Central Parkway Cinemas
377 Burnhamthorpe Road E,
Mississauga,
ON
L5A 3Y1
377 Burnhamthorpe Road E,
Mississauga,
ON
L5A 3Y1
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: Cineplex Odeon, Cinestarz, Encore Cinemas
Functions: Movies (East Indian)
Previous Names: CineStarz Mississauga
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This 4-screen theatre is located inside the Central Parkway Mall. It was opened as the Central Parkway Cinemas by an independent operator on December 26, 1980. Later in the 1980’s it was taken over by Cineplex Odeon. It became a school for projectionists and reopened in later years by Dollar Cinemas. It was taken over by Golden Theatres in the mid-1990’s, then sold to Encore Cinemas in 1999.
By 2008 it had been taken over by CineStarz who closed it by July 2021. Taken over by an independent operator in 2022, it was renamed Central Parkway Cinemas screening independent movies. In 2025 it is screening Bollywood movies.
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1980 opened with 4 cinemas and taken over by Cineplex Odeon in the 1980’s.
1990 closed and used as a school for projectionists and reopened a few years later as Dollar Cinemas.
Mid 1990’s Golden Theatres of Seattle,WA takes it over but it closed by 1999
1999-2000 owned by Encore Cinemas
2001-2007 reopened under new management
2007 closed
2008 reopened as Ciné Starz. It is the first Toronto-area chain to be owned by an Quebec-based circuit.
December 26th, 1980 grand opening ad in photo section.
Central Parkway Cinemas opened on December 26, 1980, with The Tim Drum, The Black Stallion, Airplane!, and Stardust Memories. As Mike mentioned prior, it was independent before being acquired by Cineplex Odeon in the 80s. It was later used as a school for projectionists and reopened years later by Dollar Cinemas. By the Mid 90s, Golden Theatres acquired it before selling it again to Encore Cinemas in 1999. By 2000, it became independent again when CineStarz acquired it in 2008.
CineStarz closed here permanently
It was renamed the Central Parkway Cinemas in March 2022 and reopened that same month. It used to screen independent films after its relaunch, but now it screens Bollywood films only.