Movieland of Coram
1850 Route 112,
Coram,
NY
11727
1850 Route 112,
Coram,
NY
11727
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The Coram is one of the older surviving shopping center theaters. Located in the Pine Shopping Center, it was opened as the Pine Cinema, later becoming the Pine Cinema Quad.
It still has an old time, more intimate feel to it, from before the megaplexes started to take over.
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Was this built as a BS Moss house? All of their newer theatres were named Movieland something. Who runs this now?
I’m not sure, but I am assuming it’s the same company that built the Movieland Cinemas of Mastic, but not really sure.
There was a Coram Theatre that was showing XXX in the early eighties, is this the same one?
I’m not sure, but I don’t think so. I don’t think this theater was ever that desperate.
Was the one you are thinking of in a shopping center on Route 112 with more than one screen?
I saw Moonraker and Hair here when it was the single screen Pine Cinema. I recall that it was quite large with a big, curved screen. Not long after, it was the Pine Cinema Twin and I remember thinking how could such a big theater be twinned into two tiny little rooms??? What happened to all the space?? I can’t even imagine what this looks like as a six-plex…
I saw The Little Mermaid, Labyrinth and a few others at this theater. It’s the place we went after the Brookhaven theater in Port Jeff closed.
It was one of the first multiplexes I remember. Then UA moved in and built the Brookhaven and Coram Multiplexes.
I remember it as the Pine Cinemas as well, the shopping center was on the corner of Pine and 112, right?
Interestingly, this theater still putters on and both the Brookhaven and Coram Multiplexes have both been closed, and replaced themselves.
This is a real nice theater. Been there a few times, And enjoy it. They recently redid the shopping center.
most recently, there was a fatal accident near that theater, but there was no damage. I first heard about it on the radio.
This theater is really like an old fashioned movie experience. It’s small, but really well kept.