List of cinemas in Malaysia

Malaysia has 169 cinemas operating throughout the country. The only states without cinemas are Perlis and Kelantan. The largest cinema operator is Golden Screen Cinemas. There are other large operators such as TGV Cinemas, MBO Cinemas, Lotus Five Star and mmCineplexes. Other than these operators, some smaller operators do screening on a small scale.

History

The first cinema in Malaysia was the Coliseum Theatre in Kuala Lumpur in 1928. However, it ceased operations in 2010 and was transformed into a cultural centre. In 2012, Lotus Five Star reopened the cinema with two digital halls. The first multiplex with a computerised ticketing system in Malaysia is Golden Screen Cinemas in Leisure Mall in Cheras. It has four screens and 1356 seats. The first IMAX theatre in the country was located in Berjaya Times Square which hosts one screen and has 555 seats. Operations were ceased in 2010, and GSC MAXX now occupies it. As of 2013, all screens were made digital regardless of the type of movies played.

Overview

The largest cinema in Malaysia is at Mid Valley Megamall. This outlet has 21 screens and 2763 seats. The cinema with the most number of seats is located in City Square, with 2776 seats. In contrast, the cinema with the most digital halls is in Era Square Mall, Seremban and GSC CityONE Megamall, Kuching with all ten screens being digital. The largest digital hall in Malaysia is the GSC MAXX at Berjaya Times Square which has 555 seats. Sunway Pyramid, 1 Utama, AEON Tebrau City, Gurney Paragon Mall and VivaCity Megamall host five IMAX theatres in the country, and a new IMAX hall will be opened in Kota Kinabalu. 4D theatres are located in First World Plaza in Resort World Genting, A' Famosa Resort in Malacca and Legoland Malaysia in Iskandar Puteri. There are 5D theatres in I-City, 1st Avenue Mall in Penang, and Plaza Merdeka, Kuching, whereas Sunway Lagoon hosts the world's first 5D water-based ride, known as Waterplexx 5D. A 6D theatre in the country is located in KL Tower and Seremban Prima Mall, with a new one opening in Langkawi. In 2013, TGV Cinemas fully converted all of their screens across the nation into digital, followed by MBO Cinemas and GSC Cinemas.

Cinemas

Johor
  • Number of cinemas: 30
  • Largest cinema: Golden Screen Cinemas The Mall, Mid Valley Southkey, Johor Bahru (18 screens and 1,646 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 8 outlets (80 screens and 10,488 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 208
  • Total number of seats: 29,084
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorExperiences/Remark
AEON Tebrau City Shopping Centre101,731Johor BahruTGV CinemasIMAX Hall, Beanieplex and 8 Standard Halls.
AEON Bukit Indah Shopping Centre91,614Iskandar PuteriTGV CinemasLuxe Hall, Beanieplex and 7 Standard Halls.
Toppen Shopping Centre91,443Johor BahruTGV CinemasFeatures the Biggest FlexOund Seat in Asia, 5 Deluxe+ with Premium Glide, Auto Glide Seat and Indulge Seat, Infinity Atmos Hall, Prestige Hall, and Family Friendly Hall.
Tasek Central Mall7951SkudaiTGV CinemasFeatures Deluxe with Auto Glide, Single Glide & Siesta Seat, Plushy+ Hall, Family Friendly Hall and 5 Deluxe Halls.
AEON Mall Kulaijaya51,203KulaiTGV CinemasAll Standard Hall.
The Mall, Mid Valley Southkey181,645Johor BahruGolden Screen CinemasLargest cinema in Johor and southern region. Features AURUM THEATRE with Getha Lux Suites (3 Hall), 4DX Hall, IMAX Hall, MAXX DBOX Hall, Play+ Hall and 11 Standard Halls.
Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru162,107Johor BahruGolden Screen Cinemas2 Premiere Class Halls, 4DX Hall, MAXX DBOX Hall and 12 Standard Halls.
Sunway Big Box Mall121,500Iskandar PuteriGolden Screen CinemasOpening in 2021.
KSL City Mall81,378Johor BahruGolden Screen CinemasDOLBY ATMOS Hall and 7 Standard Halls. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Square One Mall81,189Batu PahatGolden Screen Cinemas2 play+ Halls and 6 Standard Halls. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Heritage Mall71,043Kota TinggiGolden Screen CinemasAll Standard Halls. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Kluang Mall6963KluangGolden Screen CinemasAll Standard Halls. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
AEON Mall Bandar Dato Onn5663Johor BahruGolden Screen Cinemas2 play+ Halls, GSC BIG Hall, MX4D Hall and Standard Hall. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Mall of Medini5TBAIskandar PuteriTBATBA.
U Mall5601Iskandar PuteriMBO CinemasAll Standard Halls.
Johor Bahru City Square142,776Johor BahrummCineplexes2 Twin Hall and 12 Standard Halls.
Segamat Central81,708SegamatmmCineplexesAll Standard Halls.
Today's Mall Ulu Tiram8994Johor BahruSuperstar CinemaAll Standard Halls.
U Sentral Segamat6722SegamatSuperstar CinemaAll Standard Halls.
Today's Market Seri Alam4525Pasir GudangSuperstar CinemaAll Standard Halls.
Kluang Parade5660KluangBlockbuster CineplexesAll Standard Halls.
Perling Mall3582PerlingBlockbuster CineplexesAll Standard Halls.
Skudai Parade41,045SkudaiLotus Five StarAll Standard Halls.
Beletime Danga Bay91,301Johor BahruWomei CineplexFirst Womei Cineplex outside of China with VIP Hall, KID'S Hall and 7 Standard Halls.
R&F Mall8745Johor BahruEmperor CinemasFirst Emperor Cinemas in Malaysia with 8 Standard Halls.
Batu Pahat Mall71,045Batu PahatParagon CinemasAtmos Hall and 6 Standard Halls.
Kompleks Pusat Bandar Pasir Gudang2260Pasir GudangSuara ScreenAll Standard Halls.
New Lido Cinemas2400KluangIswariaSingle building.
Broadway Theatre1244Johor BahruKPI CinemasSingle building.

