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| SHOWTIMES FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 1 |
| Norbit |
3, 5:10, 7:15, 9:20 |
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Ghost Rider
No Passes |
2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:35 |
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The Number 23
No Passes |
3:15, 5:20, 7:25, 9:30 |
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Breach
No Passes |
2:25, 4:45, 7:10, 9:25 |
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Bridge to Terabithia
No Passes |
2:20, 4:35, 6:45, 9 |
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| Pan’s Labyrinth (El Laberinto del Fauno) |
5:15, 9:45 |
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Music and Lyrics
No Passes |
2:20, 4:35, 6:45, 9 |
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The Astronaut Farmer
No Passes |
2:35, 4:50, 7, 9:10 |
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Tyler Perry’s Daddy’s Little Girls
No Passes |
3:10, 7:35 |
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Reno 911!: Miami
No Passes |
3:40, 5:30, 7:30, 9:40 |
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Matinee and Specials
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*All movies showing
before 6:00 PM. |
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**Ages 12 and under.
***Ages 62 and over |
College I.D. Nights
On Monday and Tuesday nights
Admission is only $5.50 with I.D
Mighty Movie Mondays
Admission to all shows on
Monday is only $5.00 and
you get a free small popcorn!
Muvico Theaters
In October 1995, Muvico sold all of its operating theaters and two leases, except for the Palm Harbor 10. The purpose of the sale was to enable Muvico to develop a more efficient corporate structure with an investor group committed to aggressively growing the circuit.
In May 1996, Muvico purchased five theaters representing 43 screens in South and Central Florida and in October 1996, purchased an additional eight-screen theater in South Florida. The Company opened its first megaplex in Orlando, Florida, called Muvico Pointe 21 in July of 1998 and in September opened an 18-plex in Pompano Beach, Florida.
In March of 1999, the Company opened the Paradise 24 in Davie, Florida.
In 2000 Muvico exploded with the addition of five megaplex theaters totaling 104 screens. Opening the Palace 20 in Boca Raton, Florida, in June; Centro Ybor 20 in Tampa, Florida, in October; BayWalk 20 in St. Petersburg, Florida, in November and both the Egyptian 24 in Baltimore, Maryland, and the Parisian 20 at City Place in West Palm Beach, Florida, in December.
Muvico Theaters continued its growth this year with the opening of the Peabody Place 22 Theaters in Memphis, Tennessee, on June 15th, 2001. Muvico Theaters’ average number of screens per location is 19.5, the highest in the industry.
Muvico’s strategy is to develop, acquire and operate state-of-the-art megaplex theaters in entertainment centers in mid-sized metropolitan markets and suburban growth areas of larger metropolitan markets in any suitable location.
Muvico Theaters takes a boutique approach to each project, making it unique – not to mention a breathtaking place to see a movie.
More above Muvico can be found at its website http://muvico.com/
Muvico Theaters
| Muvico Theaters |
| Type |
Private company |
| Founded |
1984 in Coral Springs, Florida |
| Headquarters |
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| Slogan |
The World’s Premier Movie Experience |
| Website |
www.muvico.com |
Muvico Theaters is a movie theater chain, which intended, in recent years, to rival newer large chains such as AMC Theatres and Regal Cinemas.
Based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Muvico has ten complexes in Florida . Muvico has also expanded out of the state Florida to include a complex’s in Maryland (see Arundel Mills) and Tennessee. Muvico theaters are known for the themes that several theaters have, such as the Egyptian theme, the 50′s drive-in theme, the French opera house theme. They are also known for the Premier Bar, which is currently at Centro Ybor 20 and Parisian 20. The Palace 20 goes even further with a full scale restaurant on top of the theater.
