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 An old fashioned drive-in movie |
Cricketers Arms Road Blacktown Sydney, NSW 2148 Australia +61 (0)2 9622 4170 http://www.greaterunion.com.au |
Drive-In Cinemas are a dying breed in Sydney, with only two left! Enjoy blockbusters, special effect movies and schlock horror/martial art style entertainment. Double feature every night, with the main movie shown first Sunday to Thursday, and second Friday and Saturday. Fast food, soft drinks and fun in the car! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cinema with a bohemian feel |
215 Bent Street (at Driver Avenue, Moore Park) Sydney, NSW 2021 Australia +61 (0)2 9332 1633 http://www.hoyts.com.au paris@hoyts.com.au |
Cinema Paris has an intimate feel, with four, state-of-the-art auditoriums, with digital surround sound, and stadium seating on big comfy chairs. It is the first art-house cinema in the southern hemisphere to be fully licensed, so you can enjoy a drink before, during and after the movie. There is also an emphasis on film heritage and a fascinating display of movie memorabilia and antique film equipment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Suburban deco palace |
130 Enmore Road Newtown Sydney, NSW 2042 Australia +61 2 9550 3666 http://www.enmoretheatre.com.au/ admin@enmoretheatre.com.au |
Located only a stroll from Newtown, the family-run Enmore Theatre was built in 1908. Recently renovated, with a re-designed foyer and first floor bar and cafe, the auditorium offers 1,600 new, comfortable seats in both dress circle and stalls. A melting pot of cultural fare, performances vary from flamenco dancing and foreign spectaculars to cabaret, rock bands and mainstream musicals. They also have special shows for children. Prices vary according to performance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cinema chain in city and suburbs |
525 George Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia +61 (0)2 9267 8666 http://www.greaterunion.com.au/ |
The main cinema in this chain is centrally located in the city, a few minutes walk from Town Hall Station. It has 17 screens boasting digital surround sound and the usual candy bars selling popcorn and drinks. They show a good selection of crowd-pleasing, main stream releases. Look out for cheap deals on movie tickets. Tickets are generally cheaper on Tuesday. There are at least 15 branches throughout Sydney. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Food and movies |
112 Darlinghurst Road Darlinghurst Sydney, NSW 2010 Australia +61 (0)2 9380 5155 jaxa@ozemail.com.au |
If you are looking for a movie house with a different ambience, get down to The Movie Room in the heart of Darlinghurst. Located above Govinda's Restaurant, help youself to the vegetarian buffet and then have some fun viewing art-house, old favourites and mainstream releases as part of a meal deal ticket. Cinema seating is on lounge chairs and cushions. Admission: "All you can eat" vegetarian smorgasbord and ticket deal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality Films & Wonderful Views |
Mrs Macquaries Road Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia +61 2 9231 8111 http://www.stgeorge.com.au/ope... contact@cinerent.com |
This open-air cinema is an unforgettable way to experience the great outdoors, catch a movie, and see some dazzling cityscape views. Situated in the Royal Botanic Gardens and overlooking some of Sydney's top sights, it is the perfect place to spend a summer evening. Films begin at sunset on a large screen that rises from the harbour, seemingly out of the water. Films range from general releases to cult classics to family favourites. The on-site restaurant and bar opens at 6:30p, and serves light meals, such as noodles and Chinese veggies, Tandoori Chicken, Octopus Salad and a range of alcohol. Films are screened nearly every night for this brief just-over-one-month period. See website for titles to be shown. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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