Kedah
  • Number of cinemas: 9
  • Largest cinema: GSC Aman Central (10 screens and 1,599 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 4 outlets (32 screens and 5,172 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 58
  • Total number of seats: 8,995
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
Aman Central101,599Alor SetarGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 4 and the largest cinema in Kedah. Opened 22 October 2015, it is 1st cinema in Kedah with THX and Dolby Atmos.
Amanjaya Mall81,306Sungai PetaniGolden Screen Cinemas LiteLocated on Level 2. Opened in November 2012, it is the second largest cinema in Kedah.
Central Square81,159Sungai PetaniGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 5. Opened in September 2015. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Kulim Central61,108KulimGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Riverfront City 9 1,195 Sungai Petani mmCineplexes Opened on 18 September 2017
Alor Star Mall6867Alor SetarParagon CinemasLocated on Level 2. Opened in May 2018, previously occupied by MBO Cinemas and upgraded to 6 halls (previously 4 halls).
Village Mall4680Sungai PetaniGrand CineplexLocated on Level 2.
Jitra Mall4546JitraJitra Mall CineplexCaters for the cinema needs of residents of northern Kedah and Perlis.
Langkawi Parade3535LangkawimmCineplexesLocated on Level 10. Only cinema on an island other than Penang.

Kuala Lumpur
  • Number of cinemas: 28
  • Largest cinema: GSC Midvalley Megamall (21 screens and 2,763 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 10 outlets (98 screens and 14,401 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 214
  • Total number of seats: 35,079
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
Mid Valley Megamall212,763Mid Valley CityGolden Screen CinemasThe largest cinema in Malaysia. Located on Level 3 and 3M of Mid Valley Megamall, the outlet covers its entire south wing. Initially featured 18 screens, a renovation saw an increase to 21 halls with 1 Onyx hall (Hall 11)
Pavilion KL13TBABukit BintangDadi CinemaLocated on Level 5 and Level 6. Formerly operated by Golden Screen Cinemas
MyTown Shopping Mall132,129CherasGolden Screen CinemasHas 1 Premiere Class Hall, Dolby Atmos, THX & GSC MAXX. Located on Level 3.
NU Sentral111,783BrickfieldsGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 5 and Level 6 of the mall.
Quill City Mall101,751Kuala Lumpur City CentreGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 5 and 6.
Melawati Mall 10 1,424 Taman Melawati Golden Screen Cinemas Features ATMOS D-BOX.
Berjaya Times Square 9 1,426 Bukit Bintang Golden Screen Cinemas Located on Level 3. Hosted the first Premiere Class hall in the Klang Valley.
EkoCheras Mall 8 1,161 Cheras Golden Screen Cinemas Located on Level 2A.
The Gardens Mall7226Mid Valley CityGolden Screen CinemasLocated on the Level 4 and Level 5. Malaysia's first boutique cinema and has been converted into GSC AURUM
Kepong Village Mall71,066KepongGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 1. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Setapak Central71,020SetapakGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Suria KLCC122,324Kuala Lumpur City CentreTGV CinemasLocated on Level 3. The largest TGV before renovation of TGV Sunway Pyramid.
