PJ Cinemas
1068 Route 112,
Port Jefferson Station,
NY
11776
1068 Route 112,
Port Jefferson Station,
NY
11776
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The Port Jefferson Cinemas is most commonly known as the PJ Cinemas, and is located in the Stop and Shop shopping center on Route 112, just south of the intersection of Nesconset Highway (Route 347).
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This mom and pop theater outlasted the big boys and still does well today. People like the owner
Yes, it is a nice mom and pop type of theater.
if you click on their official website above, and click “PJ piques”, there are some really cool “theater stories”, something you would only find with a mom and pop theater.
Nice to see and rare to see a indi MULTIPLEX do so well in this type of market.
We always loved calling for showtimes at this theater, because the owner recorded them himself (don’t know if that’s still the case) and would add editorial comments occasionally. It used to be the PJ Twins. I remember how cool I thought it was that there were theaters upstairs! Hey, it was a novel idea to a kid in the early eighties!
I’ve probably seen more movies at this theater than any other- mostly because my parents live closest to it!
Danio, that’s because it was, and still is more of a “mom and pop” type of place.
A great neighborhood theater, great people, great indepentent movie showings, and a place with a friendly personal touch make this my favorite place to go to see a movie. Phil, the owner, cares about the quality of his films, cares about how the place is run, and cares about how people are treated.
It’s such a great find. Once you’ve seen a really good movie here that isn’t playing in all the other multiplexes, you’ll come back again and again. Thanks again for years of good times and great movies!
This is another great “old time” atmosphere theater, that still has the personal touch.
Their new theater website is http://mypjcinemas.com/
I remember seeing the enforcer/deliverance double feature back in 1978… 2 good movies for the price of 1. those were the days.
I moved to Mt Sinai in 2010 after living my entire life on the south shore. I love this theatre. It’s a simple mom and pop theatre that reminds me of the West Islip theatre when I was a kid. Cheap prices makes it manageable to take the family to the movies.