AMC Dine-In Bridgewater 7
400 Commons Way,
Bridgewater,
NJ
08807
400 Commons Way,
Bridgewater,
NJ
08807
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Operated by: AMC Theatres
Previously operated by: General Cinema Corp.
Architects: James Thomas Martino
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Bridgewater Commons 7, AMC Bridgewater Commons
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
908.725.1161
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One of many theaters in Somerset County, NJ competing with the Manville 12-plex. The Bridgewater Commons 7 was opened January 20, 1989.
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It’s been nearly five years since this theater was remodeled. Easy to get to off of route 280 in West Orange.
Wait Im confused. This theatre is of 202/206/22. Essex Green is off 280.
The Bridgewater Commons 7 was designed for GCC by architect James Thomas Martino.
It was the second GCC to have one of its auditoriums THX certified, after the original Essex Green Cinema large screen did so in the early 1980s. The third one was the rebuilt Essex Green 9 plex in 1997 and then Clifton Commons with two screens in 1999 before the plaque was removed on the main one while the second one became a liemax.
This opened on January 20th, 1989 by General Cinema. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
As part of the rebranding, this theater will become AMC Dine-In Bridgewater Commons 7. The Fork and Screen and Cinema Suites names for each screen will be no more.
http://www.nj.com/somerset/index.ssf/2017/08/luxury_cinemark_theater_coming_to_this_central_jer.html
Please update, theeatre called AMC DINE-IN Bridgewater 7 and the total seats 683
Is this theatre not able to be expanded because it is landlocked?
to answer winteryroses question of three years ago this is a mall theater where the mall is kind of in a hill side, so the entrance to the theater is off a bridge from parking deck a few stories in the air, but the back exits go out into surface parking and a department store entrance. There were ideas through the years but nowhere to practically build to.