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Central Coast Cinemas Screen Five Venues With Latest Releases

Five main venues across the region are screening new films including A Minecraft Movie.

By Central Coast Culture Desk · Published 25 July 2026, 10:00 am · 1 min read(244 words)

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Updated 16 August 2026, 9:40 pm

Central Coast Cinemas Screen Five Venues With Latest Releases
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The Central Coast in New South Wales has five main cinemas offering a combined total of dozens of current movie screenings. These include Avoca Beach Theatre with 9 movies, Cinema Paradiso Ettalong with 10 movies, Event Tuggerah with 13 movies, Hoyts Erina with 14 movies, and Metro Cinemas Lake Haven with 11 movies.

Independent and Themed Venues

Cinema Paradiso operates as an independent Mediterranean-themed cinema in Ettalong Beach. It features 6 screens, one of which is an outdoor screen, and focuses on new releases. Avoca Beach Picture Theatre, known locally as the Theatre by the Sea, sits in Avoca Beach and has been operating for over 50 years.

Current Screenings and Listings

Central Coast What's On maintains updated lists of movie screenings at these venues. One title appearing in recent listings is A Minecraft Movie, available through the Flicks platform for the Central Coast area. Residents can check details on the site to see times and availability across the listed cinemas.

The presence of both chain operators and independent operators gives local audiences a mix of options without needing to travel outside the region. Listings are maintained through established platforms that track what is playing at each site on any given week.

Viewers seeking specific films can consult the Central Coast What's On category for movies or the Flicks cinema listings for the area. These resources compile the schedules from the five main venues so that residents can plan visits based on current offerings.

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