Moviecom is one of the biggest cinema chain in Brazil. It has 82 theaters located in 16 cities in six different states. [1]
Moviecom is one of the biggest cinema chain in Brazil. It has 82 theaters located in 16 cities in six different states. [1]
| Name | Mall | Established | No. of screens | Seating | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moviecom Buriti | Shopping Buriti | 6 | Aparecida de Goiânia | ||
| Moviecom Conquista Sul | 3 | Vitória da Conquista | |||
| Moviecom Vale do Aço | Shopping do Vale | 3 | Ipatinga | ||
| Moviecom Montes Claros | Montes Claros Shopping Center | 3 | Montes Claros | ||
| Moviecom Praia Shopping | Praia Shopping | 7 | Natal | ||
| Moviecom Jaraguá | Shopping Jaraguá | 4 | Araraquara | ||
| Moviecom Unimart | 4 | Campinas | |||
| Moviecom Franca | Franca Shopping | 4 | Franca | ||
| Moviecom Jaú | Shopping Jaú | 2 | Jaú | ||
| Moviecom Maxi | Maxi Shopping | 7 | Jundiaí | ||
| Moviecom PrudenShopping | PrudenShopping | 4 | Presidente Prudente | ||
| Moviecom Tivoli | 4 | Santa Bárbara d'Oeste | |||
| Moviecom Boavista | Shopping Boa Vista | 5 | São Paulo | ||
| Moviecom Penha | Shopping Penha | 6 | São Paulo | ||
| Moviecom Taubaté | Taubaté Shopping Center | 4 | Taubaté | ||
| Moviecom Pátio Belém | 5 | Belém | |||
| Moviecom Castanheira | Shopping Center Castanheira | 7 | Belém | ||
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