History of Muvico
Muvico Theaters started in 1984 with the acquisition of Movie Center 3 theater in Coral Springs, Florida. Between 1985 to 1995, Muvico bought or built eight theaters totaling 59 screens; the California Club Six in North Miami was among these eight theaters. However, in 1995, Muvico sold all of its theaters and three leases, except for the Palm Harbor 10 located in Palm Harbor, Florida (which is the oldest Muvico theater operating today) The purpose of that sale was to allow Muvico to operate more efficiently against its competition — namely, Regal Entertainment Group, Cinemark, and AMC Theatres. A year later, Muvico bought five theaters from United Artist Theaters in South and Central Florida, totaling 43 screens. Muvico built its first megaplex theater in 1998 in Orlando; it is called Muvico Pointe 21. They subsequently opened a 18-screen theater in Pompano Beach, Florida, and a 24-screen megaplex in Davie, Florida. In 2000, Muvico opened four more megaplexes in Florida and one in Arundel Mills in Hanover, Maryland, totaling 104 screens. In 2001, Muvico opened the Peabody Place 22 in Tennessee and now has a total of 233 screens, when the theaters in Estero, Boynton Beach and Chicago open, their screen count will increase to 281.
Muvico Presently
Muvico is constructing a 16 screen theater in Estero, Florida, 14 screen theater in Boynton Beach, Florida, and also has begun construction on a 18 screen theater in Chicago which will feature a Muvico Premier level concept. Muvico is also going forward with plans to build theaters in the Pennsylvania and the New Jersey markets. Muvico is also expanding to Sarasota.
Locations
Past locations
- Muvico Movie Center 3 – Coral Springs, FL (1984-1995)
- Muvico Apollo 8 – Hialeah, FL (1985-1995)
- Muvico Movie City 10 – Oakland Park, FL (1986-1995)
- Muvico Coral Springs 6 – Coral Springs, FL (1987-1995)
- Muvico California Club 6 – North Miami, FL (1988-1995)
- Muvico Delray 10 – Delray Beach, FL (1991-1995)
- Muvico Town Center 7 – Boca Raton, FL (1996-1999)
- Muvico Republic Square 8 – Orlando, FL (1996-1998)
- Muvico Lake Howell 8 – Lake Howell, FL (1996-2000)
- Muvico Pompano 6 – Pompano Beach, FL (1996-1998)
Current locations
- Muvico Palm Harbor 10 – Palm Harbor, FL (1995)
- Muvico Hialeah 14 – Hialeah, FL (November 13, 1996)
- Muvico Pointe 21 – Orlando, FL (July 14, 1998)
- Muvico Pompano 18 – Pompano Beach, FL (October 20, 1998)
- Muvico Paradise 24 – Davie, FL (March 12, 1999)
- Muvico Starlight 20 – Tampa, FL (October 16, 1999)
- Muvico Palace 20 – Boca Raton, FL (June 24, 2000)
- Muvico Centro Ybor 20 – Tampa, FL (October 5, 2000)
- Muvico BayWalk 20 – St. Petersburg, FL (November 17, 2000)
- Muvico Parisian 20 – West Palm Beach, FL (December 22, 2000)
- Muvico Egyptian 24 – Hanover, MD (December 22, 2000)
- Muvico Peabody Place 22 – Memphis, TN (June 15, 2001)
Upcoming locations
- Muvico Coconut Point 16 – Estero, FL (December 18, 2006)
- Muvico Boynton Beach 14 – Boynton Beach, FL (early 2007)
- Muvico Rosemont Walk 18 – Chicago, IL (August 2007)
- Muvico Xanadu 18 – Secaucus, NJ (opening 2008)
- Muvico Sarasota 20 – Sarasota, FL (opening 2008)
- Muvico Newark 20 – Linden, NJ (opening 2008/2009)
- Muvico Lehigh Valley 20 – Allentown, PA (opening 2008)
Muvico Theaters was founded in 1984 with the acquisition of a three screen theater in Coral Springs, Florida. From 1985 to 1995, Muvico purchased or constructed eight theaters with 59 screens, including the California Club in North Miami, Florida, opened in 1988, which garnered national attention for its stadium seating, THX Sound System, and expanded concession menu.
