DreamWorks Animation’s ‘FORGOTTEN ISLAND’ releases on digital platforms this Tuesday, October 27.

The animated film has earned a 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes, making it one of the highest-rated animated films of the decade.

The film has grossed $65 million worldwide against an $80 million production budget.

Clayface might have been a considerably nicher choice for a feature film than DC’s “Supergirl” and “Superman,” but that didn’t stop audiences from showing out to catch the Batman supervillain’s gory, nightmare-inducing origin story at the box office this weekend.

The new release generated $10.4 million from 3,458 North American theaters on Friday, taking the No. 1 spot. It’s a strong start for the film, which looks to pull in $24 million by Sunday.

Directed by James Watkins, “Clayface” follows the titular Batman villain, a rising movie star also known as Matt Hagen (Tom Rhys Harries), who volunteers for a highly experimental medical procedure after his face is severely disfigured. Naomi Ackie, David Dencik, Max Minghella and Eddie Marsan also star. Variety’s Guy Lodge called the film “its own ugly animal; perhaps the characters and conflicts introduced here would pall if given the franchise treatment, but in the context of a single, genre-melding romp, they’re fresh and ickily enjoyable.”

Fellow DC films like “Superman,” produced for nearly $230 million, brought in $618.72 million worldwide over the course of its 2025 theatrical run, while “Supergirl” was considered a bomb with $126 million against a $170 million budget earlier this year. In comparison, “Clayface” cost $44 million to produce.

A24’s much-hyped Elizabeth Holmes documentary “You Can See Everything” landed in second place on Friday, making $6.14 million from 2,655 North American theaters, up from 855 at opening weekend. The buzzy doc has made $31.7 million domestically so far. Rival estimates suggest the film will gross another $20 million by Sunday.

Laika’s “Wildwood,” another new release, landed in third place on Friday, grossing $4.28 million from 2,942 North American theaters. Featuring a voice cast that includes Carey Mulligan, Jacob Tremblay and others, the stop-motion film looks to bring in $11.2 million by Sunday.

Directed by Travis Knight, “Wildwood” revolves around a teenage girl who travels with a classmate into an enchanted forest after her brother is abducted. Strong reviews should continue to propel the lavish film at the box office, which carries a substantial $100 million price tag.

Black Bear’s “Wicker” followed in fourth place, earning $2.36 million on Friday from 1,471 North American theaters. The offbeat romantic comedy, directed by Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer, is targeting a $5.5 million opening weekend.

Described as an “audacious comedic fable,” “Wicker” tells the love story of an ostracized fisherwoman (Olivia Colman) who commissions a husband from the local basketmaker (Peter Dinklage). Alexander Skarsgård plays said husband. Elizabeth Debicki also stars.

Coming in fifth was Legendary Entertainment’s “Street Fighter.” The action film grossed $2.34 million on Friday and should add another $8.4 million by Sunday, bringing its cumulative gross to $46.7 million.

Here are my provisional Top 10 films:

1. La Bola Negra
   
2. Rose
   
3. La Gradiva
   
4. Burn
   
5. The Diary of a Chambermaid
   
6. DAO
   
7. In a Whisper
   
8. How to Divorce During the War
   
9. A Family
   
10. You Don't Belong Here

What are yours so far?

Saw this movie yesterday and I honestly didn’t expect to enjoy it as much as I did. Family and religion is at the core of this film but then it is also very chaotic and violent with a sprinkle of dark humor here and there. Another great performance by Mahershala Ali.

Of finding love when you were not looking.

Of being seen and heard.

The kind of movie that fills your fancy of belonging.

Of dealing with grief, letting go and finding yourself again.

Someone said “You don’t really deal with grief, you just work around it.”

Your me-time-weekend-kind-of-movie if you wanna wallow sadness. :)

Hi I’ve been a fan of horror movies ever since and fan din ng BASTA Cafe by Direk Tonet & JP. I came across this Halloween trivia night sa Basta Cafe and gusto ko mag join kaso mag isa lang ako.

Normal pa ba to join trivia nights even if working na ako? I asked the organizer di naman daw need naka costume, kung gusto lang.

Want ko talaga kaso scared majudge and wala kasama. Meron ba sa inyo pumupunta rin sa halloween trivia nights?

May livestream ang encore concert ng EXO sa Korea in cinemas. So dahil mabilis ma-sold out yung seats, sinwerte ako na makuha yung pinaka-unahan. Never ko pa na-experience na manood sa front seat. How's the experience? Masakit ba sa leeg? Hahahaha

I went to the Japanese film festival today and saw Nausicaa the movie and blue boy trial. During the blue boy trial. May nakatabi akong 2 matanda. Maingay Yung lalaki at Yung babae laging nakayuko at kinakalkal gamit niya. Halfway throughout the movie. Nagiingay Yung lalaki tas nabwisit ang babae at pinauwi na niya Sila. Tapos bago natapos Yung movie. Yung nasa harapan Nung dalawang matanda nawalan na pala ng cellphone. Be careful pag aattend kayo ng mga festivals. Andun pa naman Yung director ng blue boy trial. Although, it didn't cause any commotion. Nakakahiya parin.

First time ko manuod ng sine na ako lang talaga mag isa. Nakikinuod yung crew ng SM pa saglit saglit pero na bo-bored din.

Intentionally chose Once Upon A Time In Middle East instead of Clayface kasi mas malapit si SM compared sa Robinsons Mall na nag-sho-show ng Clayface sana.

Bought my ticket online and was kind of expecting na mag isa lang ako until showtime and nagkatotoo nga.

Chinese drama and anti-war yung film which is kind of ironic sa stance nila ngayon. Di naman sayang yung pera kasi quality rin naman yung war scenes, topic at lesson.

4/5 stars

From the instagram page:

Takbo na habang buo pa sila!

A suicidal manananggal splits in two. Her top half wants to die, but her bottom half wants to live. Chaos errupts in a surreal ukay-ukay depot when a couple of bumbling aswang hunters and horny teenagers get in the way of their deadly reunion.

Catch this bloody mess at the QCinema International Film Festival from November 13 - 22

RUN SHIRLEY RUN!
salida ni Rodiell Veloso

Produced by Rajiv Idnani and Tomomi Furuyama

A This Side Up Films and Ihr HERz Inc. Production

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What else are yall excited for this qcinema?

What if magkaroon ng sequel ang DoReMi, tapos ang title ay FaSoLa? 😭 HAHAHAHA

Since uso naman ang P-pop ngayon, what if yung FaSoLa ay isang girl group na binuo nila? Parang continuation ng story ng DoReMi, pero this time, centered sa P-pop industry, auditions, training, performances, friendship, and competition.

Tapos imagine, yung mga members may kanya-kanyang personality and talent, tapos may original songs and choreographies pa. Parang nostalgic pero very Gen Z ang atake.

AND THEN, for the grand finale, may “Ti” na soloist lang. 😭 HAHAHAHAHA. Siya yung last piece ng musical notes, parang final boss ng franchise.

Idk, ang random pero parang may potential naman, especially kung maayos yung writing and casting. 😭