The Evening Press recently revealed that bootleggers were flooding the city with pirate DVDs of film blockbusters only just released at cinemas. |
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The cinema dates back to a time when suburbs had independent cinemas not located in faceless shopping malls. |
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It is a remarkable piece of work which has stood the test of time and is still shown in cinemas around the world regularly. |
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All licensed premises such as pubs, clubs, restaurants and even cinemas and theatres will have to apply for new style licences. |
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He also commented that the films were made for giant IMAX cinemas, whose screens have surfaces of hundreds of square metres. |
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The films were screened in cinemas across the city and at community meetings. |
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As development continued, the High Street changed from a sleepy village street to a busy shopping centre complete with its own cinemas. |
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They had closed many cinemas down and were dismantling projectors for scrap. |
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In some urban shopping centres cinemas are another excuse for patronising the local shops. |
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However, the cinemas were not full of serious films with a political message. |
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But before that there would be a citywide publicity campaign, including adverts on buses, in cinemas and in newspapers. |
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The least they could do is show one Canadian film at each of those multiscreen cinemas. |
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Usually the films are shown in Indian cinemas with a lengthy intermission between the two parts. |
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Some small local cinemas were still staggering along, run by enthusiastic amateurs. |
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The idea that this might lead to showings in cinemas across the US is very welcome. |
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We should try and disrupt showings of his films at cinemas, and egg him when he appears in public. |
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Reports flashed up in cinemas, ending the showings as a mark of respect and phone calls were made to family, friends and team-mates. |
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The same situation in Angola, the two Congos, also in Cameroon, cinemas are turning into casinos. |
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Zhang said China also needs to build more cinemas to entertain the growing number of moviegoers. |
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The film is being distributed in cinemas by Miramax and is already being touted as a possible Oscar contender. |
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Few films of its era can boast of such continuing popularity in art house cinemas. |
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It is hoped that the film will not only go to video but will be shown to movie-goers at local arts cinemas. |
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Industry commentators agree it is just a matter of time before digital technology replaces film in cinemas. |
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For some very strange reason we are now seeing in cinemas a British film that was made four years ago. |
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It will be released in UK cinemas later this year and looks certain to be a huge talking point. |
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The film is on at only two London cinemas and is unlikely to be released elsewhere. |
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The Film Institute is home to two cinemas, a specialist film bookshop, an education department and a bar restaurant. |
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After starting work as a projectionist at 15, Arthur worked at various cinemas in Hyde. |
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The council was accused of trying to stop cinemas showing films on Sunday by stealth. |
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His difficulties in getting his film made and into cinemas are by now well known. |
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The studio publicly disowned the film and briefly banned it from its own cinemas. |
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Pirate copies of some of the latest films to hit cinemas are easily available at markets across the country. |
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The US is finally getting tough on people who use mobile phones in cinemas. |
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The films never made it to cinemas, so customers had to find them on the internet. |
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Over the past three years, Rank has sold off holiday centres, cinemas, nightclubs, pubs and film studios. |
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There were seven studios, the cinemas and maybe TV if your film was really popular. |
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The heroically scaled foyer is an attempt to recreate the glamour and escapism of old cinemas. |
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It's a shame that this film probably won't be exhibited again, even at our art-house cinemas. |
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Under the current analogue process, finished films are copied on celluloid, put on reels and physically delivered to cinemas. |
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Police were called out to guard cinemas after protests by Hindu hardliners. |
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A perfect day was rounded off with a viewing of a restored print of Citizen Kane in one of the centre's cinemas. |
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I can only assume Odeon's cinemas are too full and they're looking for ways to cut down on attendance levels. |
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The war suffused cinemas, from government promotional films, to newsreels, and features. |
