on Jun 29, 2021 at 11:40 am
vmshadle is a registered user.
Miriam Palm is absolutely right. With the Guild and Park theaters in Menlo Park long gone, where will discriminating local cinephiles go for high-quality films lacking mass market appeal?
Obviously, 20-screen complexes generate far more cash per hour, but you couldn t pay me to bother with the wares they peddle, let alone struggle in their mosh pit parking facilities.
I went to far more films at the above three theaters over the years than anywhere else, both for quality films and for the Jewish Film Festival.
Will the Aquarius step in to fill the breach at least partway, I wonder? Or maybe someone else?
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