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  • 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! 

  • “You Guys Crushed It!” — Tom Cruise’s Seal of Approval: “The Running Man” Hits Theaters November 12

    “You Guys Crushed It!” — Tom Cruise’s Seal of Approval: “The Running Man” Hits Theaters November 12

    Tom Cruise Cheers on Glen Powell’s Thrilling New Role

    Tom Cruise knows a thing or two about action—and he’s giving Glen Powell a thumbs up. The Top Gun: Maverick legend turned up at the star-studded London premiere of The Running Man, Powell’s latest high-octane feature, and he couldn’t stop raving.

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    Glen Powell and his Top Gun: Maverick costar Tom Cruise at the London premiere of Powell’s new action thriller The Running Man

    In a feel-good moment shared on Instagram, Cruise declared:

    “Another great night out with my friends at the movies! You guys crushed it, congratulations! I laughed, was on the edge of my seat, and ate way too much popcorn.”

    Their reunion had fans buzzing as the duo posed for photos alongside director Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Shaun of the Dead), co-stars Josh Brolin and Colman Domingo, and the rest of the powerhouse cast.

    The Plot: Survive the Hunt

    Based on Stephen King‘s dystopian novel, The Running Man follows Ben Richards (Powell), a blue-collar father with one mission: save his terminally ill daughter. With nowhere else to turn, he agrees to compete in the nation’s most-watched TV show—also its deadliest.

    The premise is terrifying: survive 30 days while professional killers, known as Hunters, try to track you down. Every second is broadcast to a rabid audience, and each day survived earns a bigger cash prize. No contestant has ever lasted a full month… until Ben.

    Richards’ gritty resolve and instinctive wit make him a surprise fan-favorite—and a serious threat to the twisted system. But with fame comes danger, and now he must outsmart not just the Hunters, but a nation obsessed with watching him fall.

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    (From left) Glen Powell, director Edgar Wright, Colman Domingo, Emilia Jones, Tom Cruise and Lee Pace at the London premiere of The Running Man

    A Star-Studded Cast & Visionary Direction

    Helmed by Edgar Wright, this reimagined Running Man blends razor-sharp commentary with relentless action. Powell leads an all-star cast that includes:

    Wright’s signature style promises a bold, fast-paced experience with social commentary that hits home—delivered with the flash and fire fans have come to expect.

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    (From left) Glen Powell, director Edgar Wright and Tom Cruise at the London premiere of The Running Man

    Behind the Scenes: A Moment of Humor

    During a red carpet exchange at CinemaCon earlier this year, Cruise jokingly slipped into character, saying, “See, I’m in The Running Man, too.”

    Powell shot back with a grin:

    “I will say that all of my running technique did come straight from Tom.”

    Call it full-circle mentorship—with a bit of movie magic thrown in.

    Watch the Final Trailer Here: 

    Ready to Run?

    With Cruise’s glowing endorsement, a stellar creative team, and a gripping story that blends action with heart, The Running Man is shaping up to be one of this year’s most anticipated films.

    Catch The Running Man only in cinemas starting November 12.

    Follow updates at #RunningManMovie @paramountpicsph

    Photo and Video Credit: “Paramount Pictures”

  • Zero Mercy, Zero Survivors: New Featurette Breaks Down the Brutal World of “The Running Man”

    Zero Mercy, Zero Survivors: New Featurette Breaks Down the Brutal World of “The Running Man”

    The Deadliest Game Is About to Begin

    What would you do if your only shot at saving your daughter meant stepping into the most brutal reality show on the planet? In The Running Man, that’s the nightmare Glen Powell’s character must face—where survival isn’t just unlikely, it’s statistically nonexistent.

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    A brand-new behind-the-scenes featurette, “Inside the World of The Running Man,” peels back the curtain on this adrenaline-charged thriller. With insight from director Edgar Wright and the film’s powerhouse cast—including Powell, Colman Domingo, and Josh Brolin—the video sets the stage for a game of survival unlike anything we’ve seen before.

    Watch the Featurette Now:

    Welcome to Tomorrow’s Most Twisted Reality Show

    Set in a dystopian future obsessed with televised violence and spectacle, The Running Man reimagines Stephen King’s chilling novel for a new generation. Contestants—known as “Runners”—have 30 days to survive being hunted by a squad of professional killers, all while the nation watches live, hungry for blood and betting on their deaths.

