“Made for the perfect movie night.” If there’s something she wants to see, she plans to go before it closes Tuesday, “otherwise I’ll go for a good size popcorn and Slushee to go. “The level of laughter was so contagious,” she said. Before the pandemic, she remembers seeing the comedy “Bad Moms” there. “I was beyond impressed at their resilience through the pandemic, creating the curbside pick up of theater treats to go,” she wrote in a message to The Eagle. Watch movie trailers, order food and drinks online, find luxury seating, and see showtimes. Unfortunately people in North Adams bemoan business closings after the fact even though they don’t support them when they were open!”Īutumn Wilson, a customer, was also sad about the news, but praised the business and its employees for staying open over the past few years. Find showtimes and movie tickets near you at Megaplex Theatres. “It’s been disheartening to see so few people in the theater.
“I know streaming services are really hurting movie theaters but I prefer seeing movies on the big screen,” Waterman wrote in a message to The Eagle. Many customers expressed their sadness about the closure on social media.Įvery Tuesday, Dale Waterman goes to the movie theater with a group of friends. Unfortunately people in North Adams bemoan business closings after the fact even though they don't support them when they were open!"ĭale Waterman, a frequent customer at the North Adams Movieplex "It's been disheartening to see so few people in the theater. company that closed its theaters in 2009, and for a few years after that, George Gohl operated the theater until 2011 when First Hartford took over management, according to an article in the North Adams Transcript. It was originally owned by Cinema North, a Rutland, Vt. The theater opened at the downtown plaza location in 2007.
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