"Hey, you wanna go watch a movie or two after school today?"…read more"Yup, of course. Old place?" "Sure, I will wait for you a with popcorn outside around 5?" "Hmm... see you there." If you ask any students who studied in Tuen Mun in the 90s, this is possibly what you will hear all the time. Paris London New York Milano Cinemas (To be honest I have no idea when they have "Milano" on as well as we used to just call it"巴倫紐"(Paris London New York). The best part about this cinema is that the tickets are definitely cheaper than other places, maybe around HKD$30 per one when others are around HKD$60, for school boys like I used to be, sixty dollars could be quite a burden so I was glad that they were selling at half the price. Inside is huge, and please do not expect this to be a grand cinema cause it is not, it has a lot of seats and probably too many that people who sit at the back can barely see the screen clearly, so please try not to sit too behind if you are here. I would say that the sanitary situation is not the best and the toilets are rather... smelly; but it certainly is one of my childhood memories and all those secret rendezvous. Anyways, with all those new cinemas nearby nowadays and the tickets are more affordable after having the full-time job, I really do not see myself choosing this place over others. But certainly it has its prime.

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.

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. ;)

So many beautiful shops and so many fun malls. We stayed at the Nina Hotel so everything is within…read morewalking distance. I do recommend stopping at all 4 of the malls when you stay at Nina Hotel. So many choices and food you will never go hungry again

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 was my first Hong Kong movie theater experience in 15 years, and it honestly exceeded my…read moreexpectations. At the time, The Lady Improper just premiered and I was dying to see it in theaters. I chose this place because actress Charlene Choi (Ah Sa) was going to pay moviegoers a visit at the end of the film, which I found out through the film's Facebook page. You bet I was going to fulfill my childhood dream of meeting (half of) Twins!! But I was worried the seats would fill up, so I went all the way to Causeway Bay and purchased the ticket in person a few days prior. I tried buying it online but I ran into some technical difficulties. To be frank, I also had trouble finding the place because Google Maps likes to make a fool out of me On the day of the movie, I arrived ahead of time but there were already a lot of people (possibly diehard fans) waiting to be let into the theater. I made my way over to the concession stand and oh my lord, the menu almost brought me to tears. Curry fish balls. Siu mai. I would've ordered all of those if I had more hands and more stomachs. I didn't so I just settled for the good ol' popcorn. The seats inside the theater were so spacious. And the cup holders near the bottom of the seat? Pure genius. Now, I don't know if all theaters in HK are like this but I'd definitely make more of an effort to go to another one when I'm back in HK.