Brem Mall121,810KepongMBO CinemasLocated on Level 6. Largest MBO Cinemas in Malaysia.
Wangsa Walk Mall91,622Wangsa MajuTGV CinemasLocated on Level 2.
Sunway Velocity Mall 9 1,590 Cheras TGV Cinemas Features an IMAX and 2 Indulge Halls
1 Shamelin81,586CherasTGV CinemasLocated on Level 5.
Cheras Sentral81,243CherasTGV CinemasLocated on Level 9.
AEON Metro Prima61,340KepongTGV CinemasLocated on Rooftop.
AEON AU2 6 1,263 Setiawangsa TGV Cinemas Single building cinema
Sunway Putra Mall61,060Chow KitTGV CinemasLocated on Level 5.
Ampang Point Shopping CentreTBATBAAmpangTGV CinemasLocated on Level 3. Opening in 2022
The Ridge @ KL East Mall9TBAWangsa MajuMBO CinemasLocated on Level 3. Opening Soon.
Ampang Spectrum6777AmpangOne CinemasLocated on Level 3.
Sentul Cinema3692SentulSentul CineplexSingle building cinema
Federal Cinema 2 900 Chow Kit Suara Screens Single building cinema
Pandan Capital2504AmpangMy CinemaLocated on Level 2.
Coliseum Theatre2474Jalan Tunku Abdul RahmanLotus Five StarOldest cinema in the country. Refurbished in 2012.
Bukit Bintang City Centre131,400Bukit BintangGolden Screen CinemasOpening in Q4 2022.[1] Located in the Entertainment Hub of BBCC. It will feature IMAX, Dolby Atmos, THX, and Onyx Hall
The Exchange TRX12TBATun Razak ExchangeGolden Screen CinemasOpening in late 2022. Featuring a new cinema and entertainment concept
118 Mall12TBABukit BintangGolden Screen CinemasOpening soon
Pavilion Bukit JalilTBATBABukit JalilDadi CinemaOpening in 2022
Pavilion Damansara HeightsTBATBAPusat Bandar DamansaraDadi CinemaOpening soon
Solaris Parq TBA TBA Mont Kiara TGV Cinemas Opening soon

Labuan
  • Number of cinemas: 1
  • Largest cinema: Perdana Cineplex (2 screen and 180 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Perdana Cineplex - 1 outlet (2 screens and 180 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 2
  • Total number of seats: 180
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
Perdana Cineplex Labuan2180LabuanPerdana CineplexSingle building cinema

Malacca
  • Number of cinemas: 6
  • Largest cinema: Golden Screen Cinemas Dataran Pahlawan (10 screens and 2,004 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 2 outlets (20 screens and 3,787 Seats)
  • Total number of screens: 49
  • Total number of seats: 8,952
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
Dataran Pahlawan Malacca102,004Banda Hilir, Malacca CityGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 5. Largest cinema in Malacca.
AEON Mall Bandaraya Melaka101,783Peringgit, Malacca CityGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. Only GSC outlet in an AEON brand shopping mall.
Element Mall101,584Banda Hilir, Malacca CityMBO CinemasLocated on Level 11. Largest MBO Cinemas in the southern region.
Melaka Mall Complex71,208Ayer KerohMBO CinemasLocated on Level 2.
Mahkota Parade101,973Banda Hilir, Malacca CitymmCineplexesLocated on Level 2, Previously occupied by Golden Screen Cinemas and Lotus Five Star. Upgraded to from 4 to 10 halls in 2015 and includes Digital Halls and Dolby ATMOS.
Song Seng Plaza2400Malacca CitySuara ScreensLocated on Level 3. Only plays Tamil movies.
Melaka Gateway Shopping Mall8TBABanda Hilir, Malacca CityTGV CinemasOpening soon.