    Enter Ben Richards (Glen Powell), a desperate man with nothing left to lose. When the system leaves him no choice, he signs up for the deadly game, hoping to win enough to pay for his daughter’s medical treatment. But Ben quickly becomes more than just another Runner—he becomes a symbol of resistance.

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    Edgar Wright Levels Up the Action

    Known for his high-octane storytelling (Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World), Edgar Wright brings a ferocious new energy to this adaptation. Unlike the 1987 cult classic, this version leans closer to King’s original novel—amplifying its societal critique, tension, and psychological thrills.

    Wright explains in the featurette how he wanted the game to feel larger, more real, and more terrifying. It’s not just about action; it’s about the dehumanizing power of media and the moral rot at the heart of an entertainment-hungry culture.

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    Glen Powell Leads a Stacked Cast

    Fresh off Top Gun: Maverick and Twisters, Glen Powell transforms into a gritty, grounded Ben Richards—a man pushed to the brink and beyond. In the featurette, Powell shares how this isn’t your typical hero’s journey. His Ben is messy, emotional, and dangerously unpredictable.

    He’s joined by an all-star cast:

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    High Stakes. No Rules. Zero Survivors.

    The film’s premise is terrifyingly timely. As audiences cheer for carnage, Ben’s rising popularity begins to threaten the very system that created the show. With each close call and narrow escape, the nation tunes in tighter—and the producers double down.

    As Powell puts it, The Running Man isn’t just a survival thriller. It’s a commentary on how far we’ve come—or fallen—as a society addicted to watching others fail.

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    A Visual and Emotional Spectacle

    From neon-lit streets to sprawling urban warzones, Wright’s vision turns the entire world into a stage—and every camera into a weapon. The cinematography blends kinetic energy with stark realism, making the viewer feel like they’re part of the chase.

    Meanwhile, the emotional core of the story—Ben’s fight for his daughter—grounds the action in heartbreak and humanity. It’s these contrasts that make The Running Man pulse with urgency.

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    Mark Your Calendar: The Hunt Starts November 12

    Get ready for a survival story that cuts deep. The Running Man opens exclusively in Philippine cinemas on November 12—and based on this featurette, it promises to be one of the year’s most unforgettable cinematic events.

    Whether you’re a fan of high-stakes thrillers, satirical sci-fi, or just great performances, this is one race you’ll want a front-row seat for.

    Watch your back. Trust no one. And remember: in this game, the only rule is survive.

    #TheRunningMan #RunningManMovie @paramountpicsph

    Photo and Video Credit: “Paramount Pictures”

  • Edgar Wright Directs. Glen Powell Stars. Stephen King Approves. “The Running Man” Hits Cinemas November 12

    Edgar Wright Directs. Glen Powell Stars. Stephen King Approves. “The Running Man” Hits Cinemas November 12

    Why The Running Man is the Action-Thriller You Can’t Miss This November

    Lights. Camera. Mayhem. The Running Man is racing into Philippine cinemas on November 12, and it’s not just another remake—it’s a bold, bloody, and brilliant reimagining of Stephen King’s high-stakes survival story. With an all-star cast, a visionary director, and a chillingly familiar world, this movie has everything you want in an edge-of-your-seat blockbuster.

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    Glen Powell is Ben Richards in The Running Man

    Here are the top reasons you’ll want to book your tickets early.

    It’s Based on a Stephen King Novel—Yes, THAT One

    Published in 1982 under King’s pen name Richard Bachman, The Running Man imagines a dystopian future where a crumbling America turns its desperation into deadly entertainment. Set in a brutal, media-obsessed 2025, the film follows Ben Richards (played by Glen Powell), a working-class father forced to enter a horrifying game show where contestants—called “Runners”—are hunted by assassins on live TV.

    With every passing day, the cash prize grows. So does the body count. But Ben isn’t just running for money—he’s running for his daughter, his dignity, and the truth.

    And yes—Stephen King himself co-executive produces the film.

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    Director Edgar Wright on the set of Paramount Pictures’ “The Running Man,” starring Glen Powell.

