Cinepolis Succasunna
21 Sunset Strip,
Succasunna,
NJ
07876
21 Sunset Strip,
Succasunna,
NJ
07876
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Previously operated by: Bow-Tie Cinemas, Cinepolis Luxury Cinemas (USA), Clearview Cinemas, Walter Reade Theatres
Previous Names: Cinema 10, Cinema 10 Twin, Cinema 10, Succasunna Cinema 10
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Opened as a single screen in 1965. The Cinema 10 Twin was a twin from December 23, 1977. It was always known as Cinema 10 and was a 4-screen theatre from June 12, 1981. A 5th screen opened March 24, 1982 named Cinema X showing adult movies. On August 2, 1985 a 6th screen was added and Cinema X screen had gone over to regular movies.
It has been owned by Clearview Cinemas in recent years. In June 2013 it was taken over by Bow-Tie Cinemas, when they took most Clearview locations. In July 2016 it was taken over by Cinepolis. It was closed on January 5, 2020.
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Recent comments (view all 126 comments)
OK. It’s now a Cinepolis.
Expansions: 2 on December 23rd, 1977, 4 on December 23rd, 1977, 5 on March 24th, 1982 with the 5th screen called Cinema X, which had shown adult movies until 1985. 6 screens on August 2nd, 1985, 10 screens on June 29th, 1990
As a bow-tie, they use this part of the facility to warehouse excess equipment
I think this theater and mansfield will get renovations once work is done in Parsippany.
Picture should be updated with the cinepolis sign.
This is one of the better theaters to be managed by Cinepolis.
Star wars is not being shown here. I contacted them on fb for a reply and hopefully they respond.
Theaters last day of operations is sunday
Very sad that this theater closed. Lots of good memories there throughout my childhood. They also were one of the first theaters to start a classic film program in my area where I saw a lot of my older favorites on the big screen for the first time - including Goodfellas, Back to the Future Jaws and Terminator 2. I just hope the industry survives this pandemic.
Opened in 1965, once operated by Walter-Reade.