Teatros El Senorial
Hato Rey
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These theaters opened sometime in the 1970’s and always had 4 screens. I believe it was the 2nd theater built within a shopping center at the time where the convinience of shopping and having a nearby movie theater was popular, following Plaza Las Americas' lead. Operated by Wometco Theatres and latterly by Caribbean Cinemas
With the popularity of the nearby Montehiedra multiplex, this theater stopped operations sometime in the early 2000’s. I believe it’s now a T.G.I.Friday’s restaurant.
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Eric Diaz
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It was operated by Cine Vista not Caribbean Cinemas and the T.G.I. Friday’s also closed after bankruptcy.
I remember in the 80’s and towards the mid-90’s being owned by Wometco/Cinevista. I saw “Cobra”, “The Karate Kid Part II”, “Short Circuit 2”, and “The Untouchables” there in the 1980’s. In the 1990’s, I saw “Nine Months” which came out in summer ‘95. When I came back to PR to visit by around 1998-99, it became Caribbean Cinemas.
You are wrong.
I saw Saturday Night Fever in this theatre.