BTS' Break The Silence: The Movie is slowly making its way to silver screens around the world.

BTS write postcards to ARMY, fans around the world respond with messages of love and gratitude #TO_BTS

In an announcement by SM Cinema, the 'Dynamite' act's full-length feature film, which follows the group across their LOVE YOURSELF World Tour with a candid look into their personal lives, has landed in their theaters this October. The screenings follow BTS' successful 2-day online concert series MAP OF THE SOUL ON:E, which streamed earlier this month.

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SM Cinema Exclusive, Break The SIlence: The Movie, NOW SHOWING in select SM Cinema branches.

See list of branches here👉🏻 https://t.co/w3sGK7ZVv2#SafeAndFunMovieWatching #BTSatSMCinema pic.twitter.com/ykgIRzsiyA

— SM Cinema (@SM_Cinema) October 16, 2020

SM Cinema's participating outlets across the country include theaters in Baguio, Bacoor, Sta. Rosa, and Davao. See the full list below.

Private viewings of Break The Silence: The Movie can also be scheduled for a maximum of 20 people per screening for PHP 8,999.

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Select SM Cinema branches bring you a private viewing experience of the SM Cinema Exclusive, Break The Silence: The Movie!

Check out this link for the full details: https://t.co/XcfWr4VaPD

Visit https://t.co/l7sfyE1Pzb to book your tickets. #BTSatSMCinema pic.twitter.com/KRjbxzqpEt

— SM Cinema (@SM_Cinema) October 16, 2020

While the news of SM Cinema opening its theaters to fans may be exciting, fans should be reminded to wear face masks and observe physical distancing guidelines to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

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If you're not willing to risk it in theatres, BTS' Burn The Stage: The Film and docu-series are currently streaming on YouTube Premium, while Break The Silence: Docu-Series is available on WeVerse.

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BTS' new album, BE, is slated for release on November 20. Find out more here.

In September, SM Mall of Asia converted its Concert Grounds into a drive-in movie theater. Screenings are held from Wednesday to Sunday. Movie-goers are limited to four per vehicle and they'll have to stay inside with face masks on.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends everyone to regularly wash their hands, cover their mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, and thoroughly cooking meat and eggs.

If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms such as fever, tiredness, dry cough, sore throat, runny nose, and shortness of breath, contact the DOH COVID-19 Hotline at (02)8-651-7800 local: 1149-1150.