Mallview 10 Cinemas
117 Sharon Road,
Waterbury,
CT
06705
117 Sharon Road,
Waterbury,
CT
06705
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Opened in 1988, and owned by Holiday Cinemas, not listed on this templates directory. I presume they are an independent company in Connecticut. They also own two other ten-screens in Wallingford and Meriden.
The Mallview 10 Cinemas was closed in December 2010.
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This was originally built in 1989. Hoyts operated it before shutting it down in 1997 to open the cinema at the new Brass Mill Center mall in Waterbury. Holiday reopened it shortly after and, in my opinion, has made it into the best place in Connecticut to see a movie.
According to a real estate site, this mall/plaza was sold in 2006. I wonder how that will affect this theater.
“January, 2006 – Gerry Matthews brokered the sale of Mallview Plaza, 117 Sharon Road, Waterbury, CT. Mallview Plaza a three-building, 66,000 s/f commercial complex on 9 acres, which was built in 1989 and expanded in 1999, was sold by Holiday Development LLC. Tenants include Holiday Cinemas a 10-screen theater; a Naugatuck Savings Bank branch, Weight Watches; Dynamite Academy of Gymnastics; the CT Academy of Performing Arts; Skye Cable, in addition to two restaurants, a beauty salon, and a medical user. The property was purchased for $6,000,000 by GNR Realty LLC, a Manhattan based real estate agency”.
This cinema is no longer owned by the Holiday Cinemas chain. It is now owned by some management company from New York, ho bought it in June 2006. The quality of this theatre has gone way down hill since then. It used to be the best place in Connecticut to see a movie. No longer! The interior decor is much more basic than it used to be without all the funky touches that made it unique. Concession prices have gone way up. The people running the theatre used to be very social, but the people there now are quite abrupt and off-putting.
Presentation also stinks now. There was a large brown splotch in the upper right corner of the picture for the whole movie I saw tonight. Well…not the whole movie because the projector died after 70 minutes or so and would not work again. The “manager” who looked like someone barely out of his teens offered us passes…that expired in a month. What a joke! I asked for, and was granted, a refund. What a shame. this used to be my favorite theatre. Now its just another lame multiplex.
Don’t see flat movies here NO MASKING…
This theatre closed in December 2010.
I heard this theater only closed to be remodeled and they were going to reopen in the spring or summer.
You heard incorrectly.
The owners of the building have been searching for an operator – so far with no success as they are asking for far too much in rent.