Regal Union Square Stadium 14
850 Broadway,
New York,
NY
10003
850 Broadway,
New York,
NY
10003
14 people
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Manhattan’s first all-stadium seating megaplex opened its doors for business in November of 1998. Bookings consist mostly of standard major-studio Hollywood product and, usually at any given time, one or two indie-type and/or foreign flicks.
One of the most successful movie theatres in the city and a consistent source of sell-outs on Friday and Saturday nights.
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personal opinion…..worst multiplex in Manhattan! Avoid at all costs.
Going to get even worse if Regal ever decides to get rid of the union projectionists, like they did around the rest of the country.
back in ‘99 I think Phantom Menace had its very first public preview screening at this theatre?
The theatre opened on November 13th, 1998 and the premiere engagements were Meet Joe Black (on four screens), I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (on three screens), Dancing At Lughnasa (on two screens), Lolita (the remake), There’s Something About Mary, Saving Private Ryan, Welcome To Woop Woop and Citizen Kane (a special reissue for the theatre’s opening).
I’ve never had a mouse problem here. I like this theater.
By summer, the entire south side of 14th Street between 4th Avenue and Broadway will be vacant due to the closures of Circuit City and Virgin Music. I wonder if Regal has given any thought to expanding its multiplex, which is right next door?
Wrong link, Chuck.
It has all the charm of the Port Authority Bus Terminal; all that’s missing are announcements of departure times and gate assignments.
This link — (which also has a photo of this house) — View link — mentions an “historic Union Square Theater” being torn down. Was that a playhouse, because I haven’t heard of it before.
I think they may be referring to the Acme.
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