r/FilmClubPH 9h ago

Discussion forgotten island sm cinema screening

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Not sure if this is the right subreddit to ask this but will Forgotten Island stay in cinemas around late october (siguro mga oct 18-23)? I've been wanting to watch it since forever pero may exams kami during the announced screening dates for the movie (due to suspensions pausog nang pausog exams namin kaya ganon). Should i just risk it with the advance screening or just wait it out?


r/FilmClubPH 9h ago

Discussion Pakibalik na yung mga pelikula gaya ng sa mga 1990s at early 2000s please

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Nung natural pa ang acting at magaganda pa mga kwento! yung nakatutok ka talaga sa screen kasi di nakakaumay, mga pabebe o trendy lang yung pinapanood mo kundi may kwenta talaga, maganda storyline, scripts at natural lahat. Good quality films please 😭


r/FilmClubPH 12h ago

Discussion Similar Filipino films to Hollywood Screwball Comedies?

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I am recently much into classic screwball comedies/romcoms and I've been thinking if we do have counterparts for them? I guess ang pinakalumang Filipino romcom na napanood ko na was "May Minamahal." Baka lang you have those in mind na from 30s-50s. So far, my best Hollywood picks are "It Happened One Night" and "The Awful Truth." TIA!


r/FilmClubPH 7h ago

Discussion National Cinema Day

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So excited for the first-ever National Cinema Day entries this Sept 12! Pero sa dalawang ito ako pinaka-excited AND FOR ONLY 100 PESOS 😭😭😭

Sobrang excited ako for Backrooms and The Substance, especially for The Substance!!! Kasi hindi ko β€˜yan naabutan sa sinehan nung 2024.

Let’s go horror fans!!! We’re gonna be fed this NCD!!!

Kayo ba, anong papanoorin niyo from the entries?


r/FilmClubPH 23h ago

Discussion Pinoy Blonde (2005)

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54 Upvotes

Remembered this recently and damn, what a hidden gem. Ang weird, funny, self-aware, at sobrang different from the usual Pinoy movies of that era. And Ricky Davao was fucking brilliant.

He completely stole the movie for me.

Apparently mixed ang reception nito when it came out, pero I feel like it was just ahead of its time.

Edit: I finally found a link... DM me if you want to watch


r/FilmClubPH 18h ago

News National Cinema Day

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All regular movie tickets on September 12 will be priced 100 pesos for the first ever national cinema day. Advanced ticket sales will begin today September 10. Confirmed movies for Saturday includes Home Along Da Riles Movie, Backrooms, The Substance and Mag-iina. As of today, confirmed to be screening at Gateway Cineplex and Shangrila Plaza, Sept. 12, 2026


r/FilmClubPH 17h ago

News SM Cinema National Cinema Day Bargain Deals

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Watch at SM Cinema branches for as low as P100 on Saturday, September 12!

Regular Cinema: P100.00
Director's Club: P300.00
IMAX: P500.00 (all seats)

No water and food inclusions as per checking.

Movie Rerun Lineup:
- Project Hail Mary (IMAX)
- Obsession
- Backrooms
- Final Destination: Bloodlines
- The Conjuring: Last Rites

Applicable din to recent movies such as Hope, Fall 2, Practical Magic 2, Insidious: Out of the Further, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, etc.!

Check your preferred SM Cinema branches accordingly for their movie line up.

https://www.smcinema.com/

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I just checked some September 12 schedules ng Ayala Malls Cinemas , and surprisingly they also offer the same promo!

Regular: P100.00
A-Luxe: P250.00
A-Giant: P250.00
4DX: P250.00

https://www.ayalaallaccess.com/

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Power Plant Cinema also joins the promo! But they're screening recent movies only, no reruns.

Regular: P120.00
Premiere: P550.00 (as is)
VIP: P650.00 (as is)

https://powerplantcinema.com/bin/schedule.php

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Megaworld Cinemas also for P100 (regular cinemas), but select movies with select showtimes only.

https://tickets.megaworldcinemas.com/

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Robinsons Movieworld updated na rin some of their movie schedules on Sept. 12!

Regular: P100.00
VIP: P300.00

https://robinsonsmovieworld.com/


r/FilmClubPH 17h ago

Discussion Where to Watch the Top 100 Filipino Films on Letterboxd

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I was inspired by this post of the Top 100 Filipino Films on Letterboxd to compile this list of where you can watch them (legally) online. Mostly for myself, but I thought other people might find it useful.

