Movie Theatres I Visited

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Movie Theatres I've visited... A partial listing.

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Eric I & II PENNSAUKEN 

Rt. 73 and 130, Pennsauken, New Jersey 

On the property of the Pennsauken Mart. This movie theatre was a twin cinema that I frequented in the 70's and 80's. The building no longer exist. As I recall it was a large rectangular building. The entrance was at the front of the building and the screens straight back along the back wall.

Features seen here: Mrs. Doubtfire -

Some James Bond Movies like A View to a Kill

AMC Marlton 8 

800 N. Rt. 73, Marlton (Evesham Township), New Jersey 08053

 

Features seen here: Planes, Trains and Automobiles, The Purple Rose of Cairo, Certain Fury ....

 

1995 July 29 at 4:20 saw Waterworld for $3.00

 

1994 December 25 at 2:30 saw Nell for $3.75 and the box office was packed and I mean packed like Dizzy World in the middle of summer.

 

I was able to get a ticket and found my mom. She was talking with a young lady. I think we were all talking before I got the tickets. After getting a ticket for my mom and I the young lady, who was not with us, said, "What shall I do". Referring to getting a ticket. I was like I don't know. I wished at the time I had gotten a third ticket and told her to use it to gain admission to the theatre and go to the auditorium of your movie. I hope she is well some 11 years later.

 

 

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1991 March 11 at 4:30 saw Scenes from a Mall for $3.50.

1991 December 22 at 12:00 noon saw JFK for $4.50.

1990 November 30 at 4:00 saw Home Alone for $3.50.

1990 July 20 at 1:30 saw Arachnophobia for $4.00.

2009 October 9 at 4:00 saw Front and left side of Building  as I drove from 73 to main road entrance into parking lot during my tour of South Jersey.

 

Moorestown Plaza 

"In the Moorestown Shopping Mall", Moorestown, New Jersey 

This theatre was in the Moorestown Mall behind Woolworth's. The had one screen in this large cinema. As you entered the theatre you walked you a hallway that lead into the cinema. Straight ahead you had traditional theatre seating and to the left above that you had stadium style seating. This was back in the 70's that the mezzanine had these nice seats. This venue is now the United Artist Moorestown with 7 theatres).

Features seen here: I saw, among others, the movies M*A*S*H, The Poseidon Adventure, Airport 1975, Earthquake, The Towering Inferno, 2001 A space Odyssey,  Alien, Star Trek II The Wrath of Kahn, A View to a Kill, Never Say Never Again.......

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.........and City Slickers.  Saw that with Fran in 1991 (Date unknown. Release date of movie 7 June 1991). I remember the line about wearing that like a hat. I didn't see that line when I watched on Travel channel on Saturday October 10, 2009.

[Ed Furillo accuses Mitch Robbins of flirting with Bonnie Rayburn]
Mitch Robbins: That was "have a pleasant and restful evening."
Ed Furillo: No, that was "I like your ass. Can I wear it as a hat?"

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The movie Lost Horizons played here exclusively in NJ during the summer of 1974. While I was not able to see it at that time, I wanted to go but my Mom wouldn't take me, I vividly recall my desire to see it..

AMC 8 Deptford

Clements Bridge Road, Deptford, New Jersey 

 

Features seen here: The Sure Thing, Charlie's Angels' Full Throttle

 

Barclay Cinema

Route 70, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 

 

Features seen here: Smokey and the Bandit, Terminator

Ellisburg Cinema 

Rt. 70 and Kings Highway, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 

Features seen here: I wanted to see the movie Personal Best hear. My sisters boyfriend dropped me off here one Sunday evening but had to come back to pick me up when they wouldn't let me in with out ID. I have yet to see this movie some 21 years later. I guess that's because as I matured I could go to the Art Holiday in Philadelphia and rent video cassettes.

General Cinema Franklin Mills

 

This theatre is now the AMC Franklin Mills. It is located at the Franklin Mills Mall in Philadelphia, PA. The theatre, which is attached to one end of the mall, has 14 stadium style theatres. (Twilight, Dick, South Park, Deep Impact, Godzilla, The General's Daughter, Shakespeare in Love, The Sixth Sense, .......)

 

Prior to the construction of the stadium style venue. There was a General Cinema located on the property detached from the mall. This was where I saw the movie "The Ice Storm." and Home for the Holidays.

General Cinema Deptford Mall (Now an AMC 6 Deptford Mall)

Deptford, NJ

Features seen here: Soap Dish, Backdraft

1991 June 6 at 7:30 saw Soap Dish for $6.00 in Auditorium 1.

Regal Cinema Huntingdon Valley

No longer in business.

Saw that Dennis Quaid - Danny Glover - train in snow movie.

United Artist Oxford Valley
United Artist Riverview Plaza

1992 March 22 -- 1:40 -- Basic Instinct -- $3.75

2000                --        -- Cast Away  --

2000                --        -- Men of Honor  --

Regal Cinema Barn 5

This theatre's building used to look like a big red barn. It no longer exist in that form. It is now a larger 14 screen building on the same lot.

At the Barn 5 I saw the movie Straight Talk in 1992.

 Newtown Theatre

At this theatre I saw The American President.

WolcoTheatre (Closed)

Willingboro, NJ

At this theatre I saw Jaws, Star Wars

Cherry Hill Mall Cinema (Closed)

At this theatre I saw Star Trek The Motion Picture, E.T.

Ritz 5 Philadelphia

At this theatre I saw Billy Elliott with Fran

Regal Warrington Crossing 24

In addition to the many movies seen here over the years I saw Eyes Wide Shut here in 1999. By coincidence Francine from work was here too seeing the same movie. We sat next to each other during the movie. Afterwards we sat on a bench in the hallway outside the auditorium and talked. Al J. from work was at the theatre with his son seeing a later flick. The three of us talked for a few minutes.

And Fun Was Had By All

 

 

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