AMC Loews East Hanover 12
145 State Route 10,
East Hanover,
NJ
07981
145 State Route 10,
East Hanover,
NJ
07981
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This theatre is located just off Route 10 off 287 in East Hanover. The only Loews theatre in Morris County (another theatre is scheduled to open in the spring of 2006 with stadium seating and other amenities), it is located near a busy shopping center.
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The theater’s sign now says it’s showing select movies in digital 3D. I just saw that on the way home from work.
One cool thing about this theater is that they keep running art house movies longer than in Rockaway due to its affluent location. It has been five+ years since I first went to this theater, and it’s my second favorite AMC theater behind the one in Rockaway.
I noticed that East Hanover is starting to show more 3D movies. BTW, Google Street View is wrong but it’s on the right highway.
Late next year marks the 20th anniversary of this theater. The parking lot near it usually gets crowded not only because it’s near the theater but there’s restaurants and shops.
all screens now digital.
On the weekend that spider-man came out the weekend after july 4th, there was construction on a friday night outside the parking lot of the theater on Route 10, causing major traffic backups. Security at this theater is also increased due to the tragedy in colorado.
This coming december, this theater turns 20. Times have changed. THis theater still offers plenty of indie films that rockaway doesn’t offer.
You mentioned this last February.
Im flabbergasted that you haven’t taken the time of the year to not only find out the exact date of the opening, but also to re-centre the google map image above.
That and also help out figure out a better parking scheme for them. Apparently you’ve got a lot of time on your hands.
image adjusted….
It might have been Dec 17, 1993 – the first film I saw here was The Pelican Brief, potentially opening weekend of the complex.