Please update, theatre CLOSED on January 10, 2026. You could put renovating, Phoenix Theatres plan to take over the complex next summer.
Showcase Cinemas in Foxborough to hold last day of theater operations
By Boston 25 News staff
FOXBOROUGH, MASS. — Showcase Cinemas in Foxborough will hold its last day of theater operations today, January 10.
“It has been our pleasure to serve the Foxboro community with great movie-going for many years. Due to a business decision our last day of cinema operations will be Saturday, January 10,” they said in a statement online.
Phoenix Theaters is expected to open their new flagship location in what is now Showcase next summer.
The Michigan-based chain announced plans to invest millions of dollars to refurbish the existing 14-screen theater, promising a new movie-going experience for local residents.
Upgrades to the theater will include heated and reclining seats, 4K projectors, and a new immersive sound system, enhancing the comfort and quality of the viewing experience.
Patriot Place cinema patrons and Starpass loyalty members in the meantime are urged to visit other Showcase Cinemas locations in Dedham, Randolph, and North Attleboro when the Foxboro theater closes.
It was never operated by Redstone Drive In Theatres, it was owned by Redstone Theatres aka Multiplex Cinemas until 1986 when it became National Amusements. The Sunrise Drive In has it own page when it was Redstone Drive In Theatres
It was originally Redstone Theatres aka Showcase Cinemas before National Amusements name in 1986 The drive in should have it own page on Cinema Treasures
Please update,rename theatre to Epic Theatres of West Volusia with EPIC XL and IMAX, total seats 1,122 and 14 screens. 2 screens were added later on and IMAX was recently added.. Grand Opening ad in the photos section.
Please update, rename theatre to AMC CLASSIC Indian River 24, theatre had a preview week starting March 22, 1997 (Grand Opening ad in photos section) with offical opening March 28, 1998. AMC recently downgraded to 14 screens with screens 15-24 closed but still referred as AMC CLASSIC Indian River 24
Please update, CLOSED article from the Houston Chronicle
Conroe’s Star Cinema Grill movie theater closes after 17 years
By Sondra Hernandez,
Staff Writer
Longtime Conroe theater Star Cinema Grill has closed after more than 15 years at the Pine Hollow Shopping Center.
The announcement was made on the Star Cinema Grill website. Thursday was the final day of operation at the Conroe theater, according to its website, which had this message: “Thank you for making movie magic with us. We’re grateful for every visit, every laugh and every memory.”
It is not yet known what the plans are for the vacated space. The center’s owner, the Weitzman Group, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Star Cinema Grill Springwoods at 1495 Lake Plaza Drive in Spring and Reel Luxury Cinemas Woodlands at 9595 Six Pines Drive, which are under the same brand, remain open.
Conroe’s Star Cinema Grill opened in May 2009, taking the space of Pine Hollow 6 Theater, which had earlier closed. At the time, Star Cinema Grill offered a new concept, combining full meals and alcohol with the latest movies.
Star Cinema Grill locations remain open in Baybrook, CityCentre in Houston, Cypress, Missouri City, Richmond and Vintage Park in Houston.
That’s All Folks! LOOK Dine-In Cinemas Shuts Down at VIA 57 By Phil O'Brien W42ST.nyc
Hell’s Kitchen has lost its far-West Side movie house — again.
A printed notice taped to the doors of LOOK Dine-In Cinemas at VIA 57 (657 W57th Street, by the West Side Highway) says the theater “has closed our W57 location as of January 4, 2026.” The statement thanks customers for “making this theater a meaningful part of the community,” and directs moviegoers to LOOK’s nearest theater in Dobbs Ferry.
In the door notice, LOOK says gift cards and “Infinity Club” memberships will continue to be honored at its Dobbs Ferry location (1 Hamilton Street, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522). The statement also says any existing ticket purchases will be fully refunded, and that customers who want refunds for gift cards or memberships — or who need assistance — can contact guest services at .
