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Century the Movie Plaza

เซ็นจูรี่ เดอะมูฟวี่ พลาซ่า

This cineplex and shopping mall opened in 2005, and is the best cinema of the Victory Monument area. You can find the box office on the third floor, while the movie theatres are on the fifth floor. They offer all the major Hollywood releases and some lesser known Thai movies (subtitled in English). While waiting for your movie to start, you might want to browse around the rest of the shopping mall or have something to eat. The basement has a wide array of small garment shops.

Address: 15 Phaya Thai Rd
Getting there: BTS Victory Monument
Hours: Daily 10:00-22:00
Website: centurythemovieplaza.com (opens in a new tab)

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