AMC Loews Plaza 8
495 Harmon Meadow Boulevard,
Secaucus,
NJ
07094
495 Harmon Meadow Boulevard,
Secaucus,
NJ
07094
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Before it closed in February 2009, this theater showed a mix of first and second-run films as well as art house fare.
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I was told that the Kerasotes Showplace 14 will open around Oct.
Just in time for Halloween…ha ha ha!!!
Will LA Fitness open in time? I read an article online that there was a shooting at an LA Fitness in a suburb near Pittsburgh….they should put extra security at that building since it’s a highly trafficked area.
Drove by today after attending my final film at the Secaucus sixplex – the old Loews Meadow 8 has been completely gutted open, although the exterior walls on the sides and back are still up
Pretty soon they’ll remove any signs that say “Loews Theatres” and the searchlight logo, as well as remove the marquee…I hope the Kerasotes shows a mix of indie, foreign, and box office fare much like the old Loews theaters. The Plaza 8 was popular with kids as they often show family films. Since the theater’s closing, attendance to the nearby shops and stores have probably decreased. The same could be said once the Meadow Six theater closes this Friday, to be replaced by retail space.
Aother Loews bites the dust.
Looks like the fitness center is finally up and running – the external makeover is so complete you wouldn’t ever guess there was once an eight-screen theater there
This is the trailer that was shown at this and other Loews theaters during the 80’s…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcXO-iKaJ_Y
During the theater’s final years, big movies would play on multiple screens at both this theater and the meadow six, much like what happened at Paramus with the triplex and the tenplex before the AMC Garden State 16 opened.
this month marks one year since the plaza 8 closed. WHat movie had a long run in this building?
does anyone know when plaza 8 and meadow six opened?