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Many new features appeared on the landscape such as drive-in cinemas, service stations and shopping malls. |
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Festival screenings will be at the museum's three cinemas and at the Odeon, Thornbury. |
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Along with five cinemas, the largest of which can seat 250 customers, there will also be a coffee shop and seating area in the expansive lobby. |
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In this way, newly-built and joint-venture multiplex cinemas might realize the biggest profits from the regulation. |
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Riddled with pavement cafes and dotted with cosy bars, the city groans with museums and magical art galleries, cinemas and designer outlets. |
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People are afraid to go to cinemas with family due to the ever-increasing presence of hooligans and goondas. |
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Since mid 1999, digital projection of major films in newly designated digital cinemas has become a widely discussed option. |
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It may not sound like earth-shattering news, but for those of us who love our cinemas as much as we do our movies, it is. |
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It didn't receive much attention in the cinemas, but I think it ought to down as one of the better films of the late nineties. |
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Made in America, with an all-American crew and cast, this dud was never released at cinemas. |
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The reinforcement of policing in key areas, especially at bus stops, cinemas, etc., is the need of the hour. |
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These days, the film plays to packed houses when cinemas screen it at Christmas time, and is in constant demand from video-buyers. |
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It has only just gone on release in the US and does not reach UK cinemas until January. |
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When videos came out all those years ago people thought it was curtains for cinemas, but that's not been the case. |
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Later many of these buildings were converted into cinemas and by the early 1900s cinematography was becoming widespread. |
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After the last showing at the cinemas, when the back roads were quiet, Bill retraced our route along Jingle Pot Road. |
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Spend time in places where cigarettes are banned, such as cinemas, theatres, non-smoking bars and restaurants. |
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It is, for all practical purposes, a modern city with all the amenities, including high-rise offices, expensive villas, restaurants, and cinemas. |
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A special leisure section, featuring events, hotels and cinemas, is also planned with the tourism market in mind. |
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Only a few cinemas were equipped with earphones through which to hear interpreters translating the dialogues in the films for the audiences. |
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More than a third of the capital's cinemas are concentrated in central London. |
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He is lionised in Europe but expects his latest film to open in 10 times as many cinemas in France than in Britain. |
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Each of the two new cinemas contain wonderful stadium seating with soft upholstery and armrest cup holders. |
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This committee will look at what can be done to ensure Londoners have the widest possible choice of cinemas and films feasibly available. |
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In England the film was mainly shown in art house cinemas to art house audiences. |
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She's the one who frequents the repertory cinemas watching obscure, artsy flicks and documentaries. |
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The film opened in US cinemas on February 10 and met with lukewarm reviews. |
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The terms and conditions are exhibited near the box offices at cinemas. |
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The Interview, which caused so much controversy, was never intended for release in South Korean cinemas. |
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The Reichstag, in its turn, passed a law that restricted the national distribution of abortive and contraceptive means and planned a new law regulating cinemas. |
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Solicitors acting on behalf of a number of officers have written to cinemas and halls pointing out that they may be liable to action should the film be found to be defamatory. |
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Tickets are redeemable at a number of cinemas across the capital. |
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In the nineteenth century, theatres, music halls and cinemas were regulated as local authorities responded to fears about alcohol abuse and immorality. |
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At the June meeting of the West Wickham TG, Mr Tom Moss regaled members with an entertaining account of the history of cinemas in SE London and Kent. |
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I'm all for movies being made on digital video and released in cinemas. |
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The film is due for release in UK cinemas sometime next year. |
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Head for cinemas, enjoy videogames and savour those yummy fast foods. |
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Department stores, cinemas, factories and service stations all took cues from American sources, although they were usually grafted onto earlier styles. |
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Even with faulty projectors and seats that were falling apart, Afghans seemed very excited when the cinemas reopened. |
