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Cinema
Prague has numerous cinemas, many located in newly-built shopping malls, some showing first runs of international films, some showing Czech films. Admission is from 90 CZK to 200 CZK. Hollywood blockbusters may be dubbed into Czech, but other films are mostly shown in their original language. Prague is not only popular for tourists but also many international movies have been shot here (Mission Impossible, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Amadeus, Everything is Illuminated, Oliver Twist, Hellboy and many others).
Full listings of movies shown in Prague's cinemas are published in the 'Night & Day' section of the Prague Post.
The most recommended cinemas are:
- Palace Cinema Novy Smichov. A multiplex cinema located in Novy Smichov shopping mall.
- Palace Cinema Slovansky Dum. 10-screen cinema in a great location close to Wenceslas Square in the shopping mall, Slovansky Dum.
- Lucerna. One of the oldest cinemas in town, seating over 500 people, located just off Wenceslas Square in Lucerna passageway.
Cinema in Prague
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Prague has around 35 cinemas, most of them showing Western movies and Hollywood blockbusters, and at some of them you can see Czech films as well. Dozens of cinemas are located close to Wenceslas Square.
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