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To the cinema in Thailand

By Editorial
Posted in Cinemas, thai tips, Going out
Tags: Cinema, Films, Mall

May 20, 2024

Thai like to go to the cinema. The range of cinemas is therefore overwhelming. Often the cinemas are located on the top floor in large shopping centers.

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'Pattaya', the French 'Hangover II' (video)

By Editorial
Posted in Cinemas, Going out
Tags: Films, Pattaya

June 4, 2016

Thailand inspires filmmakers. Especially the existing clichés are doing well. In this French film entitled 'Pattaya', a kind of remake of 'The Hangover 2', the ladyboys cannot be missed.

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Cinemas in Bangkok

By Editorial
Posted in Cinemas, Going out
Tags: Bangkok, Films

July 11, 2014

Going to the cinema is always a fun and appreciated form of entertainment. It is an ideal outing for the whole family. Eat popcorn together and watch the latest Hollywood movies. That is fine in Bangkok.

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Movie: “Only God Forgives”

By Gringo
Posted in Cinemas, thai tips, Going out
Tags: Bangkok, Films, Only God Forgives

4 August 2013

For those who love crime films and Thailand, there is currently a film in circulation in both the Netherlands and Thailand that meets both conditions. “Only God forgives” is a crime film, which mainly takes place in Bangkok and was received with very mixed reviews at the last Cannes Film Festival.

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Bangkok backdrop for movie 'Only God Forgives'

By Editorial
Posted in Cinemas, thai tips, Going out
Tags: Bangkok, Films, Only God Forgives

May 22, 2013

Bangkok is the location for this new film full of violence and hatred by top Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn. He pushes the boundaries of neo noir in the masterfully directed Only God Forgives, starring Ryan Gosling.

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To the cinema in Thailand

'Pattaya', the French 'Hangover II' (video)

Cinemas in Bangkok

Movie: “Only God Forgives”

Bangkok backdrop for movie 'Only God Forgives'