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News18
26-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Discover The Most Exciting Malls And Retail Destinations In Delhi-NCR
Last Updated: Delhi-NCR's retail landscape is evolving and these destinations prove it's no longer just about shopping Delhi-NCR isn't just the political capital, it's also a vibrant playground for shoppers, foodies, and entertainment seekers. From luxury labels to immersive experiences, high-street-inspired walks to futuristic entertainment zones, the region's malls and retail spaces are redefining how we spend our leisure time. Whether you're looking for a family outing, a fashion fix, or an adrenaline rush, these must-visit spots have something for everyone. A complete lifestyle destination, Ambience Mall Gurugram seamlessly blends luxury shopping with unique entertainment. Its crown jewel? iSKATE—Delhi-NCR's only full-fledged ice-skating rink. Spread across 15,000 sq. ft. and two levels, it welcomes everyone from first-time skaters (with adorable penguin skating aids for kids) to national-level ice hockey teams like the ITBP and India's men's and women's squads. The mall also boasts over 100 premium brands including Zara, Dior, H&M, Armani Exchange, Victoria's Secret, and Tommy Hilfiger. Whether you're indulging in retail therapy or gliding across the rink, Ambience Mall offers a truly world-class experience. Known as India's largest mall, DLF Mall of India is a retail wonderland with over 400 brands, 75+ dining options, and endless entertainment offerings. Spanning 2 million sq. ft., this seven-level megastructure is thoughtfully zoned into five experiences—Marketplace, International Boulevard, High Street, Family World, and Leisure Land. Fashion-forward shoppers will find iconic global labels like Uniqlo, Marks & Spencer, Forever 21, Charles & Keith, and Hamleys. From high-street to haute couture, casual cafés to fine dining, this is where convenience, variety, and experience meet. Vegas Mall, Dwarka West Delhi's lifestyle destination, Vegas Mall brings a slice of luxury to Dwarka. The showstopper? PVR Luxe, a sprawling 72,000 sq. ft. space that houses 12 state-of-the-art screens including IMAX, 4DX, and the Playhouse for kids. The ultra-opulent PVR Chandelier Room, with its gold accents and gourmet service, is perfect for private screenings and luxury gatherings. Beyond the silver screen, the mall offers a refined shopping experience, world cuisine, and regular live events that make every visit a memorable one. World Street by Omaxe, Faridabad If you crave the charm of international high streets, World Street in Faridabad is your next go-to. Inspired by the urban layouts of London, Paris, San Francisco, and Hong Kong, this open-air retail promenade is a refreshing break from enclosed malls. Start your day with a coffee from Blue Tokai, enjoy lunch at Kalsang or Om Sweets, and wind down at The Beer Café or Vayu RestroBar. Shoppers can explore brands like Zudio, United Colors of Benetton, and Mr. DIY, while kids have play zones and adults can enjoy live music and performances. With shaded pathways and water features, it's the kind of place where a quick outing turns into a full-day affair. Spectrum@Metro, Noida Located in Sector 75, Noida, Spectrum@Metro is one of the area's most vibrant and accessible high-street retail destinations. Its standout feature is the Trampoline Park, a hit with kids, teens, and even adults looking for a fitness-meets-fun experience. With excellent metro connectivity, a growing mix of lifestyle and fashion brands, multi-cuisine restaurants, and a buzzing social atmosphere, Spectrum@Metro is ideal for weekend family outings or casual weekday escapes. It's dynamic, it's local, and it's got something for every kind of shopper. Delhi-NCR's retail landscape is evolving and these destinations prove it's no longer just about shopping. It's about immersive experiences, beautifully designed spaces, community energy, and celebrating lifestyle in every form. So whether you're planning a full-day outing or just a quick escape, these malls and retail hubs are worth adding to your must-visit list. view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Associated Press
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Associated Press
CJ 4DPLEX Outpaces Domestic Box Office Growth with Record-Breaking First Half of 2025
Premium Film Formats 4DX and SCREENX See 47% Year-Over-Year Growth, Shattering Records and Outperforming Overall Market. BURBANK, Calif., July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- CJ 4DPLEX, a worldwide leading producer of premium film formats and cinema technologies, today announced a standout first-half performance for 2025, with its multisensory 4DX and panoramic SCREENX premium formats achieving a massive 47% year-over-year growth in the domestic market. This far surpasses the industry's overall 15% increase during the same six-month period, according to data available from Comscore. Driven by strong demand for elevated cinematic experiences, 4DX and SCREENX, combined to gross over $55 million during the first six months of the year, marking the highest domestic first-half result in the company's history. 'Achieving record-breaking results in the domestic market during the first half of the year was made possible thanks to the strong collaboration with leading Hollywood filmmakers and studios who truly embraced the unique potential of 4DX and SCREENX.' said Jun Bang, CEO of CJ 4DPLEX. 