Film

GSC to reopen 9 cinemas from Dec 16

These include Alamanda Putrajaya and Gurney Plaza in Georgetown

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 07 Dec 2020 8:22PM

GSC to reopen 9 cinemas from Dec 16
The first movie sneaks on December 16 will be of 'Wonder Woman 1984'. – Facebook pic, December 7, 2020

IN nine locations where the conditional movement control order has been lifted, Malaysia’s largest cinema operator Golden Screen Cinemas will be opening its doors again. 

The first movie sneaks on December 16 will be of 'Wonder Woman 1984' at 6pm at all the selected locations. 

The reopening is subject to changes depending on the current situation, reported the Edge Markets.

The nine places are Aman Central in Alor Setar, Gurney Plaza in Georgetown, Sunway Carnival in Seberang Perai, Dataran Pahlawan and AEON Bandaraya in Melaka, East Coast Mall in Kuantan, Mentakab Star Mall and CityONE Megamall in Kuching, and Alamanda Putrajaya, said GSC in a tweet.

 

#WonderWoman1984, coming to selected GSC locations first. Early sneaks from 16 December, 6PM onwards! ⚡ Reopening...

Posted by GSC on Monday, December 7, 2020

After the announcement by Malaysian Association of Film Exhibitors to temporarily suspend all cinema operations, GSC cinemas were closed from the beginning of November as a result of the CMCO. – The Vibes, December 7, 2020

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