Originally Posted by NewtoFL (Post 2079859)

Are the other theatres open?

Originally Posted by mkjelenbaas (Post 2080347)

What did they say when you called the sales office??

Originally Posted by HeleneGB (Post 2079978)

The Brownwood Theatre gives walk in covid treatments

Originally Posted by Regorp (Post 2080051)

Love movie theaters, so last week saw The Lost City then upcoming will see Sonic2. Always great experience on big screen.

Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 2080901)

I saw West Side Story in the LSL theater was was very disappointed that it was not being shown on their largest screen. I went to Leesburg theater to see it a second time on a much larger screen. It was so much better on the larger screen. I saw then went to Ocala to see West Side Story for a third time on another very big screen.

I purchased the Blu-Ray of the movie but I know it will never be the same thrilling experience as in the movie theater. Home big screen TVs will never replace the movie theater experience.....for me.

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2080246)

Too old for it. Loved them when we were younger

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 2080916)

Groupie………

Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 2080933)

Never too old to enjoy a drive in movie. They even have a radio station frequency to listen to the audio on your car stereo system. Much better than those speakers you had to hang from your car door.

Oh, those were the days. I saw "Some Like It Hot" in a drive in movie with my parents and my younger sister when it first was released. Love those memories.

Originally Posted by Villages Kahuna (Post 2080001)

Because almost all of The Villages movie theatres remain closed?

Unfortunately the pandemic appears to have resulted in most people simply watching movies at home on their big screen TV. It’s not altogether clear whether our three multiple screen movie theaters will ever fully re-open. You have to have paying customers in the movie theater seats to make them viable businesses. That ain’t happening.

Originally Posted by jamblu (Post 2082358)

I’m sure paying customers would return if they open their doors for business

Originally Posted by jamblu (Post 2082358)

I’m sure paying customers would return if they open their doors for business

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2082417)

Been to the one open theatre in the villages lately.

Have gone three times in the past year and never more than 20% or so occupancy.

Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 2080901)

I saw West Side Story in the LSL theater and was very disappointed that it was not being shown on their largest screen. I went to Leesburg theater to see it a second time on a much larger screen. It was so much better on the larger screen. I then went to Ocala to see West Side Story for a third time on another very big screen.

I purchased the Blu-Ray of the movie but I know it will never be the same thrilling experience as in the movie theater. Home big screen TVs will never replace the movie theater experience.....for me.

Originally Posted by Nucky (Post 2083738)

I wish you had a chance to see the
AMC Lincoln Square theater
There is only one real IMAX screen in New York City, the AMC Lincoln Square theater. It's about a 600-person theater with a screen that's 80 feet high and 100 feet wide.

We went once and I believe it was for the release of one of The Batman Movies. Although the movie was great it was rough going into the city at that time. The Screen was truly unbelievable.

Originally Posted by NewtoFL (Post 2079936)

Thank you everyone. We really enjoy going to the movies. Sorry to see that two theaters have closed. Glad there is still one though.