'It's been incredibly encouraging to see audiences respond to the immersive cinema experience. Starting with Jurassic World Rebirth, we look forward to expanding the power of 4DX and SCREENX across a wide range of genres in the second half of the year.' 'Audiences are clearly seeking out memorable moments they can't replicate at home,' said Don Savant, CEO & President, CJ 4DPLEX America. 'This surge in demand underscores that moviegoing is not only back, but evolving, and premium formats like 4DX and SCREENX are redefining what the theatrical experience can be.' First-half of 2025 domestic highlights include: These results reinforce the strategic value of premium format integrations and further highlight the growing role of 4DX and SCREENX in driving theatrical attendance and boosting per-screen revenue. About CJ 4DPLEX CJ 4DPLEX is a leading, next-generation cinema technology company, headquartered in Seoul with international offices in Los Angeles and Beijing. The company has created innovative film technologies for theaters worldwide that include 'SCREENX', '4DX', and 'Ultra 4DX' for consumers to experience films in ways that were never before possible. CJ 4DPLEX is a part of the CJ Group conglomerate that also includes entertainment powerhouses CJ CGV, the fifth largest theater chain in the world, and CJ ENM (CJ Entertainment & Media), who produced the Academy Award®, Golden Globe® and SAG Awards winning film, 'Parasite'. SCREENX is the world's first multi-projection cinema with an immersive 270-degree field of view. By expanding the image beyond the frame and onto the walls of the theater, SCREENX places the audience directly at the center of the story, creating a visually immersive viewing experience unlike any other. To date, there are over 435 SCREENX auditoriums around the world in 40 countries. 4DX provides moviegoers with a multi-sensory cinema-going experience, allowing audiences to connect with movies through motion, vibration, water, wind, snow, lightning, scents, and other special effects that enhance the visuals on-screen. Each 4DX auditorium incorporates motion-based seating synchronized with more than 21 different effects and optimized by a team of skilled editors. To date, there are over 775 4DX auditoriums around the world, spanning over 70 countries. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE CJ 4DPLEX
Yahoo
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
CJ 4DPLEX Outpaces Domestic Box Office Growth with Record-Breaking First Half of 2025
Premium Film Formats 4DX and SCREENX See 47% Year-Over-Year Growth, Shattering Records and Outperforming Overall Market. BURBANK, Calif., July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- CJ 4DPLEX, a worldwide leading producer of premium film formats and cinema technologies, today announced a standout first-half performance for 2025, with its multisensory 4DX and panoramic SCREENX premium formats achieving a massive 47% year-over-year growth in the domestic market. This far surpasses the industry's overall 15% increase during the same six-month period, according to data available from Comscore. Driven by strong demand for elevated cinematic experiences, 4DX and SCREENX, combined to gross over $55 million during the first six months of the year, marking the highest domestic first-half result in the company's history. "Achieving record-breaking results in the domestic market during the first half of the year was made possible thanks to the strong collaboration with leading Hollywood filmmakers and studios who truly embraced the unique potential of 4DX and SCREENX." said Jun Bang, CEO of CJ 4DPLEX. "It's been incredibly encouraging to see audiences respond to the immersive cinema experience. Starting with Jurassic World Rebirth, we look forward to expanding the power of 4DX and SCREENX across a wide range of genres in the second half of the year." "Audiences are clearly seeking out memorable moments they can't replicate at home," said Don Savant, CEO & President, CJ 4DPLEX America. "This surge in demand underscores that moviegoing is not only back, but evolving, and premium formats like 4DX and SCREENX are redefining what the theatrical experience can be." First-half of 2025 domestic highlights include: Universal Pictures' How to Train Your Dragon in 4DX: Grossed $5.2 million to date and averaging $81,000 per screen, making it the top-grossing 4DX title so far this year. Warner Bros. Pictures' Final Destination Bloodlines in 4DX: Delivered a strong domestic opening, grossing $2 million and averaging over 60% occupancy. The thriller captured 4% of the total domestic opening across just 59 screens. Apple Studios' F1: The Movie in 4DX: Matched the above momentum with $2 million opening weekend in domestic gross, 56% average occupancy and 3.5% share of the total domestic opening on 65 screens Warner Bros. Pictures' A Minecraft Movie in SCREENX has earned $3.4 million to date, making it the highest-grossing SCREENX title of 2025 so far. These results reinforce the strategic value of premium format integrations and further highlight the growing role of 4DX and SCREENX in driving theatrical attendance and boosting per-screen revenue. About CJ 4DPLEX CJ 4DPLEX is a leading, next-generation cinema technology company, headquartered