Negeri Sembilan
  • Number of cinemas: 7
  • Largest cinema: GSC Palm Mall (10 screens and 1,659 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 2 outlets (14 screens and 2,669 Seats)
  • Total number of screens: 46
  • Total number of seats: 7712
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
Palm Mall101,659SerembanGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. Largest cinema in Negeri Sembilan since 23 July 2014. The 8th cinema in Malaysia and the first in the state to have a THX hall.
Terminal 141,010SerembanGolden Screen Cinemas LiteLocated on Level 2. The first GSC in Negeri Sembilan. Hall 2 was refurbished to compete with seven-screen TGV Cinemas and six-screen MBO Cinemas.
Era Square Mall101,449SerembanMBO CinemasLocated on Level 3. All screens were made digital in late January 2013.
AEON Mall Seremban 271,191Seremban 2TGV CinemasLocated on Level 2. Originally had five halls with 1067 seats. First cineplex in the state which can play 3D movies.
Kiara Square61,047BahaummCineplexesLocated on Level 2, it is the only cinema outside of Seremban District. Previously occupied by Lotus Five Star with 3 screens and 534 seats.
KM Plaza1268SerembanLotus Five StarLocated on Level 3. Only shows Tamil movies.
MesaMall81,088NilaimmCineplexesFirst cinema in Nilai. Features The Duplex, a double-storey hall, with Deluxe Twin Seats in the Mezzanine floor of the Duplex Hall and ELITE Hall[2][3]

Pahang
  • Number of cinemas: 5
  • Largest cinema: GSC East Coast Mall (9 screens and 1,633 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 3 outlets (24 screens and 4,070 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 33
  • Total number of seats: 5,698
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
East Coast Mall91,633KuantanGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 3. Largest cinema in Pahang.
Mentakab Star Mall61,093MentakabGolden Screen Cinemas LiteLocated on Level 2.
Berjaya Megamall5948KuantanGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 3. Permanently closed.
Kuantan City Mall 9 1,344 Kuantan Golden Screen Cinemas Located on Level 4, Opened on 12 October 2017. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
SkyAvenue4680Genting HighlandsBona CinemasLocated at Level 1. Only cinema located in a hill resort (1700 metres above sea level).

Penang
  • Number of cinemas: 11
  • Largest cinema: GSC Gurney Plaza (12 screens and 1,610 seats)
  • Largest cinemas operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 3 outlets (28 screens and 4,236 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 80
  • Total number of seats: 13,434
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
Gurney Plaza121,610GeorgetownGolden Screen CinemasLargest cinema in northern region. Host Malaysia's first Premiere Class Hall. Located on Level 7.
Queensbay Mall81,528Bayan LepasGolden Screen CinemasSecond GSC in Penang after GSC Gurney Plaza. Located on Level 3.
Sunway Carnival Mall81,098Seberang JayaGolden Screen CinemasThird GSC Cinema in Penang. Located on Level 2.
GEM Megamall202,211Seberang PraiGolden Screen CinemasFuture largest cinema in the Northern region.
Sunshine Central11TBAAyer ItamGolden Screen CinemasOpening in 2023.
Gurney Paragon Mall91,252GeorgetownTGV CinemasLocated on Level 8. Features the 4th IMAX hall in Malaysia.
1st Avenue81,304GeorgetownTGV CinemasLocated on Level 8. Features Beanieplex.
AEON Bukit Mertajam7840Bukit MertajamTGV CinemasLocated on Level R.
Batu Kawan Shopping Mall161,188Batu KawanTGV CinemasComing soon on 2022. Located next to Ikea Batu Kawan, will feature IMAX, Onyx, Infinity, Deluxe +, 4DX & Indulge halls.
Megamall Penang61,518Seberang PraiMega CineplexLocated on Level 4. Featuring VIP Suite in hall 1.
Prangin Mall81,445GeorgetownmmCineplexesLocated on Level 5. Previously occupied by Cathay Cineplex and Lotus Five Star.
Sunshine Bertam Shopping Mall4756Kepala BatasmmCineplexesLocated on Level G.
LFS Butterworth4926ButterworthLotus Five StarSingle building cinema.

