List of cinemas in Malaysia

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This is a list of the 58 cinemas in Malaysia:

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Cinema Total Halls Digital Halls Seats Location Operator Remarks
Genting Times Square / First World Plaza 2 1 147 Genting Highlands First World Plaza Cineplex The one and only cinema 2020 meter above sea in Malaysia. The 3D digital hall is being advertised through a banner along the road connecting Karak Highway to Genting Highlands.
U Mall 5 0 606 Johor Bahru MBO Cinemas Opened on 4 July 2009 on 1st floor at U Mall.
Galaxy Ampang 10 0 1545 Kuala Lumpur MBO Cinemas
Kepong Village Mall 7 1 1078 Kuala Lumpur MBO Cinemas
Viva Home 9 2 0 Kuala Lumpur MBO Cinemas Opened on 15 April 2011
KSL City 8 2 1353 Johor Bahru MBO Cinemas Officially launch on 16 December 2010
Summit Parade 4 0 851 Batu Pahat Lotus Five Star
Kluang Parade 5 0 803 Kluang MBO Cinemas
Harbour Place 11 1 1362 Klang MBO Cinemas
Spark Desa Petaling 5 0 620 Kuala Lumpur MBO Cinemas
Capsquare 6 0 1118 Kuala Lumpur Tanjong Golden Village Opened on 20 December 2007 at 3rd floor Capsquare Centre.
Mesra Mall 5 1 780 Kerteh Tanjong Golden Village First cinema at Terengganu
Metro Prima Shopping Centre 6 1 1342 Kuala Lumpur Tanjong Golden Village
Setia Walk 9 1 1935 Puchong Tanjong Golden Village 9 Halls Cinema. Open at Year 2011.
Cheras Selatan 8 1 1333 Kuala Lumpur Tanjong Golden Village
Butterworth 4 0 926 Penang Lotus Five Star
Skudai Parade 4 0 1100 Johor Bahru Lotus Five Star Opened on 11 February 2010
Seri Kinta 4 1 650 Ipoh Lotus Five Star Take over from independent cinema operator that brings LFS Cinema 4-Screen Movie Theater
1 Plaza 5 1 700 Kuala Selangor Lotus Five Star Opened on 16 December 2010
Kluang Mall 6 1 1048 Kluang Big Cinemas Opened on 23 January 2009 at 2nd floor Kluang Mall.
Teluk Intan 3 0 450 Teluk Intan Big Cinemas
Teruntum Kuantan 5 0 867 Kuantan Big Cinemas
Sitiawan 4 0 812 Sitiawan Big Cinemas
Brem Mall Kepong 12 1 1810 Kuala Lumpur Big Cinemas Opened on 2 July 2008 on level 6 at Brem Mall Kepong.
Alor Star Mall 4 1 617 Alor Setar Big Cinemas Opened on 15 November 2008 on 1st floor at Alor Star Mall.
Kulim Landmark Centre 6 1 1108 Kulim Big Cinemas The First Cinema in Kulim. Opened on 27 November 2009 at Landmark Central Shopping Centre
AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre 10 1 1960 Klang Tanjong Golden Village Second TGV Cinema in Klang. Opened on 6 February 2008.
Sri Intan 2 0 868 Klang Lotus Five Star
AEON Seberang Prai City Shopping Centre 5 1 1092 Penang Tanjong Golden Village
1st Avenue 8 1 1377 Penang Tanjong Golden Village Opened at 8 January 2011. Beaniplex Hall that comes with seat like bean sofa.
AEON Seremban 2 5 1 1067 Seremban Tanjong Golden Village First 3D hall in Negeri Sembilan
Shaw Centrepoint 4 0 875 Klang Lotus Five Star Opened at 28 April 2011 after refurbishment
AEON Tebrau City 10 2 2114 Johor Bahru Tanjong Golden Village One of the largest Tanjong Golden Village cinemas in Malaysia, with Megascreen (20-metre in width).
Today's Mall 6 1 944 Johor Bahru Superstar Cinema First 3D hall in Johor
Batu Pahat Mall 7 1 1200 Batu Pahat Big Cinemas
Berjaya Megamall 5 0 970 Kuantan Golden Screen Cinemas
East Coast Mall 9 2 1618 Kuantan Golden Screen Cinemas Opened at 12 Nov 2009
Berjaya Times Square 10 3 2125 Kuala Lumpur Golden Screen Cinemas GSC MAXX opened at 25 Nov 2010. Biggest Digital hall in Malaysia with 23m width screen and 555 seats.[1]
Bukit Raja Shopping Centre 8 0 1710 Klang Tanjong Golden Village The second TGV cinema in Malaysia and first TGV in Klang that cater resident from Shah Alam and Klang.
1 Borneo 8 2 1500 Kota Kinabalu Golden Screen Cinemas
Suria Sabah 8 3 1465 Kota Kinabalu Golden Screen Cinemas First 3D hall in Sabah
Centre Point 8 1 1710 Kota Kinabalu Growball Cinemax
Megalong Shopping Mall 4 0 511 Kota Kinabalu Megalong Cineplex
Kompleks Central Square 3 0 666 Sungai Petani Golden Screen Cinemas
Jitra Mall 4 1 546 Jitra Jitra Mall Cineplex Cinema that caters resident from Perlis and Northern Kedah.
Village Mall 4 1 680 Sungai Petani Grand Cineplex
Cineleisure Damansara 10 1 1922 Petaling Jaya Cathay Cineplexes
City Square 10 0 2230 Johor Bahru Cathay Cineplexes
Coliseum Theatre 1 0 888 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.[2]
Gurney Plaza 12 3 1724 Penang Golden Screen Cinemas The largest Golden Screen Cinema in the northern Peninsular. Houses Malaysia's first premiere class cinema theatre.
IOI Mall 10 2 2079 Puchong Golden Screen Cinemas Before extension was 5 halls with 1317 seats.