in Seoul with international offices in Los Angeles and Beijing. The company has created innovative film technologies for theaters worldwide that include 'SCREENX', '4DX', and 'Ultra 4DX' for consumers to experience films in ways that were never before possible. CJ 4DPLEX is a part of the CJ Group conglomerate that also includes entertainment powerhouses CJ CGV, the fifth largest theater chain in the world, and CJ ENM (CJ Entertainment & Media), who produced the Academy Award®, Golden Globe® and SAG Awards winning film, "Parasite". SCREENX is the world's first multi-projection cinema with an immersive 270-degree field of view. By expanding the image beyond the frame and onto the walls of the theater, SCREENX places the audience directly at the center of the story, creating a visually immersive viewing experience unlike any other. To date, there are over 435 SCREENX auditoriums around the world in 40 countries. 4DX provides moviegoers with a multi-sensory cinema-going experience, allowing audiences to connect with movies through motion, vibration, water, wind, snow, lightning, scents, and other special effects that enhance the visuals on-screen. Each 4DX auditorium incorporates motion-based seating synchronized with more than 21 different effects and optimized by a team of skilled editors. To date, there are over 775 4DX auditoriums around the world, spanning over 70 countries. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE CJ 4DPLEX Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
06-07-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
After F1 Promised A Fine Tuned 4DX Motion Experience, I Need More Blockbusters To Learn From How It Delivered
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Dear readers, now is definitely the moment to start you engines. The 2025 movie schedule saw F1's impressive opening box office mark the start of another hit at the movies. But what's more important is the fact that director/co-writer Joseph Kosinski and his team have landed an even greater victory: they marketed and delivered one of the most artistic 4DX-periences on the market. I'm not going to waste any more time, because this premium format joy ride may very well be off the market before I finish raving about it. But if you need a little more selling, or if you want to know what you missed with F1's 4DX variant, then this is the place to be. Let's drop the green flag and get to it, shall we? I know a director's job is to hype up the very movie they've spent years producing, so it's no surprise that Joseph Kosinski is stumping for F1's premium format showings. The Top Gun: Maverick mastermind has been filming with smaller IMAX cameras, giving us some pretty amazing views of action most people never get to witness in their lives. But with 4DX, even he seems surprised by how amazing the results are, as you'll see in this promo video: Whenever someone tells me something is 'finely tuned' in any capacity, I need to put that claim to the test. So heading into my F1 showing in 4DX, I was ready to see if this was all smoke and no fire; and it led to another example of a moment where I love to see my inner cynic proven so soundly wrong. 4DX Motion Seating Has A New Gold Standard, Thanks To F1 Quite possibly the lowest bar for a 4DX movie to cross is whether or not its motion seating is worth its hydraulics. But after F1's wild 4DX trailer, the racetrack in question became even more of a daunting task to live up to. Even in those early looks at what the motion seating was promising, I consistently saw audiences being wowed by how rough the ride got when that format enhanced sizzle reel would shift into gear. Unlike How to Train Your Dragon's 3D/4DX version, the hype in the trailer was only the beginning, as F1 really took advantage of motion seating in a way I'd never felt before. Yes, it got rough, but there was a precisely dialed level of action at all times. Revisiting the traumatic early wreck in the career of driver/mentor Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt), we get thrown around, but never truly hit the wall like he does. That shock is saved for later, when other moments of peril see him and young upstart Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris) racing for their legacies; and it's just a small example of how dialed in the seats are on F1. Different vehicle types, track conditions, and even engine condition are all taken into account - and no two experiences are alike. Seat-mounted water canons, as well as ceiling-mounted sprinklers all help sell 4DX sensations like rain, or other phenomenon. Lately, it has felt like this effect isn't as popular with filmmakers working with this format, although Jurassic World Rebirth's upcoming release looks like it'll change that. I'm going to be observing those effects rather keenly after F1, thanks to the moments that did use moisture based storytelling were absolute stand outs. Two separate races see rainy conditions befall Sonny and Joshua's team, and that's the first time we really get to feel the water on ourselves. Employing the ceiling based fan systems to help further sell the illusion, the seat mounted units weren't really used - and that's with purpose. Although the best 4DX water effect is used at the end, which is going to require spoilers for F1. I'll save those for the storytelling section below, so you have time to punch