Blitzmegaplex

CGV Cinemas Indonesia (formerly BlitzMegaplex until 2015 and then CGV Blitz from 2015 to 2016) is a movie theater chain in Indonesia. In December 2013, the chain consists of seven locations that each feature a minimum of eight screens. Now, after controversy over Korean movie theater chain CJ CGV, BlitzMegaplex has been changed to CGV Blitz to settle the controversy.

CGV Cinemas opened its first location in Paris Van Java, Bandung, Indonesia on 16 October 2006. Nine further locations have been built, including Bekasi Cyber Park, which was opened on 3 June 2011.

Then Korean movie theater chain CJ CGV, bought BlitzMegaplex through Blitz's IPO, which is out of laws. It was then rebranded to CGV Blitz, then CGV Cinemas.

According to its website, the CGV cinema chain is based on four "defining characteristics":

The CGV Cinemas theater locations are:

Opened on 16 October 2006 and houses nine screens with a total seating capacity of 2,200 seats. Located in one of Bandung's busiest malls, the complex covers an area of 7000 m2. As of December 2009, one auditorium is equipped with RealD 3D technology and a 260-seat capacity. End of March 2014, CGVblitz has built 3rd Site of 4DX Auditorium in Paris Van Java.

Opened March 21, 2007. 11 Screens, with a total seating capacity of 2,997 seats. Area covered: 8,900m2 in one of the most prestigious area in Jakarta's center. Features include: cinema, Sweetbox (a seat for two people), Velvet Class, Gold Class, 4DX Technology, and SphereX technology. In 2007, CGV Blitz Grand Indonesia was entered into the MURI records (Indonesian Museum of Records) as having the largest screen in the country, the largest seating capacity, as well as the largest cinema area in the country. On August 21, 2013, CGVblitz launched one special auditorium called 4DX. 4DX Technology uses special equipments like Motion Chair, Light, Scent, Wind, Bubbles, Water, etc. Grand Indonesia was also the first to operate the SphereX technology in South East Asia following footsteps of CGV China and CGV Korea.

Opened November 21, 2007. 8 screens, with a total seating capacity of 1,200 seats. Covering a 6,000 m2 area at the busiest business district in Jakarta. Features include: cinema, RealD 3D auditorium , 2 Velvet Class auditoriums with special Velvet waiting lounge.

Opened July 24, 2008. 10 screens, with a total seating capacity of 1,768 seats. Covering a 6,400 m2 area at the most strategic mall in a developing district in Jakarta. Features include: cinema, RealD 3D auditorium, a Velvet Class auditorium with a velvet lounge. In December 2013, CGV Mall of Indonesia has built a 4DX Auditorium.

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