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The first Philippine National Cinema Day landed on Saturday 12 September 2026, with regular 2D admission advertised at ₱100. Did the lower ticket prices work? A resounding yes. Read off the seat maps, the theaters ran 58.7 percent full against 5.7 percent the day before, the second fullest Saturday in this record, and they packed in a good spread of films.
This is the week of Monday 31 August to Sunday 6 September in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 16,900 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 162 branches, 326,090 seats filled out of 3,812,760 offered.
This is the week of Monday 24 to Sunday 30 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 15,822 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 162 branches, 449,878 seats filled out of 3,571,689 offered.
This is the week of Monday 17 to Sunday 23 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 18,054 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 162 branches, 982,598 seats filled out of 4,032,019 offered.
Five weeks of seat maps for The Odyssey in Philippine cinemas. Its eight IMAX rooms ran 50.8% full while the other 296 rooms in the same chain ran 11.3%, and for its first 28 days it was the only film on a Philippine IMAX screen.
Every Cinemalaya screening counted across 12 days and all 7 branches that carried it: 448 screenings, 13 films, 61,806 seats filled of 126,267 offered, 48.9% full against 24.6% for everything else playing on those same screens.
This is the week of Monday 10 to Sunday 16 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 18,043 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 157 branches, 729,055 seats filled out of 4,126,762 offered.
This is the week of Monday 3 to Sunday 9 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 15,931 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 160 branches, 1,315,680 seats filled out of 3,600,363 offered.
This is the week of Monday 27 July to Sunday 2 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 14,718 screenings with a real seat reading, across 7 chains and 142 branches, 1,426,370 seats filled out of 3,359,145 offered.
This is the week of Monday 20 to Sunday 26 July in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 14,808 screenings with a real seat reading, across 6 chains and 139 branches, 370,066 seats filled out of 3,383,478 offered.
This is the first week of the Takilya record, Tuesday 14 to Sunday 19 July in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 11,426 screenings with a real seat reading, across 6 chains and 139 branches, 287,132 seats filled out of 2,684,347 offered.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day sold 1,823,990 tickets in its first five Philippine days, worth PHP 582.1M ($9.50M), counted seat by seat across 9,641 screenings.
PinnedTakilya is a place to find showtimes, cinema reviews, and insights across the Philippines, and takilya is Tagalog for box office.
15 insights, one pinned above, showing 1 to 12
The first Philippine National Cinema Day landed on Saturday 12 September 2026, with regular 2D admission advertised at ₱100. Did the lower ticket prices work? A resounding yes. Read off the seat maps, the theaters ran 58.7 percent full against 5.7 percent the day before, the second fullest Saturday in this record, and they packed in a good spread of films.
This is the week of Monday 31 August to Sunday 6 September in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 16,900 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 162 branches, 326,090 seats filled out of 3,812,760 offered.
This is the week of Monday 24 to Sunday 30 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 15,822 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 162 branches, 449,878 seats filled out of 3,571,689 offered.
This is the week of Monday 17 to Sunday 23 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 18,054 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 162 branches, 982,598 seats filled out of 4,032,019 offered.
Five weeks of seat maps for The Odyssey in Philippine cinemas. Its eight IMAX rooms ran 50.8% full while the other 296 rooms in the same chain ran 11.3%, and for its first 28 days it was the only film on a Philippine IMAX screen.
Every Cinemalaya screening counted across 12 days and all 7 branches that carried it: 448 screenings, 13 films, 61,806 seats filled of 126,267 offered, 48.9% full against 24.6% for everything else playing on those same screens.
This is the week of Monday 10 to Sunday 16 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 18,043 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 157 branches, 729,055 seats filled out of 4,126,762 offered.
This is the week of Monday 3 to Sunday 9 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 15,931 screenings with a real seat reading, across 10 chains and 160 branches, 1,315,680 seats filled out of 3,600,363 offered.
This is the week of Monday 27 July to Sunday 2 August in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 14,718 screenings with a real seat reading, across 7 chains and 142 branches, 1,426,370 seats filled out of 3,359,145 offered.
This is the week of Monday 20 to Sunday 26 July in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 14,808 screenings with a real seat reading, across 6 chains and 139 branches, 370,066 seats filled out of 3,383,478 offered.
This is the first week of the Takilya record, Tuesday 14 to Sunday 19 July in Philippine cinemas, counted off the seat maps: 11,426 screenings with a real seat reading, across 6 chains and 139 branches, 287,132 seats filled out of 2,684,347 offered.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day sold 1,823,990 tickets in its first five Philippine days, worth PHP 582.1M ($9.50M), counted seat by seat across 9,641 screenings.