out and read our F1 review when those plot details start to pour in. With a hard driving story that needs to feel adrenaline packed, F1 is going to naturally cut quickly between segments of action on the track and in the pit. Visually that's no problem, but with a room full of moving chairs and sensory effects that need to be in tune with the picture on the screen, that could be a problem. It's not even a concern in the slightest when it comes to F1, as the movie's flow isn't interrupted at all by the motion, or any other aspect of the picture's 4DX package. That's saying something, as I don't think Joseph Kosinski, or anyone who's used this format so far, shoot with this version prominently in mind. If there was ever a time the conversion team deserved a round of applause, besides Sinners' insanely fun 4DX romp, this would be it. Ok, so as promised there's going to be spoilers for F1's ending from this point on. But the final race is, quite possibly, reference quality 4DX work that shows the powers of this format at its height. I say that because the finely tuned degree of this presentation actually help enhance the story of this movie in a way that I'm almost afraid to watch it in any other format. (Except for IMAX, of course, as the film was shot with that presentation in mind.) When Sonny Hayes wins the final race in Abu Dhabi, we actually feel the champagne he and the APX GP team are being showered with. That isn't the first time we see a team getting that treatment, but it is the first time our characters feel it - and saving this card in the deck for the grand finale was so superb it hammered home some of the lessons 28 Years Later's 4DX presentation had left me with. Even more impressive is the fact that the final lap of Sonny's victorious showing in Abu Dhabi achieves the exact feeling APXGP team owner Ruben Cervantes (Javier Bardem) sells with his dialogue. He tells us that Sonny is flying, and the care put into that feast of a moment feels as angelic as it sounds; a contrast from all of the struggles shown before. This is the third blockbuster this summer where I've felt bad about seeming to have turned my back on my premium format roots in IMAX. And again, F1 has made such a deal of actually shooting in the large format's language that I feel like I owe it another go to enjoy that version's delights separately. But after seeing this, Sinners, and especially Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning's 4DX variant, I think it's time these two giants meet to put their heads together. I know there's an Ultra4DX format that seems to be dawning upon us, where ScreenX and 4DX are merged into what feels like one crazy intense ride. But that being said, I've heard that ScreenX really isn't all it's cracked up to be with its extension of the picture, as those other side screens are simply stock imagery themed after the movie in question. If we're really going to play with power here, I think we need to put the best of the best together in the ultimate format. IMAX and 4DX need to partner together and give us something reminiscent of those theme park motion simulators we all know and love from the past. Except this would be at a participating theater near you, showing movies like F1 in all of their glory. For now, all I'll say is if you're reading this before the release of Jurassic World Rebirth, you need to go see F1 in 4DX. And if you're reading this after the fact, then perhaps this Labor Day could see the picture brought back in all of its splendor. It worked for Twisters' 4DX revival last year, and this is a prime candidate for the same sort of treatment in 2025.
Gizmodo
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Gizmodo
‘Jaws' Is Coming to 4DX for the First Time as Part of Its 50th Anniversary Re-Release
As you've no doubt heard by now, Jaws is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. While the traditional time to do a rewatch is the Fourth of July weekend, if you want to see the film bigger, sharper, and possibly louder than ever before, you'll need to hold out until the end of August to catch Universal Pictures' celebratory 4K re-release screenings in IMAX, RealD 3D, 4DX, and D-Box. Any of those formats would be a treat, bringing Steven Spielberg's groundbreaking blockbuster to giant screens with sound systems to perfectly amplify John Williams' iconic score. But those last two are especially notable. Not only will this be the first time Jaws has been shown in 4DX and D-Box, those screenings will involve seats that move and vibrate and, in the case of 4DX, feature certain environmental enhancements. You won't get drenched—but you might feel the sensation of that Amity Island sea spray when the shark is moving in for the kill. Maybe you'll even sense Chief Brody's nervous sweat as he contemplates facing furious locals dependent on beach tourism—followed by his even more nervous sweat as he heads out to hunt the 25-footer that's been making the town its personal buffet. Check out the 50th anniversary trailer Universal created for the occasion: And before you try and make the obvious 'bigger screen' joke, the studio already beat you to it: As the poster states, the re-release happens August 29. You can snag advance tickets to theater in your area here. Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, what's next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.
