`Cinema`

‘Forgotten Island’ to Hold PH Sneak Screenings on September 19-20

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The film ‘Forgotten Island’ will hold sneak screenings nationwide in the Philippines on September 19 and 20. Moviegoers across the country, including those in Quezon City, can catch an early look before the official release. This is a rare early screening opportunity for Filipino moviegoers eager to see the film before its official release. It’s a nationwide event, making it accessible to audiences in Quezon City and beyond. Specific cinema locations, showtimes, and ticket prices have not been announced in the report. Interested moviegoers should check with their local cinemas or the film’s official social media pages for updates.

MTRCB Clears ’58th’ for Limited Wide Release at Shangri-La Plaza

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The MTRCB has cleared the Maguindanao Massacre film ’58th’ for a limited wide release, with public screenings at Shangri-La Plaza from September 16 to 22. The permit was issued on September 11 with an R16 rating. This is a rare chance for Metro Manila audiences to see a film directly tied to one of the Philippines’ deadliest massacres and a landmark case for press freedom. The public screening makes a historically significant story accessible beyond festival or private showings. Screenings run from September 16 to 22 at Shangri-La Plaza, and the film carries an R16 rating from the MTRCB. Viewers should check the cinema’s schedule for showtimes and ticket prices; no registration is mentioned in the announcement.

P100 Movie Tickets for National Cinema Day on September 12

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The inaugural Philippine National Cinema Day will be held on September 12, with participating cinemas nationwide offering movie tickets for as low as P100. Both local and international classic films will be screened at select theaters. This is a rare opportunity for Quezon City residents to enjoy movies at a very affordable price, making it a great family-friendly entertainment option. It also celebrates Philippine cinema and encourages more people to visit theaters. Participating cinemas across the country, including those in Metro Manila, will offer P100 tickets on September 12. Check with your local cinema for the list of films and showtimes, as availability may vary.

Avengers: Endgame returns to PH cinemas ahead of Doomsday

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Avengers: Endgame is being re-released in Philippine cinemas as a lead-up to the upcoming film Doomsday. The exact dates and participating theaters have not been announced yet. This re-release gives Filipino Marvel fans a chance to revisit the epic conclusion on the big screen before the next chapter arrives. It is a nostalgic and exciting opportunity for local audiences who may have missed it originally or want to experience it again. Details such as ticket prices, showtimes, and participating cinemas are expected to be released soon. Fans should check local cinema listings and official Marvel Philippines social media for updates.

MMFF 2026 Announces P299 Ticket Price Cap

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The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced a P299 price cap on movie tickets for the 52nd Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2026. The announcement was made during the festival’s kickoff event on Tuesday, July 7, at GH Mall in San Juan City. This makes one of the Philippines’ biggest annual film events more affordable and accessible for moviegoers in Quezon City and across the metro. The price cap directly benefits residents planning to watch local films during the Christmas season, potentially increasing community turnout. The P299 maximum ticket price will be in effect during the MMFF festival period, which traditionally starts on December 25. Quezon City residents can look forward to watching the official entries at local cinemas like SM North EDSA, TriNoma, and others, where this capped price should apply.