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The film can be seen in a lot of independent art-house cinemas and has drawn a good response from audiences, especially in the wake of its awards success. |
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She went to the cinemas a few times and played tenpin bowling. |
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Middle-class cinemas, by contrast, were far more buttoned up. |
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My maternal grandfather used to play piano at cinemas during silent films. |
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It also aims to ensure that communities outside the major cities continue to enjoy access to a wide variety of film titles through their local cinemas. |
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Users can also watch movie trailers and order tickets for cinemas. |
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There are films showing in the private cinemas my father had to build. |
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Leisure development continues to grow in importance in the retail market, be it as a focal point of new retail projects or in the form of multiplex cinemas and theme parks. |
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Given the lack of data describing the way multiplex cinemas are used by different consumer factions, an extensive survey was completed in Leicester. |
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Yet such interpretations fail to explore the extent to which the location of multiplex cinemas in out-of-town sites contributes to their popularity. |
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Given the monopolising ventures of cinema multiplexes across Scotland, it's a wonder that all arthouse and independent cinemas aren't doing exactly the same thing. |
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A twenty-first-century affair, of smoked glass, presence and inclusion, cinemas and escalators and bars, the Omni building promises leisure for all. |
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It was operated variously by Gaumont, Odeon and Classic cinemas. |
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Film fans in the four main centres are in for a treat local cinemas are presenting a one-off double feature screening of two of the best creature features ever made. |
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More importantly, perhaps, the technology would allow people to use phones in places such as train carriages, cinemas or libraries without disturbing others. |
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Today, shorn of its Odeon cinemas and Pinewood studios, the entertainment group's tie with the film industry is limited to its Deluxe film processing unit. |
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Over 100 cinemas in the UK now offer subtitled screenings of films. |
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Is Sundance's exportation of the indie-film mindset to other countries also an opportunity for other national cinemas to survive global Hollywoodization? |
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However, one advantage of digital projection is that cinemas can now be used to show all manner of live programming on the screen as well as movies. |
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What happens after the festival awards are dished out, after the cinemas count their box office takings, after the international seminars and critical studies? |
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The public loved the film, with lines stretching outside of cinemas as people had to wait for the next showing. |
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A FILM about Smiths star Morrissey's early life could be heading to cinemas after plans for a proposed biopic were announced. |
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It's sad that cinemas are losing their projectionists now digital films are started with someone just pressing a button on a computer. |
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Directed by Andy McLeod, the idents, comprising of two 60-second and three 20-second slots, will run in independent cinemas from 23rd May. |
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At cinemas nationwide now Savoy Jazzmen Go along to the Palm House at Sefton Park to enjoy the Savoy Jazzmen concert. |
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The rise of television was drawing viewers away and the studios looked to new stars and film technologies to tempt viewers back to cinemas. |
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Emin withdrew the film from general distribution in cinemas after it was rated with an 18 certificate. |
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It was his first live concert for 3 years and was broadcast across 200 cinemas worldwide. |
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Born in York, Barry spent his early years working in cinemas owned by his father. |
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In cinemas this brought a tendency for audiences to rush out while the end credits played to avoid this formality. |
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The show was directed by Sir Nicholas Hytner and was broadcast on BBC Two and in cinemas worldwide as a part of National Theatre Live. |
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Starring Harrison Ford, Blade Runner was a commercial disappointment in cinemas in 1982, but is now regarded as a classic. |
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In 2009, for the first time, the Last Night was shown live in several cinemas across Asia and in Canada and Australia. |
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The film was released to cinemas in 1974 but until now it was never available for home release apart from the numerous bootleg copies. |
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A digitally remastered version of the film was shown in select cinemas across the United States. |
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Stallone directed and cowrote the new Rambo film, which arrived in US cinemas on Friday. |
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Shelter In UK cinemas now Horror about a forensic psychiatrist who discovers all of her patient''s multiple personalities are murder victims. |