The VIA 57 theater has long been something of a paradox: a luxe moviegoing experience on a stretch of the far West Side that can feel physically close to Hell’s Kitchen but psychologically far — especially late at night, in bad weather, or for anyone relying on public transit. That location challenge was part of the story even before LOOK arrived. When Landmark closed in 2020, spokespeople cited the far-west site and lack of convenient transportation. The Durst Organization, which owns VIA 57, disputed that explanation at the time, and the split escalated into a legal fight, with Durst alleging Landmark owed significant back rent and removed equipment from the property when it departed.
Matt Fox, co-owner of Fine and Dandy, told W42ST back in 2020 that losing Landmark had hit hard — and that getting any cinema back on that stretch of the West Side felt like a small miracle. Today, he told us that it was: “Sad news. It’s a big loss for the neighborhood. Now we have to travel to the chaotic movie theatres of Times Square or schlep up to the Upper West Side. I have to wonder if business would have improved if they held out until the Sunset Studios at Pier 94 opened.”The closure comes less than three years after LOOK reopened the eight-screen space with a “screen-and-dine” model, bringing movies back to VIA 57 after Landmark Theatres abruptly exited in August 2020 and left the building without a cinema through much of the pandemic era and beyond.
Neighborhood movie fans were thrilled when LOOK signed on to revive the space. When W42ST toured the venue ahead of its May 2023 opening, LOOK confirmed it had installed new seating and screens, and built out kitchens to support in-seat dining, while keeping the familiar front bar area that many Landmark regulars remembered as part of the classic “date night” ritual.
LOOK Cinemas CEO Brian Schultz told W42ST on Monday evening: “We closed yesterday, and we want to sincerely thank everyone who made LOOK at W57 such a meaningful part of the community — especially the film festivals, local events and the customers who supported us. We believe film brings communities together, and we’re grateful for every memory created for our guests, teams and communities.”
For now, it’s unclear what happens next for the space, and whether another operator might step in, as LOOK once did. W42ST has reached out to The Durst Organization for comment on the closure and what plans, if any, exist for the VIA 57 theater space moving forward.
For Hell’s Kitchen film fans, the news lands as another reminder that the far West Side cinema dream has always been fragile — even inside one of Manhattan’s most architecturally celebrated buildings. When Landmark closed, developer Douglas Durst publicly promised the theater would return. It did. Now, it’s gone again.
theater name is Cinemark San Antonio 16 as per website
Please update, theatre CLOSED on January 10, 2026. You could put renovating, Phoenix Theatres plan to take over the complex next summer.
Showcase Cinemas in Foxborough to hold last day of theater operations By Boston 25 News staff
FOXBOROUGH, MASS. — Showcase Cinemas in Foxborough will hold its last day of theater operations today, January 10.
“It has been our pleasure to serve the Foxboro community with great movie-going for many years. Due to a business decision our last day of cinema operations will be Saturday, January 10,” they said in a statement online.
Phoenix Theaters is expected to open their new flagship location in what is now Showcase next summer.
The Michigan-based chain announced plans to invest millions of dollars to refurbish the existing 14-screen theater, promising a new movie-going experience for local residents.
Upgrades to the theater will include heated and reclining seats, 4K projectors, and a new immersive sound system, enhancing the comfort and quality of the viewing experience.
Patriot Place cinema patrons and Starpass loyalty members in the meantime are urged to visit other Showcase Cinemas locations in Dedham, Randolph, and North Attleboro when the Foxboro theater closes.
It was never operated by Redstone Drive In Theatres, it was owned by Redstone Theatres aka Multiplex Cinemas until 1986 when it became National Amusements. The Sunrise Drive In has it own page when it was Redstone Drive In Theatres
It was originally Redstone Theatres aka Showcase Cinemas before National Amusements name in 1986 The drive in should have it own page on Cinema Treasures
Please update, rename theatre to Regal Pavilion as per website and total seats 2,338 and grand opening ad was uploaded to the photos section
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 14 195
Theatre 2, 5, 10 and 13 141
Theatre 3, 4, 11 and 12 99
Theatre 6 and 9 232
Theatre 7 225 RPX
Theatre 8 299
Please update,rename theatre to Epic Theatres of West Volusia with EPIC XL and IMAX, total seats 1,122 and 14 screens. 2 screens were added later on and IMAX was recently added.. Grand Opening ad in the photos section.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 182 IMAX
Theatre 2, 5 and 13 59
Theatre 3, 4, 11 and 12 45
Theatre 6 and 9 83
Theatre 7 104 XTS
Theatre 8 104
Theatre 100 40 4D E Motion
Theatre 14 169 EPIC XL
Please rename CMX Cinemas Dayton and IMAX and total seats 1,296
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 132
Theatre 2, 3, 4, 89, 9, 10 and 11 89
Theatre 5 168 Dolby Atmos
Theatre 6 144 IMAX
Theatre 7 118
Theatre 12 111 with DBOX
Please rename theatre to AMC CLASSIC New Smyma 12 as per website, this location is open seating.
