National Amusements took control sometime in 1991. They would sometime show new pictures or films that originally played at the Sunrise. In the late years, both theatres show the same films (so people that didn’t want to go through metal detectors would chose the Green Acres).
The company was so cheap, it wouldn’t upgrade the theatre. They would refuse to put in either Dolby Digital or DTS Sound. Also, wouldn’t put cupholders on the seats. When digital projections came out, the Sunrise Cinemas got all screen digital projection.
National Amusements if they would of spent money upgrading this theatre, maybe it still open.
The theatre opened on October 16, 1985. Auditorium capacity bases on Variety grosses posted in 1985.. Theatre 1 240, Theatre 2 250, Theatre 3 250 and Theatre 4 125. The theatre closed when the Landmark open.
Please update, the Kew Gardens Cinemas open on April 24, 1999 as a five plex. Theatre 1 was not stadium seating when the theatre open, he converted it to s tadium seating in 2002-2003.
Please update the Arclight Hollywood 14 opened on March 22, 2002, Thursday, July 27, 2000 the Cinerama Dome show The Patriot in SDDS 8 channels, then July 28 thru July 30, the dome had a festival prior to the expansion with Arclight, reopened on March 22, 2002. I’m posting the last weekend prior to renovation in the photos section.
City Cinemas took control the same day with the Paris over 10 years ago. In the 1980 to at least 1990, when it was the New York Twin it showed 70MM 6 track presentations on a regular. On Christmas 1988 there was a line around the corner seeing Rain Man. I was at the old Beekman theatre seeing Talk Radio.
The bad thing if you filled up 432 people, the sightlines are bad. The person in front, there head might partially block the movie. Also limited knee space.
I saw Maiden on a Saturday evening at 5PM. Only 40 people. Another patron said to someone it never crowded on the weekends.
Please update in the description, it open as a fiveplex under Cineplex Odeon and September 2, 1988 (one week late due to delays). AMC put Rocking Chairs and refurbished the theatre a few years ago.
Please update, theatre open on May 30, 1973 as the General Cinema Brunswick Square Twin. If you go to https://www.cinematour.com/tour/us/24382.html It was owned by General Cinema until 1993l It probably was closed for seven years.
Unfortunately, AMC would not of renovated the theatre instead of closing it. Southern Brooklyn does not have enough move theatres.
National Amusements took control sometime in 1991. They would sometime show new pictures or films that originally played at the Sunrise. In the late years, both theatres show the same films (so people that didn’t want to go through metal detectors would chose the Green Acres).
The company was so cheap, it wouldn’t upgrade the theatre. They would refuse to put in either Dolby Digital or DTS Sound. Also, wouldn’t put cupholders on the seats. When digital projections came out, the Sunrise Cinemas got all screen digital projection.
National Amusements if they would of spent money upgrading this theatre, maybe it still open.
Just uploaded a photo of the way the Movie opened in 1987.
The theatre opened on October 16, 1985. Auditorium capacity bases on Variety grosses posted in 1985.. Theatre 1 240, Theatre 2 250, Theatre 3 250 and Theatre 4 125. The theatre closed when the Landmark open.
This was a major theatre for art house films.
Please update theatre open on October 18, 2002. I just uploaded grand opening ad
Please update, theatre open October 25, 1996
Please update, theatre open November 22, 1995
Please update, theatre open May 19, 1995
Please update, the Village East Cinema opened February 21, 1991
Please update, the theatre open September 29, 1989. It was delayed due to construction problems
IFC Center open on June 17, 2005 Please Update
Just update, the iPic Westwood open on May 2, 2014
Please update, it became a twin on June 16, 1978. Just uploaded ad from The Bergen Record
Please update, the Kew Gardens Cinemas open on April 24, 1999 as a five plex. Theatre 1 was not stadium seating when the theatre open, he converted it to s tadium seating in 2002-2003.
Please update the Arclight Hollywood 14 opened on March 22, 2002, Thursday, July 27, 2000 the Cinerama Dome show The Patriot in SDDS 8 channels, then July 28 thru July 30, the dome had a festival prior to the expansion with Arclight, reopened on March 22, 2002. I’m posting the last weekend prior to renovation in the photos section.
It open as the ArcLight brand on May 1, 2015. Please correct date.
City Cinemas took control the same day with the Paris over 10 years ago. In the 1980 to at least 1990, when it was the New York Twin it showed 70MM 6 track presentations on a regular. On Christmas 1988 there was a line around the corner seeing Rain Man. I was at the old Beekman theatre seeing Talk Radio.
The bad thing if you filled up 432 people, the sightlines are bad. The person in front, there head might partially block the movie. Also limited knee space.
I saw Maiden on a Saturday evening at 5PM. Only 40 people. Another patron said to someone it never crowded on the weekends.
I recently posted pictures of the theatre.
Please update, the theatre open December 15, 1989 under Cineplex Odeon as a new theatre.
Please update in the description, it open as a fiveplex under Cineplex Odeon and September 2, 1988 (one week late due to delays). AMC put Rocking Chairs and refurbished the theatre a few years ago.
Please update the name, it’s called the AMC Headquarters Plaza 10 as per AMC Website
Please update, theatre open May 25, 2007
Please update, theatre open on May 30, 1973 as the General Cinema Brunswick Square Twin. If you go to https://www.cinematour.com/tour/us/24382.html It was owned by General Cinema until 1993l It probably was closed for seven years.
Please update, theatre opened on December 9, 1988
Add theatre closed December 13, 2005. Theatre closed the day before the new one opened
Please correct, AMC Century City 15 open on December 14, 2005. Please update