Cineplex Odeon Queensway Cinemas
1025 The Queensway,
Toronto,
ON
M8Z 6C7
1025 The Queensway,
Toronto,
ON
M8Z 6C7
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Cineplex Odeon Queensway Cinemas is the flagship theatre for the Cineplex Entertainment theatre chain. Located in the Etobicoke district, the theatre opened in November of 2001 and since then has been among the busiest theatres in Canada.
The theatre contains eighteen screens (all eighteen equipped with stadium seating, curved screens and dolby digital sound), with THX in the four largest auditoriums (1, 9, 10 and 18). The theatre also features a Cinescape arcade, Disney themed birthday party room and VIP rooms, specialty food choices (Pizza Pizza, Yogen Fruz and Cafe).
The theatre is also surrounded by a massive (free) parking lot that only fills completely during the busiest of times.
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Saw Inception digitally projected here in Theater 9 tonight in D-Box Motion Code – very impressed with the technology which is more fun and immersive than 3-D. Theater 18 is their new digital large screen answer to IMAX – Ultra AVX, which recently opened with Twilight: Eclipse.
The theater was packed, even on a Sunday night with shows sell out – extremely popular and it has the aforementioned Pizza Pizza and Out Takes, as well as Alan Smittee’s bar, Yogen Fruz and Tim Hortons.
My only problem with Theater 9 is that it wasn’t masked correctly (they had it open for Flat when the film was in scope). Otherwise no complaints – we had a fun time.
I am defintely impressed with the AVX theatre in 18, great digital presentation and the 7.1 Dolby surround mix is one of the best sound systems I have found in the city for years outside of the Scotiabank IMAX and Cinesphere. The Digital 3d films especially in theatre 10 I normally go elsewhere or wait until a week or two into the run since intially it seems they keep getting the wrong digital print which doesnt properly fell the screen not just above and below but also on either side. Go AVX or go home methinks with this one.
This was to be built by Cinemark in the late 1990’s but they pulled out.