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Vivienne Chow

Winnie Chung

UA Citygate

2/F Citygate, Tung Chung,

Lantau Island.

Tel: 2317 6666.

Take the Tung Chung line on the MTR from Hong Kong Station, Kowloon Station or Tsing Yi stops. Go through the Citygate exit and cross the podium to the entrance. The STARZ wine bar is downstairs, while cinemas are on the second floor. The trip takes about 30 minutes from Hong Kong station.

Metro Cinema

Metro City Plaza II, Tseung Kwan O.

New Territories.

Tel: 3194-5179.

There are several ways of getting there, all of which require a bus journey. You can take the MTR to the Lam Tin station and then take the No 298 bus. Those in Kowloon can opt to catch the No 98D bus from near the mosque in Nathan Road which offers the quickest journey at 25 minutes. Hong Kong island residents can also take cross- harbour buses No 690 and No 691 from Central. This journey takes about 45 minutes. All buses stop at Po Fung Road, opposite Metro City Plaza.

WHAT THEY THINK

'I seldom go to cinemas because movies are available on VCDs so quickly.'

Parken Tai, 32, accountant.

'Multiplexes are better than big theatres showing only one film as I only have to go to one venue.'

Alan Chan Tak-lun, 40, businessman.

'Multiplexes are better than old theatres. The screen is closer and the seats are more comfortable.'

Jacqueline Chong Ming-ngar, 27, printing technician.

'I like multiplexes because they are more convenient and have a bigger choice of movies. It is also too noisy at smaller theatres.'

Keith Wong Man-kit, 32, insurance salesman.



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