please update screen count to 14, 10 screens closed.
Official name is Cinemark Summerville as per website, please update
Please rename theatre to Sabal Palms 6 as per website
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 62
Theatre 2 72
Theatre 3 48
Theatre 4 58
Theatre 5 112
Theatre 6 98
Please rename theatre to AMC Port St Lucie 14, the theatre original name was Rave St Luice West 14 and the screen count is 14, never was 16
Total Seats: 2,408
Theatre 1 258
Theatre 2 and 13 195
Theatre 3 132
Theatre 4, 5, 10 and 11 146
Theatre 6, 9 and 12 133
Theatre 7 and 8 192
Theatre 14 261
Please update,theatre opened on December 14, 1984 as the Cobb Movies Vero 6 Cinemas, Grand Opening ad in the photos section
Please update, rename theatre to AMC CLASSIC Indian River 24, theatre had a preview week starting March 22, 1997 (Grand Opening ad in photos section) with offical opening March 28, 1998. AMC recently downgraded to 14 screens with screens 15-24 closed but still referred as AMC CLASSIC Indian River 24
Total Seats: 2562 (originally 3800)
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 88
Theatre 2 77
Theatre 3 78
Theatre 4 187
Theatre 5 150
Theatre 6 158
Theatre 7 thru 10 80
Theatre 11 429
Theatre 12 and 13 319
Theatre 14 437
Please update, CLOSED article from the Houston Chronicle
Conroe’s Star Cinema Grill movie theater closes after 17 years By Sondra Hernandez, Staff Writer Longtime Conroe theater Star Cinema Grill has closed after more than 15 years at the Pine Hollow Shopping Center.
The announcement was made on the Star Cinema Grill website. Thursday was the final day of operation at the Conroe theater, according to its website, which had this message: “Thank you for making movie magic with us. We’re grateful for every visit, every laugh and every memory.”
It is not yet known what the plans are for the vacated space. The center’s owner, the Weitzman Group, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Star Cinema Grill Springwoods at 1495 Lake Plaza Drive in Spring and Reel Luxury Cinemas Woodlands at 9595 Six Pines Drive, which are under the same brand, remain open.
Conroe’s Star Cinema Grill opened in May 2009, taking the space of Pine Hollow 6 Theater, which had earlier closed. At the time, Star Cinema Grill offered a new concept, combining full meals and alcohol with the latest movies.
Star Cinema Grill locations remain open in Baybrook, CityCentre in Houston, Cypress, Missouri City, Richmond and Vintage Park in Houston.
it’s open was on their website yesterday
Please update, this theatre became 4 screens with stadium seating in 2000 (article in photos section) and total seats 354
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2 and 4 87
Theatre 3 93
Please update, total seats 260
Theatre 1 118
Theatre 2 142
Theatre name is Epic Theatres at Mount Doral as per website.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 12 293 EPIC XL
Theatre 2, 5, 8 and 11 96
Theatre 3, 4, 9 and 10 45
Theatre 6 and 7 125
Please rename theatre to Epic Theatres at Clermontas per theatre website and total seats 1,260
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 16 95
Theatre 2 and 15 61
Theatre 3 and 14 52
Theatre 4, 5, 12 and 13 36
Theatre 7 and 11 58
Theatre 7 and 10 134
Theatre 8 and 9 158
Seating Capacity as of today, theatres 8 thru 11, 12-13, 18-20 and 22 currently closed.
