Experience the wonderful and wild animal world that exists in your own backyard – from the comfort of home – when Disney and Pixar’s outrageously original, adventure-packed comedy “Hoppers” premieres June 3 on Disney+.

The wildly imaginative animated adventure follows animal lover Mabel as she uses a groundbreaking technology to “hop” her consciousness into a lifelike robotic beaver, uncovering a hidden animal world shaped by its own rules. Alongside charismatic beaver King George and an unforgettable community of local wildlife, Mabel embarks on an action-packed mission that invites audiences to experience nature like never before.

Certified Fresh™ and Verified Hot by Rotten Tomatoes®, “Hoppers” features Pixar’s signature blend of inventive humor, heartfelt storytelling and surprising discoveries, delivering a viewing experience that the entire family can enjoy together again and again. “Hoppers” is directed by Daniel Chong and produced by Nicole Paradis Grindle, p.g.a., with an original score by Mark Mothersbaugh and a screenplay by Jesse Andrews.

FILM SYNOPSIS

In this animated comedy adventure, animal lover Mabel seizes an opportunity to use a new technology to “hop” her consciousness into a lifelike robotic beaver and communicate directly with animals. As she makes amazing discoveries, Mabel befriends a charismatic beaver and must rally the entire animal kingdom to face a major, imminent, human threat.

Children are constantly exposed to everyday environments that challenge their immune systems. As parents, how do we ensure that our kids are always protected, even when they’re outside, playing for hours on end? What measures do we take to give them leveled-up immunity support?

Built on the idea that daily protection should be more of a habit than a chore is Ceelin Gummies with Zinc, which presents leveled-up immunity support. As the newest Vitamin C + Zinc gummy in the market, it redefines what daily vitamins can look, feel, and taste like – thoughtfully designed for kids to genuinely enjoy.

Ceelin Gummies with Zinc combines Vitamin C and Zinc in convenient, individually packed bear-shaped, gummies in orange flavor that kids can enjoy anytime, anywhere. It is designed to help support children’s leveled up immunity and make daily supplementation an enjoyable, kid-friendly routine, alongside proper diet and exercise.

Celebrity Mom Host, Nadine Samonte, with Ceelin’s CeeCee Bear and Scouts at the Legazpi Sunday Market
 

To fully showcase how taking vitamins can be consistently fun and exciting, Ceelin Gummies with Zinc visited Legazpi Sunday Market in Makati City on May 24 with CeeCee Bear, the best friend of kids for fun, easy, daily immunity. Together with celebrity mom Nadine Samonte, CeeCee Bear interacted with kids and invited them to take on the thrilling “CeeCee Says Challenge.”

Nadine Samonte conversing with moms and kids at the Legazpi Sunday Market (Photo courtesy of Ceelin)

​​​The CeeCee Says Challenge brought pure joy and lighthearted fun as Nadine and CeeCee Bear led the kids through playful cues that got them shouting, jumping, and laughing. What started as simple actions gradually leveled up into more exciting challenges, mirroring how Ceelin Gummies with Zinc raises the bar with leveled-up immunity support that children can truly enjoy.

Beyond the challenge, the activation also opened up light and engaging immunity conversations with moms, where they were asked simple questions about their everyday habits and routines in helping level up their children’s immunity. To make the experience more authentic, moms and kids were also invited to try Ceelin Gummies with Zinc on the spot, allowing their genuine reactions to the product’s look, feel, and taste to come through naturally.

Moms and kids happily posing at the Ceelin Gummies with Zinc booth at the Legazpi Sunday Market 

 
To cap it off, Nadine and CeeCee Bear handed out Ceelin Gummies with Zinc to the participants and their parents, encouraging consistency in daily vitamin intake by turning immunity time into something kids can truly look forward to.

Make daily immunity support yummy, enjoyable, convenient, and consistent with the new Ceelin Gummies with Zinc, also available in Ceelin Gummies with Vitamin C, available in drugstores nationwide and on e-commerce platforms. For more information, follow Ceelin on Facebook (@UnilabCeelin), Instagram (@ceelin.ph), and TikTok (@ceelinunilab)

Mahalagang Paalala: Ang Ceelin Gummies with Zinc at Ceelin Gummies ay hindi gamot at hindi dapat gamiting pang-gamot sa anumang uri ng sakit.

There are horror films that rely on monsters. Then there are films like Backrooms, which rely on something far more familiar, discomfort.

After watching the advance screening at SM Megamall, what lingers is not just the jump scares or the strange visuals, but the feeling of being lost in a place where no one can hear you, and no one is coming to help. 

Backrooms uses confusion as its main weapon. The film does not always explain where its characters are or what is happening next. Instead, it puts viewers in the same emotional space as the characters: unsure, unsteady, and constantly alert. That uncertainty becomes the source of fear.

And then, just when the mind starts to adjust to the silence, the film interrupts it.

The jump scares in Backrooms are not excessive, but they are deliberately timed to break the sense of control. They often arrive when things feel “almost safe,” which makes them more unsettling. It is not just about something appearing,it is about the feeling that nowhere is truly safe to begin with. 

What makes the film more disturbing is how it mirrors real human vulnerability, especially in moments of isolation. The idea of being alone in unfamiliar spaces is something many people can relate to on different levels. For women in particular, there is an added layer of awareness that often comes with being in public or unfamiliar environments, always checking surroundings, staying alert, and sensing small changes in atmosphere that others might overlook.

Backrooms taps into that same instinct. It exaggerates it into a surreal nightmare, but the emotional root feels familiar. The fear is not always about what is seen. Sometimes it is about what might be there, just outside the frame, or just behind the next corner.

The film also plays heavily on disorientation. Rooms feel identical but wrong. Hallways seem endless. Directions stop making sense. That confusion builds a kind of psychological pressure where even simple movement feels uncertain. Viewers are not just watching the characters get lost, they begin to feel it themselves. 

There is a particular discomfort in not knowing whether to move forward or stay still. The film uses that hesitation well. It turns hesitation into tension, and tension into fear.

Unlike many modern horror films that rely on heavy visual effects or loud shock moments, Backrooms keeps things relatively restrained. The scares feel grounded. When something finally breaks the silence, it does not feel like a spectacle, it feels like an intrusion. That makes the experience more personal, almost like the film is reacting directly to the viewer’s own attention. 

What stays effective throughout is the sense of exposure. The characters are never fully safe, and neither is the audience. There is no real comfort zone once the story begins. Even quiet moments feel temporary, as if something could disrupt them at any second.

At its core, Backrooms is not just about a strange place. It is about what it feels like to be unguarded, emotionally and physically. It takes that everyday vulnerability, the kind people feel when walking alone, waiting in silence, or stepping into unfamiliar spaces, and stretches it into something surreal and endless.

The result is a film that does not just aim to scare. It unsettles.

It makes viewers aware of how quickly familiarity can disappear, and how fragile a sense of safety can be when you are alone and unsure of what is real. 

Backrooms premieres on June 3. It is not just a horror film built on jump scares. It is a reminder of how fear often begins in the quiet moments, when you are alone, unguarded, and suddenly aware of everything around you.