Catch Your Favorite Studio Ghibli Films in Theaters This Month

(SPOT.ph) Studio Ghibli films have a way of making magic feel almost within reach. Through the fantastical worlds of Hayao Miyazaki, you’re transported somewhere whimsical and otherworldly, yet oddly familiar. Their stories take you on quiet emotional journeys that resonate no matter your age, giving them cult-classic status. And while many of these movies are available to stream, nothing beats catching them on the big screen. If you've never seen a Studio Ghibli movie in theaters, consider this your sign.

Heads up: You can catch Studio Ghibli movies at SM Cinemas this April. Here's what you need to know.

Relive the Miyazaki magic and catch Studio Ghibli films at select SM Cinemas from April 15 to 21.

Catch crowd-favorite Ghibli flicks like Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle, My Neighbor Totoro, Castle in the Sky, and Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea in their full glory on the big screen.

Tickets are now available on SM Cinema Online, the SM Cinema App, and in SM Cinema ticket booths. Prices vary by location, with branches in NCR running the film for P275, while those outside NCR charge P230.

But before you head to your nearest mall and book your tickets, you should know that the screening is only available at select branches.

Metro Manila Branches

• Aura

• Bicutan

• BF Paranaque

• East Ortigas

• Fairview

• Grand Central

• Mall of Asia

• Manila

• Marikina

• Megamall

• Naga

• North Edsa

• Southmall

• Sta. Mesa

• Sucat

• Valenzuela

Outside NCR Branches

• Bacolod

• Bacoor

• Baguio

• Baliwag

• Batangas

• Butuan

• Cabanatuan

• Calamba

• Cauayan

• CDO Downtown

• Cebu

• Clark

• Dasmarinas

• Iloilo

• J Mall

• Lanang

• Laoag

• Legazpi

• Lipa

• Lucena

• Marilao

• Masinag

• Naga

• Olangapo Central

• Pampanga

• Puerto Princessa

• Roxas

• San Jose

• San Mateo

• San Pablo

• Seaside

• Southmall

• Sta. Rosa

• Sucat

• Tanza

• Tarlac

• Telabastagan

• Urdaneta Central

For more information, visit SM Cinemas' Facebook page.

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