The theatre closed on April 21, 2002. Its final movies include Panic Room, National Lampoon’s Van Wilder, Changing Lanes, Clockstoppers, High Crimes, Ice Age, The Sweetest Thing, Big Trouble, and E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial: 20th Anniversary.
This theatre closed on the evening of December 4, 2008. Its final movies include City of Ember, Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, Lakeview Terrace, Burn After Reading, and The Dark Knight.
This theatre’s final day was October 4, 2007. Its last movies include Rush Hour 3, Bratz, Underdog, No Reservations, License to Wed, Transformers, Surf’s Up, and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. It no longer lists movies by the next day.
This theatre closed on December 30, 2000. Its final movies on the day before include Remember the Titans, The 6th Day, Chicken Run, The Contender, Meet the Parents (on two screens), Space Cowboys, MVP: Most Valuable Primate, The Little Vampire, Little Nicky, The Legend of Drunken Master, The Exorcist, and Bedazzled.
This theatre closed on August 31, 2012. Its closing movies on the day before include The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure, Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi, Hit & Run, Painted Skin: The Resurrection, Ek Tha Tiger, The Odd Life of Timothy Green, Ruby Sparks, 18 Vayasu, The Campaign, Hope Springs, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, Jism 2, Savages, The Amazing Spider-Man, Magic Mike, Brave, To Rome with Love, Moonrise Kingdom, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, The Avengers, and Karnan.
This theatre’s final day was October 17, 2002. By that point, it became a hybrid of first-run and second-run films due to the nearby Eglinton Town Centre cinemas getting most of the first-run films. Its final movies include Sweet Home Alabama (first-run; two screens), Barbershop (first-run), Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (second-run), Signs (second-run), Blue Crush (second-run), and The Bourne Identity (second-run). By the next day, Famous Players listed the theatre as closed.
The theatre’s closing movies include Anger Management (digital), Phone Booth (digital), The Core (digital), Head of State (digital), Agent Cody Banks, Basic, A Man Apart, and What a Girl Wants.
Even after all this time, I still don’t get why Cineplex wants to keep this theatre if they already have Scotiabank Theatre nearby. Does anyone know why this is the case?
This theatre’s opening movies include The Sixth Sense, Chill Factor, Mickey Blue Eyes, The 13th Warrior, The Astronaut’s Wife, Outside Providence, The Muse, A Dog of Flanders, Bowfinger, The Thomas Crown Affair, Deep Blue Sea, Universal Soldier: The Return, Mystery Men, The Iron Giant, Teaching Mrs. Tingle, The Blair Witch Project, Eyes Wide Shut, Inspector Gadget, Runaway Bride, Tarzan, Arlington Road, American Pie, Big Daddy, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, and Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace.
This theatre’s opening movies, all THX-certified, include Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (SDDS/DTS; on three screens), Anastasia (DTS/Dolby Digital; on three screens), The Rainmaker (Dolby Digital/SDDS; on three screens), Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (Dolby Digital/SDDS; on three screens), The Wings of the Dove (Dolby Digital), The Jackal (DTS; on two screens), The Ice Storm (Dolby Digital), Bean (Dolby Digital; on two screens), Starship Troopers (SDDS/DTS; on three screens), I Know What You Did Last Summer (SDDS), One Night Stand (Dolby Digital), The Man Who Knew Too Little (SDDS), FairyTale: A True Story (Dolby SR), and The Devil’s Advocate (Dolby Digital).
This theatre’s opening movies include The Wedding Singer (SDDS; on two screens), Sphere (SDDS; on two screens), The Borrowers, Hurricane Streets, Titanic (SDDS; on three screens), The Replacement Killers (SDDS), Blues Brothers 2000 (SDDS), Spice World (SDDS), The Full Monty, As Good as it Gets (SDDS), Wings of a Dove, Amistad (SDDS), The Apostle, Desperate Measures (SDDS), L.A. Confidential, Good Will Hunting (SDDS), Great Expectations, Wag the Dog (SDDS), Zero Effect (SDDS), Deep Rising, Mouse Hunt (SDDS), Scream 2 (SDDS), Fallen (SDDS), Star Kid, Kundun, and Half Baked.