    Edgar Wright Brings His Signature Style—and the King’s Blessing

    When it comes to directors with flair, Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World) is in a league of his own. For The Running Man, Wright teamed up with co-writer Michael Bacall to stay truer to King’s novel than the 1987 Schwarzenegger version.

    At the recent New York Comic Con, Wright joked that filming a faithful movie adaptation to The Running Man, where main protagonist Ben Richards plays the world’s deadliest game of hide-and-seek, running from city to city to escape his hunters, was exhausting. “But I’m proud of it,” he said. “It’s an expansive movie that was ambitious.”

    Even better? Stephen King gave the film his personal stamp of approval. ‘It’s more faithful to the book to keep the fans happy, but different enough to keep me on my toes and excited.’”

    Talk about a glowing review.

    Watch the Trailer Here:

    Glen Powell Is Your New Favorite Action Hero

    Glen Powell may have flown high in Top Gun: Maverick, but here, he’s in full beast mode. As Ben Richards, Powell is gritty, grounded, and surprisingly funny. He’s angry, sure—but also deeply human. The kind of hero you can root for, not just watch.

    And when it comes to running? Powell had a little help from the best.

    ““I will say that all of my running technique did come straight from Tom [Cruise],” he shared at CinemaCon, recalling training with his Top Gun co-star. Add to that his stint with the all-star cast of The Expendables 3, and you’ve got an action star forged by legends.

    The Villains? Deliciously Evil

    What’s a great hero without some unforgettable villains?

    Josh Brolin leads the dark side as Dan Killian, a charismatic TV executive who manipulates Richards into playing the game. Colman Domingo oozes showmanship as Bobby Thompson, the over-the-top host who turns murder into ratings gold. And Lee Pace? Absolutely chilling as McCone, the masked hunter who’s always a step ahead.

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    Josh Brolin is Dan Killian in The Running Man

    It’s a rogue’s gallery you’ll love to hate.

    Surprise Stars Steal the Scene

    Look out for two scene-stealing cameos from Michael Cera and William H. Macy. They may not be on screen for long, but their roles are vital to Ben’s journey—and may just become instant fan favorites. (Bonus: Cera reunites with Edgar Wright from Scott Pilgrim, bringing a fun easter egg for longtime fans.)

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    Director Edgar Wright, left, and Micahel Cera on the set of Paramount Pictures’ “THE RUNNING MAN.”

    A World That’s Eerily Close to Home

    The movie’s setting is technically futuristic, but it feels disturbingly now. Think: media spectacles, corporate greed, and a society obsessed with watching others fall. Wright describes it as “retro-futuristic”—like the 1980s imagined the future, and then it happened anyway.

    From neon-drenched cities to high-stakes chases through broken streets, the world-building is both fascinating and terrifyingly real.

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    Katy O’Brian plays one of the Runners in The Running Man

    Final Countdown: The Game Begins November 12

    If you’re craving a movie that thrills, shocks, and maybe even makes you think, The Running Man delivers it all. With big performances, big questions, and even bigger action, this is one ride you don’t want to miss.

    The Running Man opens only in cinemas nationwide this November 12.
    Get ready to run. #RunningManMovie @paramountpicsph

    Photo and Video Credit: “Paramount Pictures”

  • New Trailer Alert: “The Running Man” Starring Glen Powell Races into PH Cinemas this November

    New Trailer Alert: “The Running Man” Starring Glen Powell Races into PH Cinemas this November

    Ready, Set… Run.

    What if your survival was entertainment? What if your life was a ratings game? Edgar Wright’s The Running Man isn’t just a movie—it’s a blood-pumping, genre-bending ride into the future of reality TV taken to the extreme.

    The brand-new trailer just dropped, and it’s everything fans of suspense, action, and dark satire could hope for. With Glen Powell leading the charge and Wright’s signature style pulsing through every frame, The Running Man is shaping up to be the must-watch thrill ride of the year.

    Philippine cinemas, brace yourselves: the game begins November 12.

    The Plot: Survive or Be Silenced

    In a dystopian near-future, The Running Man is the highest-rated show on television. But this isn’t just a competition—it’s a televised deathmatch. Contestants, known as Runners, have 30 days to survive while being hunted by professional killers. Every moment is broadcast live, feeding a nation obsessed with bloodlust and spectacle.

