The longest running engagement of “The Godfather”—at 41 weeks—was held here at Red Rock. Other sources erroneously claim that film’s longest run was at 5 Points in Jacksonville, Florida. You can find this and loads of other great information in my recently-published 11-page 50th anniversary “Godfather” retrospective .
My recently-published 50th anniversary “Godfather” retrospective includes, among other things, a first-run bookings chronology, and, as such, I can confirm the 5 Points in Jacksonville did NOT host the longest-running engagement of “The Godfather” as previously claimed in the intro and earlier comments (and repeated elsewhere). That film’s longest run—at 41 weeks—was held at Red Rock in Las Vegas.
A chronology of Anchorage’s 70mm presentations history has recently been published. The Polar gets some mentions in the piece.
A chronology of the National Hills’ 70mm presentations history has recently been published.
A chronology of the Gateway Cities’ 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The Cerritos Mall Twin is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of the Gateway Cities’ 70mm presentation history has recently been published. Lakewood Center is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Palm Springs’ 70mm presentation history has recently been published. Camelot is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of the Inland Empire’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The UA 4 at Tyler Mall is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of the Inland Empire’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. Canyon Crest is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of the Inland Empire’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The SRO/Pacific Montclair is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. Hastings is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Orange County’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. MainPlace is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Orange County’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. Town Center is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Orange County’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. South Coast Plaza is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Orange County’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. Edwards Newport is, of course, mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Orange County’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The Cinedome is, of course, mentioned numerous times.
How many seats?
TimReed: What films played in 70mm on the Riviera side?
The longest running engagement of “The Godfather”—at 41 weeks—was held here at Red Rock. Other sources erroneously claim that film’s longest run was at 5 Points in Jacksonville, Florida. You can find this and loads of other great information in my recently-published 11-page 50th anniversary “Godfather” retrospective .
My recently-published 50th anniversary “Godfather” retrospective includes, among other things, a first-run bookings chronology, and, as such, I can confirm the 5 Points in Jacksonville did NOT host the longest-running engagement of “The Godfather” as previously claimed in the intro and earlier comments (and repeated elsewhere). That film’s longest run—at 41 weeks—was held at Red Rock in Las Vegas.
A chronology of Knoxville’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The Capri-70 is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Omaha’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The Dundee is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Omaha’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The Cooper is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Omaha’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The Cinema Center is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Omaha’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. Indian Hills is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Raleigh’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. Mission Valley is mentioned numerous times.
A chronology of Raleigh’s 70mm presentation history has recently been published. The Cardinal is mentioned numerous times.