Cinema entertainment in Central America
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Brick Oven Pizza
Brick Oven Pizza shows recent-release movies almost every night, usually at 5pm and 7pm. Schedules are on those white flyers plastered all over town. The pizza here is decent, but overpriced. It’s past Twisted Toucan.
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Cines Próceres
Cines Próceres is a convenient cinema where you can expect the usual Hollywood blockbuster fare - often in English with Spanish subtitles, although kids' films are usually dubbed into Spanish.
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Cine Playa Cocles
At Cabinas El Tesoro, this popular big screen shows a cool selection of camp, cult and classic movies plus plenty of Hollywood blockbusters. Weekend showings are specially for kids.
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Cinemas Metro
Cinemas Metro, a theatre at the mall, is large and modern. Tickets are L$40–60, with discounts on Tuesday and Thursday.
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Multicines
Multicines a theatre at the mall, is large and modern. Tickets are L$40–60, with discounts on Tuesday and Thursday.
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Cinemark
Cinemark, a theatre at the mall, is large and modern. Tickets are L$40–60, with discounts on Tuesday and Thursday.
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MetroCinema
This cheap, air-conditioned theater changes movies (probably to another Hollywood action flick) on Thursday.
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Cinépolis
This movie chain is opening an 11-screen megaplex here. It was still under construction when we visited.
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Cinema
If you're looking for your Hollywood fix, this has a decent offering of mainstream American films.
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Cinemark
Large mall movie theater showing mostly Hollywood movies; call or check the paper for show times.
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Multicinemas Reforma
Ask about Martes Loco specials when, on a random Tuesday, tickets cost USaround US$1. Crazy.
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Cine Milenium
Two screens feature Hollywood films daily; tickets cost L$30 before 7pm, and L$45 after 7pm.
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Cinema Geminis
Downtown, Cinema Geminis is a small theater with just a couple of screens.
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Film Screenings
At the Panajachel dock, D'Noz and Alegre Lounge (8a Calle 4-10) show movies most nights.
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Metrocentro Cinemark
At the bigger, better mall, an even plusher six screens, playing blockbuster movies.
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Cine Karawala
Granada's popular cinema shows mostly Western films on one of its two screens.
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Alianza Francesa
Free unusual movies, usually in French, on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Cine Aries, Tauro & Leo
Screening Hollywood and Latin-American films at 7pm and 9pm daily.
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