    Enter Ben Richards (Glen Powell), a desperate father pushed to the edge. His daughter is sick, and the medical bills are mounting. With no options left, Ben signs up for the game.

    The show’s slick but cutthroat producer, Dan Killian (Josh Brolin), promises riches… if he lives. But Ben’s unshakable will to survive, his sharp instincts, and quiet rebellion make him an unexpected crowd favorite. The more the nation roots for him, the more dangerous the game becomes—for him and the system that depends on people like him losing.

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    Behind the Scenes: A Killer Lineup

    The Running Man is directed by Edgar Wright, the visionary behind Baby Driver and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Co-written by Wright and Michael Bacall, and based on Stephen King’s gripping novel, this adaptation reimagines the story for a new generation of viewers—and thrill-seekers.

    Cast Highlights:

    • Glen Powell as Ben Richards
    • Josh Brolin as Dan Killian
    • Colman Domingo, William H. Macy, Lee Pace, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, Daniel Ezra, Jayme Lawson, Sean Hayes, and Katy O’Brian round out this powerhouse ensemble.

    Presented by Paramount Pictures in association with Domain Entertainment, this Kinberg Genre / Complete Fiction Production is executive produced by George Linder, James Biddle, Rachael Prior, Audrey Chon, Pete Chiappetta, Anthony Tittanegro, and Andrew Lary. Produced by Simon Kinberg, Nira Park, and Edgar Wright.

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    The Countdown Is On

    Will Ben escape the hunters? Will the audience turn on him—or join his rebellion? And what does it say about a society that cheers for blood?

    There’s only one way to find out.

    Catch The Running Man in Philippine cinemas starting November 12. Watch the trailer now and get ready for a jaw-dropping, adrenaline-charged cinematic event.

    #RunningManMovie
    @paramountpicsph

  • Buckle Up! Glen Powell Promises Non-stop Action in “The Running Man,” in Cinemas November 12

    Buckle Up! Glen Powell Promises Non-stop Action in “The Running Man,” in Cinemas November 12

    “We’re really breaking out the heavy artillery, the big explosions,” Glen Powell says in the new “Behind the Action” featurette for his upcoming movie, The Running Man, opening only in cinemas November 12. “Hopefully I’ll make the stunts look cool. This is going to be fun.”

    Watch the “Behind the Action” Featurette Here:

    The Story: A Game of Survival in a Society Obsessed with Spectacle

    Directed by Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Shaun of the Dead), The Running Man is set in a near-future world where the highest-rated television show is a brutal contest called The Running Man. Contestants, known as Runners, must evade professional assassins for 30 days to win a growing cash prize. Every second of their lives is televised, with the bloodthirsty public tuning in for entertainment.

    Glen Powell stars as Ben Richards, a working-class father who joins the deadly competition as a last resort to afford treatment for his sick daughter. But what starts as desperation becomes defiance. As Ben navigates explosive encounters and intense showdowns, his grit and instincts earn him an unexpected fan base. Now a threat to the very system that created the show, Ben must survive not just the Hunters—but a society obsessed with watching him fall.

    Josh Brolin co-stars as the show’s cunning producer Dan Killian, joined by a stellar cast including Colman Domingo, William H. Macy, Lee Pace, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, Daniel Ezra, Jayme Lawson, Sean Hayes, and Katy O’Brian.

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    Behind the Stunts and Training: Powell Pushes the Limits

    The film’s action-packed momentum is matched only by Glen Powell’s physical preparation. As seen in the “Behind the Training” featurette, Powell endured intense stunt rehearsals and tactical conditioning to bring Ben Richards to life. Every chase, crash, and confrontation was designed with practical effects and real-world intensity.

    Tom Cruise, Powell’s Top Gun: Maverick co-star, even offered advice during prep: “You don’t look as cool as you think,” Cruise warned about on-screen running—a tip Powell took to heart.

    Director Edgar Wright’s adaptation stays closer to Stephen King’s original novel than the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger version. The result is a darker, grittier film that blends fast-paced spectacle with a chilling social critique of media and mass entertainment.

