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Movie theaters re-opening in NY

Islander_fan
#25Movie theaters re-opening in NY
Posted: 3/1/21 at 9:19am

I won’t lie, to fulfill my craving of going to the movies, I have, on occasion taken the PATH train from Herald Square to Jersey City to see a movie there. 

But, the one thing I do miss is seeing art house/indie films. And, while there are theatres in NYC that show those, I can’t wait for them to do so again. 

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#26Movie theaters re-opening in NY
Posted: 3/1/21 at 10:20am

I’ve gone to JC also. I go to the movies every year on my birthday and last year I decided to do that and was really surprised and happy with how safe I felt at the AMC. I restarted my Stubs membership the other day and made a reservation to see a movie on Friday and I’m just beyond excited. I also can’t wait to go back down to some of the smaller theaters soon and throw some cash to them.

ArtMan
#27Movie theaters re-opening in NY
Posted: 3/1/21 at 5:36pm

Jordan and Islander_fan,   How busy were the theaters in Jersey City?  As I stated earlier, my two theater experiences were basically empty of patrons.  Off topic, I attended a concert Thursday night of a Bee Gees cover band (who were to my surprise, quite good) and it had alot of people in attendance.  Ticket prices were high (I won the tickets).  Pre Covid, I attended the Australian Bee Gees (perform alot in Vegas) and even at a lowered price of $20 a ticket only had about 400 people.  Shows that people are really itching to see something live and will pay for it.   Even Bee Gees cover bands.

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#28Movie theaters re-opening in NY
Posted: 3/1/21 at 6:17pm

When I went to the movies I was the only person in the theater.

ArtMan
#29Movie theaters re-opening in NY
Posted: 3/1/21 at 6:18pm

Jordan Catalano said: "When I went to the movies I was the only person in the theater."

That would be heaven to me.

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Mr Roxy
#30Last Daniel Craig Bond Movie
Posted: 3/1/21 at 10:55pm

Read that the final Craig Bond Movie No Time To Die scheduled to open in October at a small independent movie theater near us. It will probably be much sooner for a general release. Glad we will be able to see his swan song in the role in a theater


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#31Last Daniel Craig Bond Movie
Posted: 3/1/21 at 10:55pm

Read that the final Craig Bond Movie No Time To Die scheduled to open in October at a small independent movie theater near us. It will probably be much sooner for a general release. Glad we will be able to see his swan song in the role in a theater


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Islander_fan
#32Last Daniel Craig Bond Movie
Posted: 3/2/21 at 4:48pm

ArtMan said: "Jordan and Islander_fan, How busy were the theaters in Jersey City? As I stated earlier, my two theater experiences were basically empty of patrons. Off topic, I attended a concert Thursday night of a Bee Gees cover band (who were to my surprise, quite good) and it had alot of people in attendance. Ticket prices were high (I won the tickets). Pre Covid, I attended the Australian Bee Gees (perform alot in Vegas) and even at a lowered price of $20 a ticket only had about 400 people. Shows that people are really itching to see something live and will pay for it.Even Bee Gees cover bands."

I have been going to the AMC at the Newport Centre Mall. The auditoriums there are pretty decent in size. They have it set up so, when you go to choose your seat it marks off which seats are not being sold to help with social distancing. As of right now, I have not seen a movie where it was super close to sold out or sold out altogether.
 

But, one of the things that AMC did (and is still doing but phasing out) was the screening of classic movies with a wide appeal, five bucks a pop,  as a way to get people back in the door, prior to the roll out of new movies it’s been dying down. I have wanted to see but never got to screenings of ET Star Wars and Back to the Future. Yet, these are films that do sell out 

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#33Opening
Posted: 4/2/21 at 3:49pm

Cuomo announced on Friday, April 2nd that venues in New York State can open at 33% capacity. Venues will be able to host up to 100 people indoors and up to 200 people outdoors. And as long as people test negative for COVID-19 or are vaccinated with proof, venues can have up to 150 people indoors and 500 outdoors.

Updated On: 4/2/21 at 03:49 PM

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#34Opening
Posted: 4/2/21 at 4:10pm

Going to see a concert!

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Sutton Ross
#35Opening
Posted: 4/2/21 at 4:19pm

Niceeee. Have a great time!