Perak
  • Number of cinemas: 17
  • Largest cinema: GSC Ipoh Parade (11 screens with 1,926 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: TGV Cinemas - 4 outlets (35 screens and 6,373 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 104
  • Total number of seats: 17,747
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
AEON Mall Station 1881,610IpohTGV CinemasLocated on Level 2.
AEON Mall Taiping71,287TaipingTGV CinemasLocated on Level 2. Opened on 17 September 2015 With Beanieplex in Taiping.
AEON Mall Klebang 12 1,845 Ipoh TGV Cinemas Located on the rooftop. Features Beanieplex hall. Largest cinema in Perak.
AEON Mall Seri Manjung71,042Seri ManjungTGV CinemasLocated on Level 1. Opened on 22 December 2014. Third TGV Cinema in Perak.
AEON Mall Kinta City61,173IpohTGV CinemasLocated on Level 2.
Kerian Sentral Mall81,155Parit BuntarmmCineplexesLocated on Level 2. Opened on 18 December 2014. Previously occupied by Lotus Five Star.
D' Mall Seri Iskandar71,341Bandar Seri IskandarmmCineplexesLocated on Level 2. Previously occupied by Lotus Five Star.
mmCineplexes Kampar6836KamparmmCineplexesOpened officially on 1 March 2013. It consists of five 2D halls and one 3D hall. Previously occupied by Lotus Five Star.
Taiping Sentral Mall71,227TaipingMBO CinemasLocated on Level 2.
MBO Cinemas Teluk Intan3450Teluk IntanMBO CinemasLocated on Level 2. Largest cinema in Teluk Intan.
LFS Cinemas Sitiawan4812SitiawanLotus Five StarSingle building cinema. Reopened on 12 April 2017.
Bangunan Seri Kinta4651IpohLotus Five Star
My Cinema2280Bagan SeraiMy CinemaSingle building cinema.
My Cinema1320Teluk IntanMy CinemaSingle building cinema.
Ipoh Parade111,926IpohGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 5. Opened 5 February 2015. Home to the second Maxx Screen in the country and THX.
AEON BIG Midtown Falim 8 1,164 Ipoh Golden Screen Cinemas Opened on 23 December 2017. Second non TGV cinemas at AEON shopping mall. Located on Level 2. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021. Home to the 3D and THX sound system.
Taiping Mall 8 1,212 Taiping Paragon Cinemas Opened on 28 November 2016. Largest cinema in Taiping.

Putrajaya
  • Number of cinemas: 2
  • Largest cinema: GSC IOI City Mall (13 screens and 2,133 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 2 outlets (21 screens and 3,537 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 21
  • Total number of seats: 3,537
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
IOI City Mall (Phase 1)132,133PutrajayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. The largest cinema in Putrajaya, opened on 12 February 2015. Has two Maxx halls (Hall 10 and Hall 11) which are equipped with THX, Dolby Atmos and D-Box (Hall 11 with D-Box motion seat) and one 4DX hall (Hall 3).
IOI City Mall (Phase 2)TBATBAPutrajayaTGV CinemasLocated on Level 2 & 3. Opening in Q4 2022.
Alamanda81,404PutrajayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on The Hub (1st floor).

Sabah
  • Number of cinemas: 11
  • Largest cinema: Growball Cinemax Centre Point KK (9 screens and 1,745 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 2 outlets (16 screens and 2,975 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 64
  • Total number of seats: 8,662
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
1 Borneo Hypermall81,504Kota KinabaluGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. Largest GSC in Sabah.
Suria Sabah81,471Kota KinabaluGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 8.
Centre Point Sabah91,745Kota KinabaluGrowball CinemaxLocated on Level 8. Largest cinema in Sabah.
Imago Mall81,038Kota KinabaluGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Harbour Mall71,015SandakanLotus Five StarLocated on Level 11. First LFS Cinema in Sabah. Opened on 23 July 2016.
City Mall 6 833 Kota Kinabalu City Cineplex Located on Level 2
Eastern Plaza6784TawauEastern CineplexLocated on Level 6.
Megalong Mall4615PenampangMegalong CineplexLocated on Level 5.
Keningau Mall2200KeningauOcean CinemaLocated on Level 3. First cinema in the Interior Division.
Harbour Town4300Lahad DatuMax CinemaLocated on Harbour Town Lahad Datu. Opened on 12 September 2019.
International Technology and Commercial Centre (ITCC)81,000PenampangmmCineplexesScheduled to be opened in 2020.[4]
PacifiCity Mall9TBAKota KinabaluTGV CinemasScheduled to be opened in 2021.
Grand Merdeka Mall6TBAKota KinabaluGM CinemasTBA