This theatre’s opening movies include Enemy of the State (SDDS, on six screens), Celebrity (on two screens), Elizabeth (SDDS; on two screens), American History X (SDDS), Gods and Monsters, Casablanca (part of the Warner Bros. Classic Series), True Friends, Beloved (SDDS), Living Out Loud (SDDS), Ronon, Dr. Dolittle, Mulan (SDDS), Holy Man, Simon Birch (SDDS), Small Soldiers, Soldier, Anastasia (SDDS), Apt Pupil (SDDS), The Parent Trap (SDDS), Urban Legend (SDDS), One True Thing (SDDS), Saving Private Ryan (SDDS; on two screens; an Orange County exclusive), Bride of Chucky (SDDS), and Pecker. The other movies were shown at the Century Theatres nearby.
This theatre’s opening movies include Titanic (SDDS; on four screens), Tomorrow Never Dies (SDDS; on four screens), Mouse Hunt (SDDS; on three screens), Amistad (SDDS; on two screens), Scream 2, Flubber (SDDS), Alien: Resurrection (SDDS), Anastasia (SDDS), Home Alone 3 (SDDS), L.A. Confidential (SDDS), For Richer or Poorer (SDDS), Starship Troopers (SDDS), The Rainmaker (SDDS), The Jackal (SDDS), Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil, The Little Mermaid (SDDS), and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (SDDS).
As of now, the theatre is currently being demolished. I heard that a TikTok involving the location became viral and caused people to vandalize the place. As such, Vaughan (I guess) decided that now was the perfect time to demolish it for the new condo project.
This theatre’s opening movies include Les Boys, Alien: La Résurrection, Le Chacal, Frissons 2 (on three screens), Maman, Je M'Occupe Des Méchants! (on two screens), Anastasia, Les Sables Mouvants, Le Siège de L'Âme, Hercule et Sherlock, Les Démons de Jésus, Soleil, and Nettoyage à Sec.
This theatre’s opening movies include War of the Worlds (La Guerre Des Mondes), Herbie: Fully Loaded (La Coccinelle: Tout Equipée), Bewitched (Ma Sorcière Bien-Aimée), Land of the Dead, Mr. and Mrs. Smith (M. et Mme. Smith), Batman Begins (Batman: Le Commencement), and L'Enquete Corse. Rebound opened on July 1.
This theatre’s opening movies include The World is Not Enough, Sleepy Hollow, Toy Story 2, Laura Cadieux… La Suite, Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (for one week only), End of Days, Pokémon: The First Movie (for matinees), and The Insider (for evenings).
This theatre’s opening movies include The Emperor’s New Groove, What Women Want, Miss Congeniality, The Family Man, Thirteen Days, Cast Away, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Finding Forrester, Antitrust, Save the Last Dance, Double Take, and Traffic.
This theatre’s opening movies include Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (on six screens; 1/3 of the megaplex), Monsters, Inc. (on two screens), Shallow Hall (on two screens), Riding in Cars with Boys, The One, Domestic Disturbance, Training Day, Heist, K-Pax, and Serendipity.
This theatre opened on December 18, 1998. Its opening movies include You’ve Got Mail (SDDS; on four screens), The Prince of Egypt (SDDS; on four screens), Star Trek: Insurrection (SDDS; on three screens), A Bug’s Life (SDDS; on two screens), Enemy of the State (SDDS; on two screens), Meet Joe Black (SDDS), Babe: Pig in the City (SDDS), Psycho (SDDS), The Rugrats Movie (SDDS; on two screens), Rush Hour (SDDS), Jack Frost (SDDS; on two screens), Elizabeth (SDDS), Pleasantville, Living Out Loud, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (SDDS), The Siege (SDDS), Antz (SDDS), The Waterboy (SDDS), and Home Fries (SDDS). The IMAX theatre opened on September 30, 2005, and its opening feature was Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D.
Its opening movies include Eternals and Dune. Ghostbusters: Afterlife and King Richard open two days later.
The theatre closed on April 21, 2002. Its final movies include Panic Room, National Lampoon’s Van Wilder, Changing Lanes, Clockstoppers, High Crimes, Ice Age, The Sweetest Thing, Big Trouble, and E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial: 20th Anniversary.
