What a clean movie theater, and a great way to end our Spring break! End Game!!! at 8:30am. WOW…read more Yes, we actually took time out of our jammmed pack itinerary to watch a 3hr movie because... we can. Plus, kids wanted to do so. The seats are so comfy. And so great when you can reserve the seats, and just show up when it's your movie time! Snack wise, standard stuff. But, you can sneak in a few chips. ;)

This place is close to my house so I would say I'm a little biased Herr…read more The Sky is a great place to catch a movie when you're done shopping. Very nice sound system and comfortable seats. I believe there are 6-10 screens here. You can definitely find new movies released here. Its not shabby and they don't really check if you are bringing in snacks or drinks.

It's a "cinematheque", not just a cinema. Well but I will just keep calling it a cinema for now…read more. I remember when I was young (wayyyy too young), this cinema opened and offered membership to all movie lovers, for a very small annual fee. I got the membership thanks to my dad, and naturally this was the place I went to, when I ever asked a girl out for a movie first time in my life (it was Miyazaki's Whisper of the Heart, or 耳をすませば / 夢幻街少女, in 1995). But it's more than just memory. The cinema is conveniently located in Yau Ma Tai, but also quite interestingly hidden inside an estate, like it is never intended for general public. It has since become my go-to place for non-mainstream movies, whether it is local or foreign. I still remember a lot of movies I watched here quite specifically. Breathless is one of them, Paris, je t'aime was another one. I must admit that, to many of your eyes, they are still pretty mainstream. And for the other half of you, you may on the other hand think I'm pretty pretentious or being pseudo-intellectual. Don't get my wrong, I like Hollywood movies as much as the guy next to me, but once a while you want to see some movies that "break the formula", and in Cinematheque Broadway you can find them available, all year round.

Watching a movie here is guaranteed to make you feel hipster and cool. Hidden in a housing estate,…read morethis theater is often the only place in Hong Kong to watch indie films. On the ground floor of the theater, there is a CD shop, cafe, and bookstore. Although not the newest theater or the one with the fanciest seats, it's definitely comfortable and still a pleasure to catch a film here.

Got into HK early Monday morning totally exhausted, entered the hotel mid-morning and was told I…read morecould not get the room until noon at the earliest. So I had a couple hours to kill and just walking around the mall would probably cause me to go into a coma. Found Cinema City attached to the mall and realized, "I still haven't seen Star Wars." The seating was a little smaller than United States standards, and definitely what I'm used to lately (think: giant automatic reclining chairs). However, it was definitely more than adequate. The sound was decent but not amazing. The visuals weren't stunning but got the job done. Lightsabers were shown fine. Service was decent as the ticket counter lady was patient and probably realized that we're not from around these parts. I appreciated the fact that the facilities (lobby and theater) were clean. Against American pricing standards, this place wasn't cheap.

Tried the 4DX theater. Not bad. I enjoyed it. The attempts to incorperate movement, spray, wind,…read moreetc into the movie are mostly clumsy. I often felt like I was in a cheap massage chair. When the action got going it did have an immersive effect. I found myself very much enjoying a movie I would otherwise have thought was idiotic. "Scouts guide to the zombie apocolypse". 2d 4dx (lol). Sound quality was good. Is it worth the 190hkd price? Yes, once in a while.

Words that could adequately describe Newport Theatre: Ghetto, rundown, cheap, limited, and small…read more These words might be interpreted negatively, but know this: This was, at one point, my go-to theatre in all of Kowloon. Say what you will about HK's largest working class neighborhood, but this was where I could count on catching a flick without the guilt of paying more. On a surface level, Newport Theatre doesn't have much going for it. The place is tiny, with only two screens and rotating movies that are mainly western and local HK ones every week. From an interior perspective, it needs a gut renovation -- peeling wallpaper, raggedy seats, and subpar facilities. Concessions are also disappointing; much like the theatre's movie variety, it is limited. The fact it's situated in the heart of Mongkok would mean it's absurdly crowded on occasion, which it can be. Go during the school / work hours and the crowd is drastically less of an issue. To get a ticket is relatively easy, just head directly to the window in the front of the theatre where an agent (who likely will not be able to speak great English, so be forewarned) will help you choose assigned seating and available times for the movie showing that evening. Contrary to the look of it, they do accept credit cards (though cash is always recommended). The theatre itself is also small, but not enough to deter me. Screens are not fit for digital projection or IMAX worthy stuff, but it gets the job done. The same bodes for the sound, which is equally important as the picture quality. When the ticket prices range from $50-80 throughout the day, it's certainly not a terrible way to pass the time at all.

Location Location Location!…read more At the top floor of Times Square, this is just the most convenient location to catch a movie after shopping, before dinner or whatever the reason you are at CWB. With multiple screens, you can catch all the first run movies. And the matter of fact, I was here twice in a week! The theatre is a little older but well maintained and quite spacious. After midnight, there are still handful of restaurants opens for a quick snack within walking distance.

UA CineTimes (as their official name) is one I frequent with my parents for the morning matinee…read moreshows. HK$60 for adults and HK$35 for seniors. Pretty good deal! Especially when regular tickets (excluding first showing) cost at least twice as much. Perhaps my review is a little biased, considering I recently watched a movie at an AMC theatre in San Diego, USA which had much wider armchairs that reclined, with leg rests that lifted up with the press of a button. The first class of movie seats! Too bad that don't have that here in HK. This morning, I found the seats surprisingly small. Narrow and a little hard. Not very comfortable. I also noticed that the large movie screen was slightly curved at the left and right edges.

This movie theater is located on the first floor (L1) of the Pacific Place plaza shopping mall…read more Pacific Place is one of the high end malls in Hong Kong comparable to IFC and ICC. The move price tickets are commensurate with the atmosphere. Tickets for 2D movie run 130 hkd and if you buy online there is a 10 hkd service fee. Definitely not cheap. I usually buy my tickets online because I like to know where I'm sitting. The process for printing your tickets is quick and efficient (just a swipe of the credit card used). The movie theater itself is nice. There is pretty good food options a full stocked bar. Each screening room is fairly compact so as long as you aren't sitting too far in the front you will have a good seat. The seats are wide and comfortable. The screen is big and makes for a pleasurable viewing experience. I have seen a number of movies here and prefer it over the movie theater at Times Square or IFC.

Was an average experience until the credits stayed rolling. ...... then the house lights came up…read morefull Blast and 6 cleaners started cleaning the theatre WHILE the credits are rolling. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL. Upon exiting I spoke to the manager, Mr. Ng, who professed ignorance. ....yeah right...what, was I born yesterday?

Looks nice enough. Located on the top floor and easy to get to from the hotel located in the mall…read more Tickets can be purchased at the counter or at screens located upstairs and downstairs. Not cheap.. even In Hong Kong dollars. Compared to movie theatres at home the seating seems a little old. And the IMAX theatre screen was the same as our normal screens. So I was a little letdown with the experience. A fun night though at the movies. Especially being able to go late at night. Adds to a fun vacation.

Last month, I went here to catch a movie. This cinema is located inside the Moko mall…read more The place looked new but I was a bit disappointed that they didn't have stadium style seating like in the States. However, I did like the snacks that they served at the concession stand. They had chocolate flavored and sour cream flavored popcorn. You can get half and half in the box. I also got curry fish balls. Quality of the food was pretty good.

Premiere Cinema is conveniently located inside Elements which could be access directly from Kowloon…read moreMTR station and Airport Express. Though it is marketed as a "new" cinema but in fact the facilities is pretty dated. The seating is worn out and in need of renovations. The staff though really nice and helpful. They even willing to store your luggage while you enjoy your movie time!