Sarawak
  • Number of Cinemas: 9
  • Largest Cinema: mmCineplexes Summer Mall (12 screens and 2,038 seats)
  • Largest Cinemas Operator: Golden Screen Cinemas - 2 outlets (18 screens and 2,878 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 70
  • Total number of seats: 11,213
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
CityONE Megamall101,868KuchingGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 3. It opened on 11 April 2013. It houses the first THX hall in East Malaysia. Largest cinema in Kuching.
Bintang Megamall81,010MiriGolden Screen Cinemas LiteOpened on 6 February 2013, it is the first GSC in Sarawak. It is the first GSC all-digital cinema hall in Malaysia.
Times Square Megamall8TBABintuluGolden Screen Cinemas LiteSchedule to open in 2021.
Permaisuri Imperial City Mall81,261MiriTGV CinemasFirst TGV cinema in East Malaysia. Largest cinema in Miri. All Standard Halls.
ViVaCity Megamall81,220KuchingTGV CinemasIt houses the 6th, and largest IMAX hall, in Malaysia. First IMAX Hall and Beanieplex in East Malaysia.
Boulevard Shopping Mall8TBAKuchingTGV CinemasOpening soon.
Boulevard Shopping Mall Bintulu71023BintuluTGV CinemasOpening soon. It has Infinity Hall, Family Friendly Hall, TGV Deluxe etc.[5]
Summer Mall122,038Kota SamarahanmmCineplexesLargest cinema in Borneo. Largest cinema in Sarawak. Previously occupied by Lotus Five Star. It houses the first Dolby Atmos hall and the largest screen in East Malaysia. Other features include Lotus Hall, a Premier Screen concept with the best seats and the ‘Love Nest’ – a double-seat for couples or friends. Summer Mall also boasts the ‘Five Star Hall'.
The Spring Mall81,558KuchingGolden Screen CinemasThe first 3D cinema in Borneo island, the largest hall can accommodate 426 patrons at once. Officially opened on 9 September 2009. Located on Level 2. It consists of one Premiere Class Hall. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
AEON Central Mall8TBAKuchingMBO CinemasLocated on Level 3. Opening soon.
The Spring Bintulu10[6]TBABintuluMBO Cinemas[7]Will be open in Q4 2019.
Bintulu Commerce Square Mall6723BintuluAGC CineplexLocated on Level 3. Currently the largest cinema in Bintulu.
Premier Hotel6950SibuKing's TrioplexLocated on Level 2. Originally a single-screen theatre, it was renovated in the 2000s to become Sibu's first cinema with three halls. In 2011, the cinema was updated again to become Sibu's first 3D cinema.