Ipoh Parade 3 0 803 Ipoh Golden Screen Cinemas The first GSC to be opened in Perak.
Kinta City 6 1 1233 Ipoh Tanjong Golden Village
Kompleks Bukit Jambul 6 0 1178 Penang Lotus Five Star
Leisure Mall 4 0 1610 Kuala Lumpur Golden Screen Cinemas The first multiplex in Malaysia and the first movie theatre with a computerised ticket system in Malaysia.
Megamall Pinang, Perai 6 1 1518 Penang Mega Cineplex
Mid Valley Megamall 18 5 2599 Kuala Lumpur Golden Screen Cinemas Malaysia's largest cineplex.
Nu Sentral 11 0 1780 Kuala Lumpur Golden Screen Cinemas 50,000 sq ft (4,600 m2) of space. Open at Year 2012.[3]
AEON Bandaraya Melaka 10 2 1785 Melaka Golden Screen Cinemas Schedule to open on 19 May 2011 and will be the first GSC cinema in AEON SHOPPING CENTRE
The Mines 5 1 1063 Kuala Lumpur Tanjong Golden Village
One Utama (New Wing) 13 4 2168 Petaling Jaya Golden Screen Cinemas
Pelangi Leisure Mall 5 0 2361 Johor Bahru Golden Screen Cinemas
Prangin Mall 8 0 1566 Penang Cathay Cineplexes
Island Plaza 3 3 480 Penang WCINEMAX Seats capacity for Hall X,Y,Z are 168,169,143
Queensbay Mall 8 3 1512 Penang Golden Screen Cinemas The 2nd GSC Cinema in Penang Island after Gurney Plaza.
Selayang Capitol 3 0 750 Selayang Lotus Five Star
The Summit 7 0 1262 Subang Jaya Golden Screen Cinemas The first multiplex to provide drive-through ticketing service.
Square One Shopping Mall 8 1 1217 Batu Pahat MBO Cinemas
Sunway Carnival Mall 8 3 1426 Penang Golden Screen Cinemas The 2nd Cinema in Seberang Prai; 3rd GSC in Penang; Twin Seat available.
Sunway Pyramid 11 2 2598 Petaling Jaya Tanjong Golden Village Largest TGV cinema in Malaysia. Hall 6 and 7 were renovated for IMAX, opening on 15 December 2011. Beaniplex Hall was added.
Suria KLCC 12 2 2459 Kuala Lumpur Tanjong Golden Village The second largest Tanjong Golden Village cinema in Malaysia.
Taiping Sentral 7 1 1206 Taiping Big Cinemas The largest cinema in Perak with 7 screens
Terminal One 4 0 1086 Seremban Golden Screen Cinemas The first GSC in Negeri Sembilan. Hall 2 was refurbish to make a new start for GSC Terminal 1 in order to compete with 6-screens MBO Terminal 2 and 5-Screens TGV Seremban 2
Terminal 2 6 0 789 Seremban MBO Cinemas
The Spring 8 1 1584 Kuching MBO Cinemas The first MBO concept cinema with 3D system in East Malaysia and the largest MBO cinema in Malaysia in terms of seating capacity, the largest hall accommodating 426 patrons, opened on 9 September 2009.
Riverside Shopping Complex 4 1 780 Kuching Lotus Five Star The first Lotus Five Star Cinemas in East Malaysia, officially opened on 5 September 2009.
CityOne Mall 10 TBC 1800 Kuching Golden Screen Cinemas The first Golden Screen Cinema in Sarawak and the largest in East Malaysia in terms of screen numbers & seating capacity, scheduled to be open by the second half of 2012. It will occupy 34,470 sq ft (3,202 m2).
Boulevard Shopping Mall TBC TBC TBC Kuching Tanjong Golden Village The first Tanjong Golden Village (TGV) cinema in East Malaysia, scheduled to be open by 2012.
The Summer 12 TBC TBC Kota Samarahan Lotus Five Star The second Lotus Five Star Cinemas in Sarawak (also in East Malaysia), scheduled to be open by 2013.
Bintang Megamall 8 TBC 900++ Miri Golden Screen Cinemas Lite The second Golden Screen Cinema in Sarawak after CityOne Mall in Kuching, scheduled to be open by the second half of 2012. The cinema will be in Lite form which denotes a cinema entertainment magic set in a lighter, modest and accessible manner to cater to the smaller market without sacrificing the effects of big screen and digital sound similar to offered at GSC cinemas. This approach allows GSC's customers to enjoy the cinema-going experience at competitive prices.
Melaka Mall 7 0 1212 Melaka MBO Cinemas The concept cinema in Malacca.
Dataran Pahlawan 10 3 2002 Melaka Golden Screen Cinemas The largest cinema in Malacca with 417 seats in Hall 1.
Mahkota Parade 4 1 645 Melaka Lotus Five Star Opened on 14 November 2009. Hall 1 (140 seats), Hall 2 (288), Hall 3 (140), Hall 4 (77)
Pavilion 13 3 1899 Kuala Lumpur Golden Screen Cinemas
The Gardens 7 2 558 Kuala Lumpur Golden Screen Cinemas The Signature GSC. First boutique cinema in Malaysia
Tropicana City Mall 8 2 1449 Petaling Jaya Golden Screen Cinemas
Alamanda Shopping Centre 8 2 1394 Putrajaya Golden Screen Cinemas
Wangsa Walk Mall 9 1 1628 Kuala Lumpur Tanjong Golden Village Officially opened on 29 April 2010.
Sarawak House Shopping Complex 3 0 845 Sibu King's Trioplex Operate since 1974. Hall 1 513 seats, Hall 2 171 seats, Hall 3 171 seats
IOI Mall Bandar Putra 6 - 1032 Kulai Lotus Five Star Officially opened on 10 November 2011

