This theater has apparently closed down again. There is a note on the door that the theater is closed due to them having no heat. The schedule is on the door with no performances listed after Sunday, December 12. This cinema had been open 2 weekdays between Mon - Thu, along with weekends, but here all performances for the rest of the week were x’d out. So I guess December 12 was the last day they were open. Final pictures on the schedule and the marquee are House of Gucci, King Richard, Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Clifford, the Big Red Dog
Apparently after closing last Thursday along with its sister cinema the Manhasset theater, they are both reopening tomorrow the 19th. It’s films are Dumbo, Teen Spirit (new to Long Island), The Mustang, Hotel Mumbai and The Aftermath. I have no idea who owns them now.
After closing both this theater and the Roslyn theater last Thursday April 11th they are both reopening tomorrow the 19th. Manhasset is advertising on its marque next week’s Avengers film (which normally would not have played there). Tomorrow they have Amazing Grace, High Life and Wild Nights with Emily (all new to Long Island and more their speed).
This is one of 2 cinemas owned by Bow Tie that closed yesterday, along with the Roslyn theater. The owner of the properties sold them in November, both to the same buyer. Bow-ties' Great Neck theater was taken over April 1 by the former owners of Movieworld in Douglaston, Queens.
This is one of 2 cinemas owned by Bow Tie that closed yesterday, along with the Manhasset theater. The owner of the properties sold them in November, both to the same buyer.
Folks, this is the last day of operation for this group that owns Glen Cove Cinemas. The theater will remain closed for several months until AMC is ready to re-open. We thank you for your 3+ years of support. We have sister theaters in Sayville, Elwood, Bellmore, Teaneck NJ & Kinnelon NJ and we hope we can see some of you there. As of tomorrow, we will be taking down the page. We wish you all a hearty farewell
AMC has apparently signed a 15 year lease for this theater with construction to start May 22 with the theater getting the now customary AMC luxury seats. 2 screens will be open all summer as work is done on the theater, although they did not get any new films this week and have no listings after Sunday.
Went to this theater on Saturday with the wife to see Fist Fight as part of a deal with the Omni hotel. We saw it in theater 15 which seemed a long way away from the entrance. Theater reminds me of the College Point multiplex in Whitestone, Queens which is closer to home (stadium seating).
Have lived in Queens for 19 years and never visited this theater today to see the Oscar Nominated shorts. Surprised it was so big, very nice. Concessions seems only to be $2 popcorn freshly made at Malverne theater which I go to on a regular basis.
Actually closed at the moment from April 25 to May 25 for more renovations. Theater reopens May 26 with X-Men: Apocalypse on 2 screens and Love and Friendship on Friday the 27th. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arrives June 2. There will be reclining seats and the other 2 screens are still to come.
They’ve gone live on reserved seating now. I went with my wife there today, booked through Fandango. Anyway one woman went to the window and was told to pick out her seat she said not this here too, asked for her money back and then said she wouldn’t come to this theater anymore.
I’m shocked, always thought they did decent at the boxoffice.
This theater has apparently closed down again. There is a note on the door that the theater is closed due to them having no heat. The schedule is on the door with no performances listed after Sunday, December 12. This cinema had been open 2 weekdays between Mon - Thu, along with weekends, but here all performances for the rest of the week were x’d out. So I guess December 12 was the last day they were open. Final pictures on the schedule and the marquee are House of Gucci, King Richard, Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Clifford, the Big Red Dog
Why is the Matrix Resurrections opening Wednesday, but playing here only Wednesday and Thursday?
Reopened a few months ago.
What, they reopened just for the summer?
Theater has reopened.
Apparently after closing last Thursday along with its sister cinema the Manhasset theater, they are both reopening tomorrow the 19th. It’s films are Dumbo, Teen Spirit (new to Long Island), The Mustang, Hotel Mumbai and The Aftermath. I have no idea who owns them now.
After closing both this theater and the Roslyn theater last Thursday April 11th they are both reopening tomorrow the 19th. Manhasset is advertising on its marque next week’s Avengers film (which normally would not have played there). Tomorrow they have Amazing Grace, High Life and Wild Nights with Emily (all new to Long Island and more their speed).
The former owners of the defunct Movieworld in Douglaston, NY have taken over the Squire.
This is one of 2 cinemas owned by Bow Tie that closed yesterday, along with the Roslyn theater. The owner of the properties sold them in November, both to the same buyer. Bow-ties' Great Neck theater was taken over April 1 by the former owners of Movieworld in Douglaston, Queens.
This is one of 2 cinemas owned by Bow Tie that closed yesterday, along with the Manhasset theater. The owner of the properties sold them in November, both to the same buyer.
Screen 4 is being converted to Imax
No showings before 3:15 this week, they always had showings at 1 PM or so and decent audiences.
There is a banner up at entrance to the theater saying Movieworld will remain open.
From their facebook page.
Folks, this is the last day of operation for this group that owns Glen Cove Cinemas. The theater will remain closed for several months until AMC is ready to re-open. We thank you for your 3+ years of support. We have sister theaters in Sayville, Elwood, Bellmore, Teaneck NJ & Kinnelon NJ and we hope we can see some of you there. As of tomorrow, we will be taking down the page. We wish you all a hearty farewell
Didn’t know about it, wondered with so many wide releases this past weekend that they got none.
All work is to be completed by Labor Day, bye bye free refills of large drinks and $6 matinees.
AMC has apparently signed a 15 year lease for this theater with construction to start May 22 with the theater getting the now customary AMC luxury seats. 2 screens will be open all summer as work is done on the theater, although they did not get any new films this week and have no listings after Sunday.
Went to this theater on Saturday with the wife to see Fist Fight as part of a deal with the Omni hotel. We saw it in theater 15 which seemed a long way away from the entrance. Theater reminds me of the College Point multiplex in Whitestone, Queens which is closer to home (stadium seating).
Have lived in Queens for 19 years and never visited this theater today to see the Oscar Nominated shorts. Surprised it was so big, very nice. Concessions seems only to be $2 popcorn freshly made at Malverne theater which I go to on a regular basis.
Raised prices here now. Pre 12 PM showings were $6.79 last week and are now $8.29. Ticket seller said nighttime is $14.49 now.
Actually closed at the moment from April 25 to May 25 for more renovations. Theater reopens May 26 with X-Men: Apocalypse on 2 screens and Love and Friendship on Friday the 27th. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arrives June 2. There will be reclining seats and the other 2 screens are still to come.
Now $16.49 in the afternoons and $17.99 at night. With 3D figure $20.49 in afternoon and $21.99 at night, ridiculous.
Per their website currently only 2 screens are open as they transition to recliner seats, a new bathroom and other improvements.
They’ve gone live on reserved seating now. I went with my wife there today, booked through Fandango. Anyway one woman went to the window and was told to pick out her seat she said not this here too, asked for her money back and then said she wouldn’t come to this theater anymore.