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Only way to save that mall is to have T and T move over there. |
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Damn, I really liked Tinseltown. Very nice atmosphere and I would always grab something to eat with some friends at the food court before the movie. I know the food court is not taken over but it's that whole experience. But who knows, maybe this will improve the theater. |
Well, more people will go if they show more mainstream movies right when it comes out. And I guess the inevitable 3D takeover too, do they show 3D movies now? The foodcourt there isn't too bad. Really fond of the AYCE sushi place there, pretty baller lunch for $12. Always gave me afternoon sleepies though. :fullofwin: |
^ happens to me too after a nice meal. |
The actual mall sucks ass but the theater was awesome. They usually skipped the shitty movies, showed the good ones and also some great indie flicks. |
they have the nicest theatre in vancouver imo. plus it's never really busy and it's pretty classy there. also, if one wanted to get a bj or a sex session this is the only theatre i can see it happening. though, i've never been fortunate enough to get either |
This doesnt really come as a surprise since the theater is located in a mall that was once highly invested in before all the investors pulled out and then left to die. This could be a great move for Cineplex, buying it out but not necessarily changing it to their mold so they can reach out and use the asian film festivals etc to attract a certain niche. Plus who doesnt love those raising armrests & bend back chairs? Not to mention we can use our Cineplex movie tickets now, booya. |
i work there, not much has changed theyre still trying to attract the same audience as before, i just have to wear a stupid hat now :( |
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