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It was meant to be a cheap, pounds 15,000 skinflick that would be seen by just a few mac-wearing men in seedy cinemas. |
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Control Room broadcast the event Live on MSN and in 117 cinemas across the country via National CineMedia. |
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Housing two theatre spaces, five cinemas and an art exhibition space, it replaced the Cornerhouse and The Library Theatre. |
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These Christmas films have all reached top box office spots on their release in UK cinemas. |
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Downtown Fabby Lose yourself in the heady array of lakeside restaurants, bars, shops, cinemas and shows in Downtown Disney off Buena Vista Drive. |
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Pioneers of multiplex cinemas in India, PVR operates 40 cinemas with 173 screens spread over 24 key cities. |
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Moscow is the heart of the Russian performing arts, including ballet and film, with 68 museums 103 theaters, 132 cinemas and 24 concert halls. |
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Nearer to the river are two large cinemas, both built in 1937 and both in use as Pentecostal church halls. |
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The two commercial cinemas in Northampton are Vue at Sol Central in the centre and Cineworld at Sixfields. |
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While Bollywood films were banned from public cinemas from 1965 until 2008, they have remained an important part of popular culture. |
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Calling it fool's gold may be a stretch but, really, Easy Money has no business being in cinemas. |
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As of 2003, former churches and cinemas on Ternate were occupied by refugees from the Halmahera violence. |
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The Odeon Cinema of the Palazzo dello Strozzino is one of the oldest cinemas in the city. |
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Gorlero Avenue, the main avenue of Punta del Este has commercial galleries, restaurants, cinemas, casinos, shops. |
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In 2005, more than 18 million people visited concerts, exhibitions, theatres, cinemas, museums, and cultural events. |
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The cinemas and theatres often remain to become host to a number of pubs, bars, restaurants and nightclubs. |
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One of Ramsgate's cinemas and theatres is the Granville Cinema, situated on Victoria Parade, in the town's Eastcliff area. |
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There are two multiplex cinemas, the Odeon on North Street and Cineworld in the Marina. |
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The two best known cinemas in the city centre are the Savoy Cinema and the Cineworld Cinema, both north of the Liffey. |
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As many as 30 cinemas were reported to have been converted to live stages, producing a wide range of comedies and dramatic productions. |
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During the 1970s, cinemas were numerous in the Kingdom although they were seen as contrary to Wahhabi norms. |
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Modern spaces such as home cinemas and wet rooms also rank high on homeowners' wish-lists, according to the survey, by Anglican Home Improvements. |
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Unlike the usual multiple small surround speakers used in cinemas, the Quintaphonic system specified just two rear speakers, but of the same type as those used at the front. |
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But it was spoiled by the fact that my daughter had to sit on my knee for the whole show as the venue could not provide a booster seat, readily available at most cinemas. |
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However, Part 2 was released in 2D and 3D cinemas as originally planned. |
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In 2007, the critically acclaimed movie Atonement, directed by Joe Wright and starring Keira Knightley and James McAvoy, was released in cinemas worldwide. |
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Technically, radio, television, cinemas, VCDs and DVDs, music systems, games, computer hardware and mobile telephony publish information to their audiences. |
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Prior to World War II, Penzance was also home to a further 3 cinemas and at least 2 theatres, one of which, the Pavilion Theatre, is now home to an amusement arcade. |
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On 12 December, Clapton performed The Concert for Sandy Relief at Madison Square Garden, broadcast live via television, radio, cinemas and the Internet across six continents. |
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With its linear structure, nostalgic glow and distinct lack of surprises, Secretariat seems to have wandered into cinemas after leaving its TV movie hitching post. |
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Some cinemas outside New York also use the theatre spelling. |
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Large modern multiscreen cinemas are located across suburban Dublin. |
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The city also has two Multiplex cinemas, Odeon and Cineworld. |
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Edinburgh has two repertory cinemas, the Edinburgh Filmhouse and The Cameo, as well as the independent Dominion Cinema and a range of multiplexes. |
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Odeon Sheffield, situated on Arundel Gate in the city Centre and Vue, located within Meadowhall Shopping Centre, are the two other mainstream cinemas in the city. |
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Many cinemas in Wales were born of the travelling picture shows, or Bioscopes, which were part of the fairs that visited towns across the country in the late 19th Century. |
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There are also 2 mainstream cinemas, the Kinepolis multiplexes. |
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