Brace yourselves for more entertainment excitement in the Klang Valley this year as the latest state-of-art cinema is scheduled to open late January at Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur.

With 1,570 seats , the 9-screen GSC Berjaya Times Square will score another first with the first-ever 48-seat Premiere Class Hall in the Klang Valley, which also comes with an attached lounge for the discerning movie goers.

To celebrate the launch of this new cinema, Golden Screen Cinemas Sdn Bhd (GSC) will be offering free screenings for the public from January 22 - 26, 2005 (Sat - Wed). Selected movies on offer for the free screenings are "Shark Tale", "The Incredibles", "Ladder 49", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Resident Evil"(18SX), "Cinta Luar Biasa"(Malay), "Manmadam"(Tamil) , "Shutter" (Thai -18SG), ""New Police Story"(C), "Breaking News" (C-18SG), "Yesterday Once More"(C) and "A World Without Thieves" (C).

The public need only cut out the special free movie coupons or any GSC cinema listings in the newspapers to redeem the movie tickets on a first-come first-served basis, with a maximum of 4 tickets per person. GSC website members can also print a copy of the free movie coupons from www.gsc.com.my. Ticket redemption starts January 22 (Sat) and only the tickets for the movies for the same day as the redemption date will be valid and no advance redemption will be allowed. Full details of the movie screening schedule can be downloaded from GSC website(www.gsc.com.my).

GSC Berjaya Times Square is scheduled to open for business on Thursday, January 27 2005 which coincides with general release of Hollywood blockbuster "Elektra" starring Jennifer Garner and local movie "Tak Ori tapi Ok".

GSC Berjaya Times Square will also be screening the Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Fellowship of the Ring extended version , The Two Towers extended version and Return of the King theatrical version) and the Infernal Affairs trilogy for the movie fans for a limited period. :drool:

In conjunction with the cinema launch, a host of fun activities have been planned for everyone with free wrist pouch and Seoul Raiders pocket calendars giveaway with every two tickets purchased from box office . Complimentary movie passes are in store for the first paying patron of the day and also the 100th, 500th, 1,000th and 100,000th patron of GSC Berjaya Times Square. With the forthcoming Chinese New Year celebrations in February, there will also be free "Madagascar" red packet giveaways to add the festive feel to the celebrations.

Over at the concession , there will be free "Elektra" leather handphone straps with each GSC regular combo purchases with Coke/Sprite, GSC popcorn tin offer, free combo upgrades, free candy floss and popcorn sampling to keep everyone satisfied.

On-ground activities include "Wheel of Fortune", Nokia/Kodak photography sessions with Sulley & Mike (Monster Inc), Movie Character walkabout, Clowns appearances, free balloon giveaway, deejay on duty with trivia questions and games till Sunday, January 30th.

For more details, log on to www.gsc.com.my now.

New multiplex poised to be blockbuster hit




LEADING cinema exhibitor Golden Screen Cinemas Sdn Bhd’s has gone even bigger. Its latest multiplex is at Berjaya Times Square in Kuala Lumpur.

A rousing and colourful lion dance performance was held as GSC Chairman Gen (Rtd) Tan Sri Mohd Ghazali Seth and Berjaya Group director Azlan Meah Hj Ahmed Meah cut the ribbons to the nine-screen, state-of-the-art cinema.

The RM22mil new multiplex marks GSC’s 17th in Malaysia and the first in downtown Kuala Lumpur.

“The multiplex also scores another first with the introduction of a 48-seat Premiere Class Hall,’’ said Mohd Ghazali.

“With this, there is now a total of 95 GSC screens in 17 locations nationwide.”

The Hall features wide-backed twin seats with generous leg-room for patrons’ comfort.

There is also an attached lounge to allow moviegoers to relax and enjoy refreshments before or after a movie.

“The Premiere Class feature was first introduced at GSC Gurney Plaza in Penang and the response was encouraging,” said Mohd Ghazali.

Azlan said the GSC Berjaya Times Square with 1,570 seats, was good for the shopping complex.

“The cinema offers a wider entertainment choice for our shoppers and enhances their shopping experience.’’

