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This theater is featured in our companion book, Cinema Treasures. Find out more… Also known as Cinema I & II, Cinema 1, 2, 3
City Cinemas Cinema 1, 2, and 3New York, NY
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The triplexing wasn't bad with Cinema 1 keeping 500 seats, 2 becoming a bit of a shoebox and 3 being too small really for first run although it is used as such. The 3 had to take on the name 3rd Avenue because Cineplex Odeon was still operating the Cinema 3 in the Plaza Hotel at the time.
When it reopened I remember seeing Batman and Cookie in 1, Quick Change in 2 and a Denzel Washington UK made film called For Queen and Country in 3.
It saddens me a bit to see really trashy mainstream product fly through here like Scary Movie 2 but it is one of the few screens left in the area