Park and tilford cinema

Cam Smith, 39, is a North Vancouver resident and film fan who recalls visiting the theatre throughout the s.

Previously operated by: Cineplex Odeon. Seating is listed as 1, with the smallest auditorium seating and the largest The theatre featured first run attractions. It was closed in March due to the Covid Pandemic. In June it was announced the closure would be permanent.

Park and tilford cinema

With Cineplex closing its Lower Lonsdale theatre in , it leaves Park Royal as the only place to catch a big screen flick on the North Shore. One person already mourning the Cineplex is Michael Thoma, chair of the school of motion picture arts at Capilano University. It wasn't super high end - you know, the seating or food or anything like that. But it was a community cinema. I think it was the local place you go. That was the advantage that it had. But before the main attraction, the arts council would show a student film coming out of the Bosa Centre for Film and Animation and hold a Q and A session with the students who made it. Just absolutely loved it… What a great cultural moment this was. It's just tragic that this is being lost. Bricks and mortar theatres have been facing challenging time, with audiences spending more time with home streaming services and film distributors following them there, Thoma said. To win audiences back, many theatres have added bars, VIP seating or higher-end food options — selling a night out at the movies as an all-in-one experience. It always does. Brent Richter May 17, PM. Share by Email.

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Previously operated by: Cineplex Odeon. Seating is listed as 1, with the smallest auditorium seating and the largest The theatre featured first run attractions. It was closed in March due to the Covid Pandemic. In June it was announced the closure would be permanent. A picture of this theatre can be seen here. An grand opening from December 16th, can be seen in the photo section. Three new theatres and an 4th renovented cinema reopened on the same day. Added a large amount of photos from a visit in August,

Park and tilford cinema

With Cineplex closing its Lower Lonsdale theatre in , it leaves Park Royal as the only place to catch a big screen flick on the North Shore. One person already mourning the Cineplex is Michael Thoma, chair of the school of motion picture arts at Capilano University. It wasn't super high end - you know, the seating or food or anything like that. But it was a community cinema. I think it was the local place you go. That was the advantage that it had. But before the main attraction, the arts council would show a student film coming out of the Bosa Centre for Film and Animation and hold a Q and A session with the students who made it. Just absolutely loved it… What a great cultural moment this was. It's just tragic that this is being lost.

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Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. All six screens covered including main Cinema 1 still a terrific theater with excellent digital projection and outstanding sound quality out of a former THX certified house. Just absolutely loved it… What a great cultural moment this was. Reader Feedback. Join the Conversation. More Local News. Contributed by RL Jason Whyte on April 29, at pm Added a large amount of photos from a visit in August, Share by Email. Create an Account Sign in. Previously operated by: Cineplex Odeon. You must login before making a comment. But before the main attraction, the arts council would show a student film coming out of the Bosa Centre for Film and Animation and hold a Q and A session with the students who made it. Just login to your account and subscribe to this theater.

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