List of cinemas in Malaysia

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This is a list of cinemas in Malaysia:

Cinema Screens Seats Location Operator Remarks
Coliseum Theatre 1 888 Kuala Lumpur Chua Seong Siew The Coliseum Theatre is Malaysia's oldest movie theater. It was built in 1921 by Chua Cheng Bok. In 2006, the Malaysian government proposed to close the theater and turn it into a cultural center, but relented when there was a public outcry to the scheme.[1]
Mid Valley Megamall 18 2899 Kuala Lumpur Golden Screen Cinemas One of Malaysia's biggest and largest cinemas.
Suria KLCC 12 2400+ KLCC Tanjong Golden Village The second largest Tanjong Golden Village cinema in Malaysia.
AEON Tebrau City 10 2000+ Desa Tebrau Tanjong Golden Village One of the largest Tanjong Golden Village cinemas in Malaysia, with Megascreen (20-metre in width).
One Utama (New Wing) 13 2168 Bandar Utama Golden Screen Cinemas
Gurney Plaza 12 1833 Pulau Tikus, Penang Golden Screen Cinemas The largest Golden Screen Cinema in the northern Peninsular. Houses Malaysia's first premiere class cinema theatre.
Queensbay Mall 8 1512 Bayan Lepas, Penang Golden Screen Cinemas The 2nd GSC Cinema in Penang Island after Gurney Plaza.
Sunway Carnival Mall 8 1426 Seberang Jaya, Penang Golden Screen Cinemas The 2nd GSC Cinema in Seberang Prai; 3rd GSC in Penang; Twin Seat available.
Bukit Raja Shopping Centre 8 1710 Bukit Raja, Klang Tanjong Golden Village The second TGV cinema in Malaysia.
AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre 10 1960 Bandar Bukit Tinggi, Klang Tanjong Golden Village The latest TGV cinema, opened on 6th February 2008.
Sunway Pyramid 12 2598 Bandar Sunway Tanjong Golden Village Largest TGV cinema in Malaysia.
The Mines 5 1000+ Seri Kembangan Tanjong Golden Village
Central Square 3 666 Sungai Petani Golden Screen Cinemas
Berjaya Megamall 5 970 Kuantan Golden Screen Cinemas
Shaw Centrepoint 4 1006 Klang Golden Screen Cinemas
AEON Seremban 2 5 1067 Seremban 2 Tanjong Golden Village
Kinta City 6 1000+ Ipoh Garden, Ipoh Tanjong Golden Village
One Utama (Original Wing) 7 ?? Bandar Utama Tanjong Golden Village The first TGV cinema in Malaysia which opened in 1995.
Berjaya Times Square 9 1570 Kuala Lumpur Golden Screen Cinemas
Leisure Mall 4 1610 Cheras Golden Screen Cinemas The first multiplex in Malaysia and the first movie theatre with a computerised ticket system in Malaysia.
Selayang Capitol 3 750 Selayang Golden Screen Cinemas
IOI Mall 5 1448 Puchong Golden Screen Cinemas
The Summit 7 1262 USJ Golden Screen Cinemas The first multiplex to provide drive-through ticketing service .
Terminal One 4 1086 Seremban Golden Screen Cinemas
Mahkota Parade 4 830 Malacca Golden Screen Cinemas
Ipoh Parade 3 803 Ipoh Golden Screen Cinemas
GSC Kota Kinabalu 3 1648 Kota Kinabalu Golden Screen Cinemas
Cathay Cineplex Kota Kinabalu 3 Kota Kinabalu Cathay Organisation
Bukit Mertajam 3 707 Bukit Mertajam, Penang Golden Screen Cinemas The 1st Golden Screen Cinema in Seberang Prai
Pelangi Leisure Mall 5 2361 Johor Bahru Golden Screen Cinemas
Summit Parade 4 830 Batu Pahat Golden Screen Cinemas
Kluang Parade 4 ?? Kluang MBO
Mutiara Damansara 10 2000+ Mutiara Damansara Cathay Cineplexes
Kompleks Bukit Jambul 6 1178 Bukit Jambul Star Screen Cinemas
City Square 5 1426 Johor Bahru Cathay Cineplexes
Prangin Mall 8 1566 George Town Cathay Cineplexes
Megamall Pinang 5 1500 Butterworth Mega Cineplex
Aeon Seberang Perai City shopping Centre ? ? Bukit Mertajam TGV

Contents

[edit] List of defunct cinemas

  • Cathay the Pavilion (formally Associated Theatres Ltd)
  • Cathay The Mall Kuala Lumpur
  • Cathay Sungei Wang Kuala Lumpur
  • Golden Communication Circuit Bangsar Shopping Centre KL
  • REX Cinema Kuala Lumpur
  • REX Cinema Ipoh
  • Ruby Cinema Ipoh
  • Grand Theatre Ipoh
  • Lido Cinema Ipoh
  • Cathay Ipoh
  • Majestic Ipoh
  • Ruby Cinema Petaling Jaya
  • Paramount Cinema Petaling Jaya
  • Sentosa Cinema Petaling Jaya
  • Majestic Theater Petaling Jaya
  • Cathay Klang
  • Cathay Organization Klang (Cineplex operated at Klang Parade, currently in place of News KTV)
  • Kapitol Klang
  • Star Cineplex Klang
  • Regal Cinema Klang
  • Cathay Penang
  • Cathay Megamall Penang Seberang Perai (currently operated as Mega Cineplex Prai)
  • Cathay Island Plaza Penang
  • Majestic Penang
  • Rex Penang
  • MBO UE3 Shopping Complex Cheras, KL
  • Kapitol Kangar
  • Sri Mahkota Kangar
  • Empire Kangar
  • Cathay Kuala Perlis

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Agence France-Press. August 16, 2006. Malaysian govt drops plan to close historic cinema, via Yahoo News (retrieved August 19, 2006). (Link dead as of 23 February 2007)

[edit] External links