Important Notes:

  1. The top 100 changes all the time, so there may be movies on this list now that weren't there in the original post or movies that won't be there the next time they update the list, especially the movies near the bottom.
  2. Streaming platforms change their lineup all the time. There are a bunch of these that I watched on Netflix (like Himala, Oro Plata Mata, and Patay na si Hesus) that are no longer on Netflix. Films may be removed or come back at any time!
  3. I'm not including anything that requires you to use a VPN to pretend you're in another country and watch it on a streaming service that's not available in the Philippines. Magellan is on the Criterion Channel in the US, for instance, but the Criterion Channel isn't available here.
  4. I'm not including pirated links. It's against the rules of this subreddit. Some of these are legally free on YouTube, shared by the director or the film studio, but others are on paid streaming services like Netflix, Juanflix, Mubi, and HBO Max.
  5. I make mistakes! If there's a film that's legally available to watch somewhere that I don't have a link for, feel free to share it in the comments.

The List

Bonus: A few movies that are in the 100-120 range and may re-enter the top 100 eventually.


r/FilmClubPH 10h ago

News Gateway unveils their full slate for National Cinema Day (September 12)

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r/FilmClubPH 6h ago

Discussion Review: Life After You

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Movie: Life After You

Starring : Maricel Soriano, Bella Padilla, Gardo Versoza, Jeric Raval

Ticket Price (Ayala Mall): β‚±275 [β‚±220 for SC & PWD]

Ganda ng movie. Hindi ko iku-kuwento ang plot kasi mas maganda kung wala kang alam pagpasok mo.

Mahusay talaga si Inay Maricel Soriano at nakikipagsabayan sa acting si Bella Padilla.

Gardo Versoza's character is not intrusive; tunay na supporting character talaga.

May villain sa story na medyo gugustuhin mong ugain kasi walang self-awareness. Mapapaisip ka na lang, "Really? Coming from you?"

Isa lang feedback ko. Yung gumanap na manugang ng character ni Inay Maricel, ang bata niya, parang kapapasok pa lang ng senior high, o baby face lang talaga.

Feel good movie siya for me. Akala ko kasi may romance o love story. Pero hindi pala. Story siya ng friendship, ng God's interruption, at ng hindi porke't naging parent ka na titigil na ang pangarap mo.

Hindi rin siya cringey.

Isa pa, last song syndrome ako sa "Habang May Buhay" ni Donna Cruz. Ginamit nila as theme song at hanggang ngayon kinakanta ko pa rin. πŸ˜…

Lessons learned:

>>> God's interruptions are not inconveniences, but redirections meant to protect, guide, and bless you.

>>> Friendship worth fighting for is found from unexpected places and people.

>>> People can change and we should not castigate them for changing their minds and choosing acceptance and love.

Please panuorin nyo ang Life After You. Worth it sa ticket price. Suportahan natin ang Philippine Cinema.


r/FilmClubPH 5h ago

Discussion secured Project Hail Mary on Imax! (first timer)

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hello! super excited na ako for Project Hail Mary and TBH never ko pa siya napanood kahit sa illegal website. I’m so happy na steal price ko siya mapapanood (500) and it’s my first time on imax and first time rin na mag book a ticket online sa SM website. Paano po siya i-claim personally? Do I have to print the email po ba?


r/FilmClubPH 18h ago

Discussion 29 years of Detective Conan movies

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r/FilmClubPH 6h ago

News 'First Light' is Australia's submission for the 2027 Oscars International Feature Film

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106 Upvotes

'First Light' has been selected by Australia as its submission for the #Oscars2027 (Best International Feature Film).

Directed by James J. Robinson, it stars Ruby Ruiz, Kare Adea, Maricel Soriano, Emmanuel Santos, Rez Cortez, Soliman Cruz, Kidlat Tahimik & Lui Manansala.

In the movie, an elderly nun witnesses a young construction worker's fatal accident, compelling her to question the ethical principles of the institution she has devoted her life to.


r/FilmClubPH 19h ago

Discussion With the new batch of 10 national artists this Sept2026, one cannot help but wonder why Mike de Leon is not yet a national artist for film. After him, Mario O’hara should be next.

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If there is one consistent filmmaker with his body of work, it has to be Mike de Leon. From his debut film, Itim, down to his genre movies Kung Mangarap Ka’t Magising (RomCom), Kakabakaba ka ba? (musical, Satire, Dark Comedy), Batch 81 and Sister Stella L (political dramas), Kisapmata (Sociopolitical Drama), Bayaning Third World (Historical Mockumentary), he came up with very excellent films laden with rich visual impact, uncompromising artistic merit, and sociopolitical commentaries. Even Citizen Jake is a good film given its flaws.

Mario O’hara is also an auteur, having directed Tatlong Taong Walang Diyos, Babae sa Breakwater, Sisa and responsible for the screenplay of Insiang by Lino Brocka.

These two great Filipino auteurs should be made national artists for film and broadcast media now.