This theatre closed on the evening of December 4, 2008. Its final movies include City of Ember, Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, Lakeview Terrace, Burn After Reading, and The Dark Knight.
This theatre’s final day was October 4, 2007. Its last movies include Rush Hour 3, Bratz, Underdog, No Reservations, License to Wed, Transformers, Surf’s Up, and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. It no longer lists movies by the next day.
This theatre closed on December 30, 2000. Its final movies on the day before include Remember the Titans, The 6th Day, Chicken Run, The Contender, Meet the Parents (on two screens), Space Cowboys, MVP: Most Valuable Primate, The Little Vampire, Little Nicky, The Legend of Drunken Master, The Exorcist, and Bedazzled.
This theatre closed on August 31, 2012. Its closing movies on the day before include The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure, Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi, Hit & Run, Painted Skin: The Resurrection, Ek Tha Tiger, The Odd Life of Timothy Green, Ruby Sparks, 18 Vayasu, The Campaign, Hope Springs, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, Jism 2, Savages, The Amazing Spider-Man, Magic Mike, Brave, To Rome with Love, Moonrise Kingdom, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, The Avengers, and Karnan.
Alliance Atlantis acquired this cinema on April 21, 2000. Its opening movies that day include Diamonds, Afterlife, Me, Myself, I, and East is East.
This theatre’s final day was October 17, 2002. By that point, it became a hybrid of first-run and second-run films due to the nearby Eglinton Town Centre cinemas getting most of the first-run films. Its final movies include Sweet Home Alabama (first-run; two screens), Barbershop (first-run), Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (second-run), Signs (second-run), Blue Crush (second-run), and The Bourne Identity (second-run). By the next day, Famous Players listed the theatre as closed.
The theatre’s closing movies include Anger Management (digital), Phone Booth (digital), The Core (digital), Head of State (digital), Agent Cody Banks, Basic, A Man Apart, and What a Girl Wants.
Please change the name to Arizona Mills 18 w/ IMAX.
Even after all this time, I still don’t get why Cineplex wants to keep this theatre if they already have Scotiabank Theatre nearby. Does anyone know why this is the case?
This theatre’s opening movies include The Sixth Sense, Chill Factor, Mickey Blue Eyes, The 13th Warrior, The Astronaut’s Wife, Outside Providence, The Muse, A Dog of Flanders, Bowfinger, The Thomas Crown Affair, Deep Blue Sea, Universal Soldier: The Return, Mystery Men, The Iron Giant, Teaching Mrs. Tingle, The Blair Witch Project, Eyes Wide Shut, Inspector Gadget, Runaway Bride, Tarzan, Arlington Road, American Pie, Big Daddy, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, and Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace.
This theatre’s opening movies, all THX-certified, include Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (SDDS/DTS; on three screens), Anastasia (DTS/Dolby Digital; on three screens), The Rainmaker (Dolby Digital/SDDS; on three screens), Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (Dolby Digital/SDDS; on three screens), The Wings of the Dove (Dolby Digital), The Jackal (DTS; on two screens), The Ice Storm (Dolby Digital), Bean (Dolby Digital; on two screens), Starship Troopers (SDDS/DTS; on three screens), I Know What You Did Last Summer (SDDS), One Night Stand (Dolby Digital), The Man Who Knew Too Little (SDDS), FairyTale: A True Story (Dolby SR), and The Devil’s Advocate (Dolby Digital).
This theatre’s opening movies include The Wedding Singer (SDDS; on two screens), Sphere (SDDS; on two screens), The Borrowers, Hurricane Streets, Titanic (SDDS; on three screens), The Replacement Killers (SDDS), Blues Brothers 2000 (SDDS), Spice World (SDDS), The Full Monty, As Good as it Gets (SDDS), Wings of a Dove, Amistad (SDDS), The Apostle, Desperate Measures (SDDS), L.A. Confidential, Good Will Hunting (SDDS), Great Expectations, Wag the Dog (SDDS), Zero Effect (SDDS), Deep Rising, Mouse Hunt (SDDS), Scream 2 (SDDS), Fallen (SDDS), Star Kid, Kundun, and Half Baked.