Selangor
GSC Cinema in The Starling, Damansara Uptown
  • Number of cinemas: 37
  • Largest cinema: mmCineplexes e@Curve (18 screens and 2,836 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: TGV Cinemas - 12 outlets (104 screens and 16,695 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 296
  • Total number of seats: 47,327
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
1 Utama (Old Wing)121,845Petaling JayaTGV CinemasLocated on Level 3 (Old Wing). Has 1 IMAX Hall, TGV Luxe, Beanieplex and 7 Standard Halls. In 2014, TGV introduced TGV Indulge (2 Hall), a boutique concept hall with a cafe.
Sunway Pyramid111,634Petaling JayaTGV CinemasLocated on Level R. Has an 1 IMAX Hall, 2 TGV Luxe, 1 Beanieplex and 7 Standard Halls.
AEON Bukit Tinggi101,831KlangTGV CinemasLocated on Level 2. All in Standard Halls. Largest cinema in Klang.
Setia Walk Mall91,690PuchongTGV CinemasLocated on Level 5 and Level 6. Has an 1 Beaniplex and 8 Standard Halls.
Central i-City 9 1,650 Shah Alam TGV Cinemas Located on Level 4. Has the Biggest IMAX hall in Malaysia, 1 ONYX Hall, 1 Family Friendly Hall and 6 TGV Deluxe Halls.
Bukit Raja Shopping Centre81,428KlangTGV CinemasOnly cinema in Klang which offers stadium-style seating. All in Standard Halls.
AEON Rawang81,301RawangTGV CinemasLocated on Level 1. Opened in 2012. Largest cinema in Rawang. All Standard Halls.
AEON Cheras Selatan81,299BalakongTGV CinemasLocated on Level 1. All Standard Halls.
D'Pulze81,117CyberjayaTGV CinemasFirst cinema in Cyberjaya. All Standard Halls.
Encorp Strand Mall8992Petaling JayaTGV CinemasLocated on Level 2. All Standard Halls.
Jaya Shopping Centre8929Petaling JayaTGV CinemasLocated on Level 5. All Standard Halls.
The Mines5977Seri KembanganTGV CinemasLocated on Level 2. All Standard Halls.
1 Utama (New Wing)132,014Petaling JayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 4 (New Wing). It has a 4DX Hall, Gold Class Hall, ScreenX Hall, Dolby Atmos D-BOX Hall and 9 Standard Halls. Largest cinema in Petaling Jaya.
IOI Mall101,895PuchongGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2 and Level 3. Largest cinema in Puchong with one Play+ Hall, Dolby Atmos Hall and 8 Standard Halls.
Setia City Mall91,552Shah AlamGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. Has a Dolby Atmos Hall and 8 Standard Halls.
Paradigm Mall91,548Petaling JayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 3. All Standard Halls.
3 Damansara81,449Petaling JayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 2. All Standard Halls.
Klang Parade81,299KlangGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 5. All Standard Halls.
The Summit USJ101,500Subang JayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 3 and Level 5. Has a THX Hall and 9 Standard Halls. 1st drive-in ticket purchasing in Malaysia.
The Starling Mall101,408Petaling JayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 5. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021. Has a GSC BiG, MX4D, Play+Dolby Atmos and Premiere Class.
Citta Mall91,609Petaling JayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on Level 3. Standard hall with Twin Hall,Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Subang Parade81,295Subang JayaGolden Screen CinemasLocated on East Wing of Level 2. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021.
Tropicana Gardens Mall121,840Petaling JayaGolden Screen CinemasOpened on 4 February 2020. Originally operated by MBO Cinemas before GSC acquired the assets in 2021. Features GSC BIG, DOLBY ATMOS, ONYX, MX4D, PREMIERE and PLAY+ Halls.
Selayang Star City Mall10TBASelayangGolden Screen CinemasOpening soon.
KL Northgate @ Paragon Mall10TBASelayangGolden Screen CinemasOpening soon.
Harbour Place111,413KlangMBO CinemasLocated on Level 7 and Level 9. All Standard Halls.
Atria Shopping Gallery81,457DamansaraMBO CinemasHas an GSC BiG Hall, ONYX Hall, 2 Kid’s Hall and 4 Standard Halls.
Space U871,465Bukit Jelutong MBO CinemasLocated on Level 3. All Standard Halls.
Ecohills Walk Mall 11 2,000+ Semenyih MBO Cinemas Scheduled to open in 2021.
Sri Intan 4 539 Klang Lotus Five Star Single building cinema.
Capitol Selayang4530SelayangLotus Five StarLocated on Level 2. The only cinema in Selayang.
Metro Kajang Plaza2365KajangLotus Five StarLocated on Level 3. The only cinema in Kajang.
PJ State2362Petaling JayaLotus Five StarSingle building cinema.
e@Curve182,836Petaling JayammCineplexesLargest cinema mmCineplexes in Malaysia. Largest cinema in Selangor and Petaling Jaya. Located on Level 2 and Level 2M. Have 2 Platinum Movie Suites, 2 Twin Halls and 14 Standard Halls.
1 Plaza5733Kuala SelangormmCineplexesPreviously occupied by Lotus Five Star. Located on Ground Level. The only cinema in Kuala Selangor.
One City Mall121,068Subang JayaCineHouse CinemasPreviously occupied by Premium-X Cinema. Located on Level 2, Sky Park. Has a Fun Land Hall, Malaysian Hall and 10 Standard Halls.
IRDKL Mall 8 1,259 Shah Alam TSR Cinemax Has an Atmos Premier, Atmos Royale, Grand Hall with 5 Standard Halls.
Amerin Mall 8 1,076 Seri Kembangan Amerin Cineplexes All Standard Halls.
Lido Banting 4 TBA Banting My Cinema Single building cinema.
Pawagam Sun Rawang1320RawangLotus Five StarSingle building cinema.
da:men 8 TBA Subang Jaya Dadi Cinema Opening in Q2 2021.
Empire City Damansara Mall 20 TBA Damansara CGV Cinemas TBC.
Pinnacle PJ7TBAPetaling JayaTBATBC.

