Reading Cinemas Manville 12-Plex
180 Main Street,
Manville,
NJ
08835
180 Main Street,
Manville,
NJ
08835
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I don’t know anything about this one, aside from the fact that it is run by Reading Entertainment – New Yorkers know them as City Cinemas. The place is maybe eight years old.
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Just went to this theater again for the first time in a few years to see “Waitress” at screen 12, the smallest of the theaters. Decent presentation despite the fact that this theater is near a major road construction project that is costing $15 million in taxes, all due to the flood. Thankfully, the theater wasn’t hit hard by the noreaster.
Check out my post on Manville’s competiton…the theater in Bridgewater is expanding during a mall renovation project that will give Manville a run for its money…
This theater lacks the DVS/OC stuff for the disabled, leaving that to Bridgewater. Hopefully they’ll upgrade their projection to DLP soon…as their preshow is still filmed.
Monsters vs Aliens will be the first movie shown in RealD at this theater starting tomorrow.
saw Public Enemies back in the summer on screen 6. picture was cut off on the sides, I guess 2.35 is too wide, everything is shown at a compromise of about 2.1 AR. I think I saw Golden Compass in the same auditorium and noticed the same problem. The bigger screens (3 and 4 I believe) don’t have this problem; Simpsons Movie and Live Free or Die Hard were shown at their full 2.35 shape.
Today, March 14, 2010, Manville is under water again. I dont know if this theatre floods or is affected like the Brook Arts Center is in neighboring Bound Brook
according to fandango, showtimes are not avaiable.
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theater’s now open again following the flooding. Advance tickets are available for Oceans, a Disney nature movie.
One of the first theaters in the world to use Dolby Surround 7.1, just for Toy Story 3, according to Dolby’s website.