Cinema entertainment in South Korea
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Cine Cube
This well-respected art cinema near Deoksugung screens international festival films, which are usually shown in their original language with Korean subtitles. Interest in world cinema is growing, especially amongst young Seoulites.
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Lotte Cinema
This multiplex has five state-of-the-art cinemas plus Charlotte Hall (Mon-Fri around ₩25000, Sat & Sun around ₩3000), a luxury cinema with 34 reclining plush red armchairs where you can sip beer or wine as you watch.
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Cine Castle DVD
Watch a movie in a small bang on a big, big screen, lounging back on a reclining seat up on the 4th floor. This one is the budget student version of a DVD bang. Take the lift.
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Korea Film Archives
The archives screens classic Korean films with English subtitles. The seasonal programmes provide a rare opportunity to see films that are not normally shown.
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Hanil Gukjang
There is a huge Xn Milano complex that houses the Hanil Gukjang cinema, where there are often English-language movies.
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Megabox
There's a 10-screen cinema facility at Megabox. The ticket booth is on the 1st floor and screens on the 6th floor.
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Academy Cinema
Like all Korean cinemas, Academy screens foreign films in their original language, subtitled in Hangeul.
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Coex Mall Megabox
A mega-popular 17-screen multiplex cinema with over 4000 seats. Queues can build up at busy times.
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multiscreen cinemas
Several theatres show first-run English-language movies including the multiscreen cinemas.
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Lotte Cinema
Several theatres show first-run English-language movies including Lotte Cinema .
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