Theatre 1 72
Theatre 2 48
Theatre 3 168
Theatre 4 47
Theatre 5 66
Theatre 6 39
Theatre 7 143
Theatre 11 169 IMAX with Laser
The following houses, standard seats currently opened:
Theatre 14 and 15 304
Theatre 16 181
Theatre 17 111
Theatre 21 122
Theatre 23 158
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 183 PRIME AT AMC
Theatre 2 118
Theatre 3 104
Theatre 4 68
Theatre 5 35
Theatre 6 104
Theatre 7 70
Theatre 8 46
Theatre 9 35
Theatre 10 44
Theatre 11 211 Laser At AMC (Opening Soon)
Theatre 12 129
Please update, Closed on January 4, 2026
That’s All Folks! LOOK Dine-In Cinemas Shuts Down at VIA 57
By Phil O'Brien W42ST.nyc
Hell’s Kitchen has lost its far-West Side movie house — again. A printed notice taped to the doors of LOOK Dine-In Cinemas at VIA 57 (657 W57th Street, by the West Side Highway) says the theater “has closed our W57 location as of January 4, 2026.” The statement thanks customers for “making this theater a meaningful part of the community,” and directs moviegoers to LOOK’s nearest theater in Dobbs Ferry.
In the door notice, LOOK says gift cards and “Infinity Club” memberships will continue to be honored at its Dobbs Ferry location (1 Hamilton Street, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522). The statement also says any existing ticket purchases will be fully refunded, and that customers who want refunds for gift cards or memberships — or who need assistance — can contact guest services at .
The VIA 57 theater has long been something of a paradox: a luxe moviegoing experience on a stretch of the far West Side that can feel physically close to Hell’s Kitchen but psychologically far — especially late at night, in bad weather, or for anyone relying on public transit. That location challenge was part of the story even before LOOK arrived. When Landmark closed in 2020, spokespeople cited the far-west site and lack of convenient transportation. The Durst Organization, which owns VIA 57, disputed that explanation at the time, and the split escalated into a legal fight, with Durst alleging Landmark owed significant back rent and removed equipment from the property when it departed.
Matt Fox, co-owner of Fine and Dandy, told W42ST back in 2020 that losing Landmark had hit hard — and that getting any cinema back on that stretch of the West Side felt like a small miracle. Today, he told us that it was: “Sad news. It’s a big loss for the neighborhood. Now we have to travel to the chaotic movie theatres of Times Square or schlep up to the Upper West Side. I have to wonder if business would have improved if they held out until the Sunset Studios at Pier 94 opened.”The closure comes less than three years after LOOK reopened the eight-screen space with a “screen-and-dine” model, bringing movies back to VIA 57 after Landmark Theatres abruptly exited in August 2020 and left the building without a cinema through much of the pandemic era and beyond.
Neighborhood movie fans were thrilled when LOOK signed on to revive the space. When W42ST toured the venue ahead of its May 2023 opening, LOOK confirmed it had installed new seating and screens, and built out kitchens to support in-seat dining, while keeping the familiar front bar area that many Landmark regulars remembered as part of the classic “date night” ritual.
LOOK Cinemas CEO Brian Schultz told W42ST on Monday evening: “We closed yesterday, and we want to sincerely thank everyone who made LOOK at W57 such a meaningful part of the community — especially the film festivals, local events and the customers who supported us. We believe film brings communities together, and we’re grateful for every memory created for our guests, teams and communities.” For now, it’s unclear what happens next for the space, and whether another operator might step in, as LOOK once did. W42ST has reached out to The Durst Organization for comment on the closure and what plans, if any, exist for the VIA 57 theater space moving forward.
For Hell’s Kitchen film fans, the news lands as another reminder that the far West Side cinema dream has always been fragile — even inside one of Manhattan’s most architecturally celebrated buildings. When Landmark closed, developer Douglas Durst publicly promised the theater would return. It did. Now, it’s gone again.
Please update, total seats 3363
Theatre 1 455 EPEX/Dobly Atmos
Theatre 2 510
Theatre 3 346
Theatre 4 343
Theatre 5 509
Theatre 6 and 7 94
Theatre 8 88
Theatre 9 86
Theatre 10, 12 and 13 87
Theatre 11 94
Theatre 14 241
Theatre 15 122
Theatre 16 121