Terengganu
  • Number of cinemas: 3
  • Largest cinema: LFS Paya Bunga Sentral (11 Screens and 1,631 seats)
  • Largest cinema operator: Lotus Five Star - 1 outlet (11 screens and 1,631 seats)
  • Total number of screens: 16
  • Total number of seats: 2,413
CinemaTotal hallsSeatsLocationOperatorRemarks
Paya Bunga Sentral111,631Kuala TerengganuLotus Five StarLocated on Level 7 and 8 of the mall. Largest cinema in LFS in Malaysia. Largest cinema in Terengganu and the east coast region. Opened on 18 March 2017. Has a 1 Atmos Hall, 2 Twin Halls and 8 Standard Halls.
Mesra Mall5782KemamanTGV CinemasLocated on ground floor. All Standard Halls.
Kompleks Boling Bandar Baru Kijal8TBAKemamanTGV CinemasTBC
KTCC Mall101,516Kuala TerengganuParagon CinemasLocated on Level 2.
Mayang Mall8TBAKuala TerengganuGolden Screen CinemasSchedule to open in Q3 2022.

Cinema statistics

Cinema with the most number of halls
CinemaNumber of hallsLocationOperator
Midvalley Megamall21Kuala LumpurGolden Screen Cinemas
e@Curve18DamansarammCineplexes
Paradigm Mall JB16Johor BahruGolden Screen Cinemas
City Square14Johor BahrummCineplexes
IOI City Mall13PutrajayaGolden Screen Cinemas
MyTown13CherasGolden Screen Cinemas
Suria KLCC12Kuala LumpurTGV Cinemas
Summer Mall12Kota SamarahanmmCineplexes
1 Utama12Petaling JayaGolden Screen Cinemas

Cinema with most number of seats
CinemaNumber of seatsLocationOperator
e@Curve2,836DamansarammCineplexes
City Square2,776Johor BahrummCineplexes
Midvalley Megamall2,763Kuala LumpurGolden Screen Cinemas
Suria KLCC2,324Kuala LumpurTGV Cinemas
1 Utama2,180Petaling JayaGolden Screen Cinemas
IOI City Mall2,133PutrajayaGolden Screen Cinemas
Paradigm Mall2,107Johor BahruGolden Screen Cinemas
IOI Mall2,092PuchongGolden Screen Cinemas
Summer Mall2,038Kota SamarahanmmCineplexes
Dataran Pahlawan Malacca Megamall 2,004 Banda Hilir, Malacca City Golden Screen Cinemas

See also

References
  1. March 25, Chung Ying Yi / theedgemarkets com; Pm +08, 2022 12:03 (25 March 2022). "LaLaport BBCC aims for 90% occupancy rate; SWNK Houze to launch in June". The Edge Markets. Retrieved 3 April 2022.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  2. "Cinema Online visits the first cinema in Nilai | News & Features | Cinema Online".
  3. "MmCineplexes Mesa Mall | Cinema Details | Cinema Online".
  4. New cinema available in Penampang next year New Sabah Times, 22 August 2017
  5. "TGV Cinemas".
  6. "THE SPRING SHOPPING CENTER, BINTULU, SARAWAK". TJ Ong Architect. 2017. Retrieved 4 May 2018.
  7. "Dibuka pertengahan November, penuhi keperluan hidup moden". Utusan Borneo(Sarawak). 10 March 2018. Retrieved 4 May 2018.
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.