak with humor are rare—and Regretting You stands out as one of them. In a newly released behind-the-scenes featurette, the cast shares their thoughts on why this film resonates so deeply.

“It hits all the right places, like, it’s dramatic, but it is so funny,” says Mckenna Grace, who stars as Clara Grant. Alongside Allison Williams, who plays Morgan Grant, Grace offers a glimpse into a film that explores the complex layers of family, forgiveness, and rediscovery.

Watch the Official Story Featurette

Audiences can now get an early look at what makes Regretting You such a compelling film. The newly released featurette offers emotional insight, behind-the-scenes moments, and a heartfelt preview of what’s to come.

From Bestselling Novel to Big Screen Adaptation

Regretting You is based on the widely loved novel by Colleen Hoover, author of It Ends with Us. This adaptation, directed by Josh Boone (The Fault in Our Stars), brings to life the fraught yet tender relationship between a mother and daughter torn apart by tragedy and a shocking betrayal.

When a devastating accident reveals long-hidden secrets, Morgan and Clara are forced to reexamine everything they thought they knew—about each other, about love, and about themselves.

A Cast That Brings Authentic Emotion

The emotional gravity of the film is anchored by a powerful ensemble cast:
- Allison Williams as Morgan Grant
- Mckenna Grace as Clara Grant
- Dave Franco
- Mason Thames
- Sam Morelos
- Scott Eastwood
- Willa Fitzgerald
- Clancy Brown
Each actor brings depth and nuance to characters that feel real, relatable, and unforgettable.

A Creative Team That Understands the Heart of the Story

Director Josh Boone, known for his talent in capturing emotional intimacy, teams up with screenwriter Susan McMartin to deliver a script that is both poignant and sharply honest. With Colleen Hoover herself on board as an executive producer, the film stays true to the spirit of the novel while adding new cinematic dimensions.

Why the Characters Resonate

In the featurette, the cast reflects on the connection audiences are likely to feel. “It’s easy to fall in love with these characters,” one actor notes. It’s not just because they’re well-written—it’s because they reflect truths many of us know too well: the sting of betrayal, the pain of silence, the beauty of second chances.

This isn’t just a story about grief. It’s a story about growth.

A Story for Anyone Who Has Ever Faced the Truth and Chosen to Heal

Regretting You isn’t just another adaptation. It’s a layered, emotionally rich film about finding clarity through chaos and connection through conflict. It’s about how love doesn’t always look the way we expect—but shows up when we need it most.

This fall, audiences can expect to feel challenged, moved, and ultimately inspired by a story that is as timely as it is timeless.

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September 22, 2025
When Everything Falls Apart, Love Puts the Pieces Back Together — Watch the Trailer for “Regretting You”
Secrets. Silence. Second chances.

When life unravels, it’s love that threads us back together.

The first official trailer for Regretting You—the highly anticipated film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s beloved novel—is finally here. Directed by The Fault in Our Stars’ Josh Boone, the film stars Mckenna Grace, Allison Williams, Mason Thames, Dave Franco, Scott Eastwood, and Willa Fitzgerald, and will open exclusively in cinemas this October 22.

From Bestseller to Big Screen

Millions of readers held their breath with every page of Regretting You. Now, they’ll get to witness that same heartbreak and hope play out in theaters.

At the center of the story are Morgan Grant (Williams) and her teenage daughter Clara (Grace)—two women navigating a storm of grief and betrayal after a devastating accident changes their lives forever. As painful truths come to light, they must confront the lies they’ve believed, the people they thought they knew, and ultimately, the love that still remains.

Watch the Trailer Now:

A Journey Through Pain, Forgiveness, and Growth

What begins as a story about tragedy becomes a deeply human tale of resilience, self-discovery, and mother-daughter healing.

Tensions mount as Morgan and Clara uncover shocking betrayals and long-buried family secrets. But amid the wreckage, they find something else too: the possibility of starting over.

With emotionally charged performances and a grounded script by Susan McMartin, Regretting You strikes a balance between heartbreak and healing, reminding us that even the deepest wounds can mend—with time, truth, and tenderness.

All-Star Cast & Creative Team
- Allison Williams as Morgan Grant
- Mckenna Grace as Clara
- Mason Thames as Miller
- Dave Franco as Jonah
- Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald, Sam Morelos, and Clancy Brown
The film is based on the novel by Colleen Hoover and produced by Brunson Green, Anna Todd, and Flavia Viotti, alongside executive producers including Colleen Hoover, Mckenna Grace, Dave Franco, and Allison Williams.

Official Poster Now Out

Along with the trailer, a brand new poster has been unveiled—featuring our leads in a poignant portrait that captures the tone of the film: raw, emotional, and real.

Don’t Miss It

Whether you’ve read the book or are discovering this story for the first time, Regretting You promises to leave a lasting impact. Mark your calendars for October 22, and get ready for a movie that will move you, challenge you, and ultimately lift you up.

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August 6, 2025