    See How Glen Powell Trained for the Role:

    Production Notes and Cinematic Scale

    Principal photography began in November 2024 in the United Kingdom, including high-profile location shoots such as Wembley Stadium. Filming wrapped in March 2025, with early footage screened at CinemaCon showcasing large-scale set pieces and relentless action.

    Wright’s signature kinetic style is on full display—explosions, immersive chases, and tension-filled moments shot with precision. The production team brought together top-tier talent behind the scenes to ensure every sequence delivered both visually and emotionally.

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    Release Details and Full Credits

    Only in cinemas beginning November 12, 2025.

    Paramount Pictures presents
    In association with Domain Entertainment
    A Kinberg Genre / Complete Fiction Production
    An Edgar Wright Film

    “THE RUNNING MAN”

    Executive Producers
    George Linder, James Biddle, Rachael Prior, Audrey Chon, Pete Chiappetta, Anthony Tittanegro, Andrew Lary

    Produced by
    Simon Kinberg, p.g.a., Nira Park, p.g.a., Edgar Wright, p.g.a.

    Based on the novel by
    Stephen King

    Screenplay by
    Michael Bacall & Edgar Wright

    Directed by
    Edgar Wright

    Starring
    Glen Powell, Josh Brolin, Colman Domingo, William H. Macy, Lee Pace, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, Daniel Ezra, Jayme Lawson, Sean Hayes, Katy O’Brian

    For updates, follow #RunningManMovie and @paramountpicsph.

  • The Race for Survival Begins: Watch Glen Powell in the Explosive New “The Running Man” Trailer

    The Race for Survival Begins: Watch Glen Powell in the Explosive New “The Running Man” Trailer

    Millions Hunt. One Runs. Everyone Watches.

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    The chase is officially on! Paramount Pictures has just dropped the thrilling new trailer for The Running Man, directed by the brilliant Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Shaun of the Dead) and starring Glen Powell (Top Gun: Maverick, Twisters). Get ready for high-stakes action, shocking twists, and edge-of-your-seat thrills when The Running Man hits Philippine cinemas on November 5.

    Watch the Official Trailer Now:

    Survival Is the Only Option

    In the not-so-distant future, society’s obsession with spectacle reaches a deadly peak with The Running Man—the most-watched show on television. Contestants, known as “Runners,” must survive a brutal 30-day manhunt, pursued by elite assassins, all for the entertainment of a bloodthirsty global audience.

    But survival isn’t the only prize. Each passing day means bigger cash rewards, life-changing fame… and unimaginable danger.

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    Meet the Game’s Most Wanted

    Glen Powell stars as Ben Richards, a working-class everyman pushed to his limits. With his young daughter gravely ill and options running out, Ben makes an unthinkable choice: enter The Running Man arena, risking it all for a shot at saving her life.

    But Ben isn’t your average contestant. His resilience, street smarts, and sheer grit quickly capture the nation’s attention—and challenge the twisted system behind the show.

    Leading the spectacle is Josh Brolin as Dan Killian, the show’s magnetic yet ruthless producer, determined to keep audiences glued to their screens, no matter the cost.

    Colman Domingo joins the powerhouse cast, bringing intensity to a world where entertainment, control, and violence collide.

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    The Higher the Ratings, the Greater the Risk

    As The Running Man becomes a global obsession, so does Ben Richards’ defiant stand against impossible odds. But the producers won’t let him win easily. With professional Hunters on his trail and an entire nation cheering for blood, Ben faces the fight of his life.

    Will his courage be enough to outsmart the killers—and expose the dark truth behind the game? Or will he become just another tragic highlight in this deadly spectacle?

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    An Action-Packed Thriller You Can’t Miss

    Helmed by visionary director Edgar Wright, The Running Man promises adrenaline, sharp satire, and jaw-dropping action. Wright’s signature style—blending humor, heart, and explosive visuals—brings this iconic story roaring to life for a new generation.

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    The Countdown Is On

    Mark your calendars! The Running Man hits Philippine cinemas nationwide on November 5.

    Get ready to run, cheer, and question everything you thought you knew about survival, entertainment, and rebellion.

    Follow the action using #RunningManMovie and stay tuned for more updates from @paramountpicsph.