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Movie plans just got a lot cheaper this weekend.
On 12 September 2026, moviegoers across the Philippines can catch films for just ₱100 as the country celebrates its first-ever National Cinema Day.
Organised by the Cinema Exhibitors Association of the Philippines (CEAP) with participating cinemas nationwide, the one-day celebration gives movie fans a chance to return to the big screen at a much lower ticket price. Regular 2D screenings are included in the promotion.
The first Philippine National Cinema Day will take place on Saturday, 12 September 2026.
For one day only, participating cinemas will offer ₱100 tickets for Regular 2D screenings. More than 100 cinemas across the country are taking part in the nationwide celebration.
That makes this Saturday a good excuse to catch a movie you have been meaning to watch, plan a low-cost date, or simply spend an afternoon at the cinema.
Movie tickets are priced at just ₱100 for eligible Regular 2D screenings during National Cinema Day.
The offer applies to local and international films showing at participating Regular 2D cinemas on 12 September. However, movie line-ups and screening schedules may vary by cinema, so it is best to check your preferred branch before heading out.
If the movie is showing at a participating cinema in a Regular 2D format, it can be watched for ₱100 as part of National Cinema Day.
However, the nationwide promotion does not cover premium formats such as IMAX, 4DX, ScreenX, Directors Club and other specialty screenings. Some cinema operators may have separate promotions for these formats.
If you have a specific movie in mind, check your cinema's schedule and ticketing details before booking.

Participating cinemas across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao are joining the first National Cinema Day.
Major participating operators include SM Cinema, Ayala Malls Cinemas, Robinsons Movieworld, Megaworld Cinemas, CityMall Cinemas, Vista Cinemas and Cinema 2000, among others.
Since participation and screening schedules can vary by branch, check your preferred cinema's official website, app or social media pages before making your trip.
Before heading to the cinema on 12 September, keep these in mind:
Check if your preferred cinema is participating.
Look up the movie and screening schedule ahead of time.
Make sure you are booking a Regular 2D screening if you want the ₱100 rate.
Check whether your preferred movie is showing at that branch.
Book early if possible, as tickets are first-come, first-served and subject to cinema capacity.
Check the cinema's official channels for the latest ticketing information.
With movie tickets going for just ₱100, National Cinema Day is a pretty good reason to make plans for the big screen this Saturday. Whether you are catching up with friends, planning a date, or looking for an easy weekend activity, it is a chance to watch a movie for less.
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