[edit] List of defunct cinemas

Cinema Screens Seats Location Operator Remarks
Alpha Angle 4 - Wangsa Maju Golden Screen Cinemas Ceased operation by Q1 of 2002
The Summit 3 678 Batu Pahat Golden Screen Cinemas Ceased operation by August 2009
Mahkota Parade 4 830 Melaka Golden Screen Cinemas Ceased operation by mid August 2009
GSC Kota Kinabalu 3 1648 Kota Kinabalu Golden Screen Cinemas Ceased operation
Shaw Centrepoint 4 1006 Klang Golden Screen Cinemas Ceased operation by 16 December 2010
1 Utama 7 1586 Petaling Jaya TGV Cinemas Ceased operation in December 2010, will reopen in a new location in another part of 1 Utama
Cathay Cineplex Kota Kinabalu 3 644 Kota Kinabalu Cathay Cineplexes Ceased operation by January 2012
  • 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
  • Roxy Cinema Kuching
  • Miramar Kuching
  • Metrowealth Cineplex Kuching
  • Lido Taiping
  • Capitol Taiping
  • Rex Taiping
  • Cathay Taiping
  • Mandarin Taiping
  • 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 Cineplex, Bukit Jambul Complex, Penang
  • Cathay Cineplex, Island Plaza, Penang
  • MBO UE3 Shopping Complex Cheras, KL
  • Kapitol Kangar
  • Sri Mahkota Kangar
  • Empire Kangar
  • Cathay Kuala Perlis
  • Rex Port Klang
  • Cathay Port Klang
  • MBO AmCorp Mall,PJ

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ http://www.gsc.com.my/Cinemas/Cinemas.aspx?search=berjayatimessquare_6&cinema=BERJAYA%20TIMES%20SQUARE
  2. ^ Agence France-Press. 16 August 2006. Malaysian govt drops plan to close historic cinema, via Yahoo News (retrieved 19 August 2006). (Link dead as of 23 February 2007)
  3. ^ http://www.gsc.com.my/RD1/news2.asp?search=gscnusentral_pr

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