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Movie theaters roll out marquee architecture
posted by
Michael Zoldessy
on
June 18, 2013 at 7:45 am
NEW YORK, NY — The Wall Street Journal looked at new theaters popping up in New York, specifically in regards to how they look from the outside. With new cinemas in the works, unique styles seem to be a priority as well.
Comments (4)
I noted at the UA King of Prussia 16 page tomorrow’s preview $50 screening of World War Z, but loaded with extras, I think that’s an exception. Unfortunately, many people seem content to watch movies on TV or other devices so it is hard to believe that many movies will be $50 and impossible to believe they will be $100 or $150.
Unfortunately don’t have an “account” with the Wall Street Journal, so unable to see the article. Sounds like a good one, would have liked to see what cinemas are in the works and their “unique” styles….
My comment was for the other news item, where I’ve now placed it. By googling WSJ, I read the article. The Metro & other historic theaters are mentioned for the interesting architecture.
telliott,
FYI: If you have a public library card, it may enable you full access to WSJ, NY Times and many other pay per view periodical sites.