Cinema entertainment in Thailand
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Chiang Mai University film screenings
The University of Chiang Mai lies west of the city centre. Here, at the Art & Culture Center (main auditorium) shows many different foreign films - usually art films of the Bergman and Buñuel variety. Admission is free.
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SF Cinema City
Not just a cinema, though the five plush amphitheatres are pretty damn cool. Um, we mean that literally. It also has a 16-lane bowling alley (bring your own socks, please) and karaoke rooms for closet crooners.
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Chiang Mai University Art & Culture Center
Feed your art-flick hunger at the university's weekly showings of foreign films, often showcasing a certain theme; screenings are in the main auditorium.
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Saladaeng Café by Jim Thompson
Saladaeng Café by Jim Thompson screens old Thai and English black-and-white movies nightly from 6pm to 10pm in its outdoor Sala Casa.
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Royal Theatre Cinema
Get away from the stall holders selling fake designer gear by escaping into this latest make-believe offering from Hollywood.
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Krung Sri Imax
Krung Sri IMAX screens special-effects versions of Hollywood action flicks and nature features.
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Vista Movie Theatre
Vista Movie Theatre shows mediocre Hollywood flicks and the latest Thai teenage movies.
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Paragon Cineplex
This cinema offers both quantity (more than a dozen screens) and quality (several classes of viewing).
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Major Cineplex
Major Cineplex shows mediocre Hollywood flicks and the latest Thai teenage movies.
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House
Bangkok’s first art-house cinema showing lots of foreign flicks of the non-Hollywood type.
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Paradise Cinemas
For those addicted to celluloid, Paradise plays English-language blockbusters.
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Central Plaza
Khon Kaen's glossiest shopping mall screens movies in English and has a bowling alley.
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