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Established in 1910, Greater Union, Sydney is the biggest and oldest film exhibitor in Australia. Now a days, Greater Union display local and international movies on 457 screens in multi-auditorium complexes nationwide. This is done autonomously as well as in joint ventures with institutions such as Village Roadshow. Greater Union also cherishes a 100 per cent interest in Birch Carroll & Coyle. This is Queensland's biggest cinema chain. Greater Union deals with an inventive and lively venue design and merchandising to improve the movie watching practice. Moreover, this also offers a range of viewing options, such as movie marathons, Senstadium, Gold Class, Silverscreen. This also takes part in Drive in screenings. There are enjoyment benefits such as instant competition entries, exclusive advanced screenings, movie deals and candy bar discounts for Cinebuzz Club members. Find a multiplex in your area which screens top quality movies and offer perfect service. Sydney cinematic culture will help you relish every minute of the celluloid as if what you see were things in reality. Make sure that you don't miss out on movies that are attached strongly to human grounds and are able of recreating the authenticity of regular human life. In April 2000, Greater Union expanded its multiplexes at Castle Hill and Macquarie to 16 screen megaplexes. Deira City Centre in the United Arab Emirates had its opening ceremony in July. BCC opened a 16 screen megaplex at Chermside and Greater Union opened a 12 screen multiplex at Burwood. David Seargeant is appointed Executive Director of the Greater Union Organization Pty Limited. He was appointed Managing Director of the Group in 2001. In case of the expansion of the Greater Union in 2001, there has seen the opening of Marina Mall in Abu Dhabi in the Middle East. In November 2001 the Greater Union Hoys Myer Centre Brisbane was opened as was Earlville Cairns in Hornsby in Sydney. Shellharbour opened December 2001. Attend all the reading and discussion sessions happening around the city so that even after the movie had fade to black the message remains and you can carry forward its essence for a better public cause. Movies are not just means of entertainment. Rather they reflect the socio cultural context that we live in and this verbatim reflection of the society is what has to be discussed by a critic. These different points of view are experienced at Greater Union. Enjoy!
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