Finally cinemas for Bukit Bintang after more than 4 yrs!

other malls in BB got no Cinema??

the one at sungei wang closed down liao selling cheap china products

the one at sungei wang closed down liao selling cheap china products

BB have so many malls, and only Sungai wang used to have it??

The Pavillion last time got lah..but roboh :(

The Pavillion last time got lah..but roboh :(

is it some thing like a theatre or something like that?? what did they build over it??

I forgot lah..maybe it looks a bit like Rex in Penang :)

I forgot lah..maybe it looks a bit like Rex in Penang :)

there goes another art deco....(is it??)

I think it was. Gotta ask sze :D

I forgot lah..maybe it looks a bit like Rex in Penang :)


Nolah.....Rex in Penang is small compared to KL's Pavillion Theatres which is the largest cinema in Malaysia. Yes it is Art Deco ;)

Finally cinemas for Bukit Bintang after more than 4 yrs!


I think the last cinema at BB closed in year 2000 or something like that lah.....maybe earlier also... ;)

is it some thing like a theatre or something like that?? what did they build over it??


It is now a miserable open-air carpark :rant:

BB have so many malls, and only Sungai wang used to have it??


Last time BB had the highest concentration of cinemas in the country.


It has:

1) The Pavillion Theatre

2) Cathay Cinema

3) Sg. Wang Cinema (inside Sg. Wang)

4) The President Cinema (inside Sg. Wang)

5) Odeon Cineplex - 2 screens (inside Sg. Wang)

6) ??? *forgot name already* Cinema (at the current De Vegas Club site - burned down when I was still a little kid)

I passsed by Galaxy Ampang yesterday. They erected this giant billboard mentioning that the shopping complex is going to be open in April. N one of its anchor tenant is a 9 screen cineplex called MBO

....anyone knows the origin of MBO :?

Last time BB had the highest concentration of cinemas in the country.


It has:

1) The Pavillion Theatre

2) Cathay Cinema

3) Sg. Wang Cinema (inside Sg. Wang)

4) The President Cinema (inside Sg. Wang)

5) Odeon Cineplex - 2 screens (inside Sg. Wang)

6) ??? *forgot name already* Cinema (at the current De Vegas Club site - burned down when I was still a little kid)

wah!! so many in Sungai wang!!!

all of them closed becouse they wanted to build something over them??

wah!! so many in Sungai wang!!!

all of them closed becouse they wanted to build something over them??


Actually nothing is being built over the two giants in Sg. Wang - President & Sg Wang theatre. There is a pemborong of China products at the foyer of the cinema only.

I am not too sure of the Odeon cineplex area though but I think nothing is being done there either.

All closed because of no business......thanks to all the giant cineplexes by TGV and GSC :D

^ I miss Subang Parade's cinema last time. I saw over 40 movies there till I figured out Sunway has a better one :D

^ I miss Subang Parade's cinema last time. I saw over 40 movies there till I figured out Sunway has a better one :D


I never knew you so bodoh one! :lol:

I never knew you so bodoh one! :lol:

Since when he ever come out with an intelligent statement to match his witty character ;)

Aiyah..at least it was very much a walking distance! Sunway Pyramid was pretty far...taxi also mahal...once I scolded a group of taxi drivers for being so rude when I complained about their charge :rant:

Aiyah..at least it was very much a walking distance! Sunway Pyramid was pretty far...taxi also mahal...once I scolded a group of taxi drivers for being so rude when I complained about their charge :rant:


Wah! Darn brave man! :eek:


Next time I suggest you take Putra LRT to Kelana Jaya and then take the feeder bus. It goes straight to the entrance of Sunway Pyramid ;)

Wah! Darn brave man! :eek:


Next time I suggest you take Putra LRT to Kelana Jaya and then take the feeder bus. It goes straight to the entrance of Sunway Pyramid ;)

Aiyoh..i terlepas marah..then what the hell..just continue marah lor hehe..he said poorah to me you know :rant:

As for the feeder bus, I waited 30 minutes for the bus and the journey was a damn slow 45 minutes..so many people aircon no feel..sweaty :D