This theatre’s opening movies include Enemy of the State (SDDS, on six screens), Celebrity (on two screens), Elizabeth (SDDS; on two screens), American History X (SDDS), Gods and Monsters, Casablanca (part of the Warner Bros. Classic Series), True Friends, Beloved (SDDS), Living Out Loud (SDDS), Ronon, Dr. Dolittle, Mulan (SDDS), Holy Man, Simon Birch (SDDS), Small Soldiers, Soldier, Anastasia (SDDS), Apt Pupil (SDDS), The Parent Trap (SDDS), Urban Legend (SDDS), One True Thing (SDDS), Saving Private Ryan (SDDS; on two screens; an Orange County exclusive), Bride of Chucky (SDDS), and Pecker. The other movies were shown at the Century Theatres nearby.
This theatre’s opening movies include Titanic (SDDS; on four screens), Tomorrow Never Dies (SDDS; on four screens), Mouse Hunt (SDDS; on three screens), Amistad (SDDS; on two screens), Scream 2, Flubber (SDDS), Alien: Resurrection (SDDS), Anastasia (SDDS), Home Alone 3 (SDDS), L.A. Confidential (SDDS), For Richer or Poorer (SDDS), Starship Troopers (SDDS), The Rainmaker (SDDS), The Jackal (SDDS), Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil, The Little Mermaid (SDDS), and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (SDDS).
This theatre opened on November 5, 2004. Its opening films include The Incredibles, Saw, Shall We Dance?, and Ray.
The IMAX theatre opened on November 10, 2017. Its opening film was Thor: Ragnarok in both 2D and 3D.
As of now, the theatre is currently being demolished. I heard that a TikTok involving the location became viral and caused people to vandalize the place. As such, Vaughan (I guess) decided that now was the perfect time to demolish it for the new condo project.
This theatre’s opening movies include Les Boys, Alien: La Résurrection, Le Chacal, Frissons 2 (on three screens), Maman, Je M'Occupe Des Méchants! (on two screens), Anastasia, Les Sables Mouvants, Le Siège de L'Âme, Hercule et Sherlock, Les Démons de Jésus, Soleil, and Nettoyage à Sec.
This theatre’s opening movies include War of the Worlds (La Guerre Des Mondes), Herbie: Fully Loaded (La Coccinelle: Tout Equipée), Bewitched (Ma Sorcière Bien-Aimée), Land of the Dead, Mr. and Mrs. Smith (M. et Mme. Smith), Batman Begins (Batman: Le Commencement), and L'Enquete Corse. Rebound opened on July 1.
This theatre’s opening movies include The World is Not Enough, Sleepy Hollow, Toy Story 2, Laura Cadieux… La Suite, Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (for one week only), End of Days, Pokémon: The First Movie (for matinees), and The Insider (for evenings).
This theatre’s opening movies include The Emperor’s New Groove, What Women Want, Miss Congeniality, The Family Man, Thirteen Days, Cast Away, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Finding Forrester, Antitrust, Save the Last Dance, Double Take, and Traffic.
This theatre’s opening movies include Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (on six screens; 1/3 of the megaplex), Monsters, Inc. (on two screens), Shallow Hall (on two screens), Riding in Cars with Boys, The One, Domestic Disturbance, Training Day, Heist, K-Pax, and Serendipity.
This theatre opened on December 18, 1998. Its opening movies include You’ve Got Mail (SDDS; on four screens), The Prince of Egypt (SDDS; on four screens), Star Trek: Insurrection (SDDS; on three screens), A Bug’s Life (SDDS; on two screens), Enemy of the State (SDDS; on two screens), Meet Joe Black (SDDS), Babe: Pig in the City (SDDS), Psycho (SDDS), The Rugrats Movie (SDDS; on two screens), Rush Hour (SDDS), Jack Frost (SDDS; on two screens), Elizabeth (SDDS), Pleasantville, Living Out Loud, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (SDDS), The Siege (SDDS), Antz (SDDS), The Waterboy (SDDS), and Home Fries (SDDS). The IMAX theatre opened on September 30, 2005, and its opening feature was Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D.