Movies in Oceania

Throughout the year, we host the Northern Territory Previews of some of the hottest films. Right here is where you'll be able to catch up with the photos from the night. So how do you get the chance to come along to one of our Previews? Well, becoming a CMax VIP Club member will give you access to competitions where you can win all sorts of prizes!

Address :	3 Maluka St Palmerston, NT, Australia
Zip Code :	0830
Telephone :	61 8 8931 2555‎
Website :	http://www.cmaxcinema.com.au/
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Greater Union/Birch Carroll & Coyle Movie Gift Cards can be used at any Greater Union or Birch Carroll & Coyle Cinema in Australia! Movie Gift Cards can be used to purchase movie tickets to any session at any time from the ticket box, all Candy Bar items from the Candy Bar, Gold Class tickets and food and beverages from Gold Class Cinemas, Gift Vouchers or Screen Savers Books.

Address :	131 Russell St Melbourne, VIC , Australia
Zip Code :	3000
Telephone :	+61 3 9654 8133‎
Website :	http://www.greaterunion.com.au/
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Despite being one of the country’s pre-eminent theatres, practically since the settlement of Melbourne, (the original Princess Theatre and Opera House was built in 1852 and the New Princess Theatre, the current building in 1886), by the 1980’s the theatre had fallen into an almost terminal state of disrepair. David Marriner, encouraged by the beauty of the building, and the possibility it could prosper once again, dived head-long into an ambitious restoration fof the theatre

Address :	154 Flinders Street Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Zip Code :	3000
Telephone :	+61 3 9299 9860‎
Website :	http://www.marrinertheatres.com.au
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Founded in 1910 under the name of Spencer's Pictures Limited, Greater Union Organisation's core business has always been film exhibition. Today, we screen local and international movies in multi-auditorium complexes around Australia - independently and in joint ventures with companies such as Village Roadshow. Greater Union has a 100% interest in Birch Carroll & Coyle, Queensland's biggest cinema chain, and has substantial shareholdings in the Village Roadshow group of companies. We also have joint ventures with cinema groups in the Middle East and Europe. In total, Greater Union cinemas have 457 screens here in Australia and 429 screens overseas on which to show all the latest blockbuster movies.

Address :	131 Russell St Melbourne, VIC , Australia
Zip Code :	3000
Telephone :	+61 3 9654 8133‎
Website :	http://www.greaterunion.com.au/
Rating :

Founded in 1910 under the name of Spencer's Pictures Limited, Greater Union Organisation's core business has always been film exhibition. Today, we screen local and international movies in multi-auditorium complexes around Australia - independently and in joint ventures with companies such as Village Roadshow. Greater Union has a 100% interest in Birch Carroll & Coyle, Queensland's biggest cinema chain, and has substantial shareholdings in the Village Roadshow group of companies. We also have joint ventures with cinema groups in the Middle East and Europe.

Address :	Cairns Central Shopping Centre Grafton St,Cairns,QLD,,Australia
Zip Code :	4870
Website :	http://www.greaterunion.com.au
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Despite being one of the country’s pre-eminent theatres, practically since the settlement of Melbourne, (the original Princess Theatre and Opera House was built in 1852 and the New Princess Theatre, the current building in 1886), by the 1980’s the theatre had fallen into an almost terminal state of disrepair. David Marriner, encouraged by the beauty of the building, and the possibility it could prosper once again, dived head-long into an ambitious restoration fof the theatre. In 1989 the Princess Theatre reopened with Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Les Miserables which ran for 9 months and was followed shortly thereafter by the Australian premiere of The Phantom of the Opera. Phantom would go on to run for over two and a half years and break all previous Australian box office records.

Address :	154 Flinders Street Melbourne, VIC , Australia
Zip Code :	3000
Telephone :	+61 3 9299 9860‎
Website :	http://www.marrinertheatres.com.au/
Rating :

Despite being one of the country’s pre-eminent theatres, practically since the settlement of Melbourne, (the original Princess Theatre and Opera House was built in 1852 and the New Princess Theatre, the current building in 1886), by the 1980’s the theatre had fallen into an almost terminal state of disrepair. David Marriner, encouraged by the beauty of the building, and the possibility it could prosper once again, dived head-long into an ambitious restoration fof the theatre. In 1989 the Princess Theatre reopened with Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Les Miserables which ran for 9 months and was followed shortly thereafter by the Australian premiere of The Phantom of the Opera. Phantom would go on to run for over two and a half years and break all previous Australian box office records.

Address :	154 Flinders Street Melbourne, VIC , Australia
Zip Code :	3000
Telephone :	+61 3 9299 9800‎
Website :	http://www.marrinertheatres.com.au
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