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1390 W 65th St, Cleveland, OH 44102

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(216) 651-7295

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clevelandcinemas.com

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This is one of only two theaters left in Cleveland (city) and is located in a hip little historic district about 2 miles from downtown. It's owned by the neighborhood development non-profit which saved it from the wrecking ball during an era when Cleveland was in a free fall of decline. They have three theaters; two small (29-seat) and one large (400-seat). The small theaters have full leather recliners which are quite nice. The concessions offer alcohol (mixed drinks, beer, wine) and several locally made snacks (in addition to typical theater food). When you support this theater, you're also supporting the non-profit which provides a lot of affordable housing in the district as well as a lot of other good work in the community. Running theaters is tough these days and the Capitol needs all the support it can get. Your dollars will help support the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood as well as a venue which is an anchor of a historic arts and commercial district in Cleveland. So, if you're in the Cleveland area and the movie you want to watch is playing here, please consider this cool historic theater.

Phil KiddPhil Kidd

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I’ve loved and supported this location ever since the renovation (great memory of taking my sons to see a 70mm digital version of Lawrence of Arabia) but I have to speak out when I see a business or nonprofit ignoring a blatant safety hazard. Outside theater #3, the men’s restroom has a sign inside the door warning about the step down outside the door. A man exiting the restroom was surprised by my presence when I opened the door, and in his movement to pass me, missed the sign and fell HARD when he missed the step out the door. He twisted his ankle badly, and his impact with the floor left him groaning in pain. It is unconscionable for a business to know a hazard exists, and then think a warning sign is adequate to prevent recurring injuries. I wrote to Cleveland Cinemas about the incident, my email was ignored or never read. There was no response. At a minimum, the step outside the restroom should be marked clearly with black and yellow reflective tape so your eye can see the difference between the two levels of dingy brown carpeting, and placing strips of the same tape above and below the sign inside the door would draw attention to the hazard as you open the door. The safety lighting inside the theater is pretty bad, too. A woman was allowed to enter the theater during the last 30 minutes of Stop Making Sense. Her stupidity was legendary. Rather than wait for her eyes to adjust on the lower level out of respect for seated patrons, she blundered up the steep stairs, juggling popcorn, soda and her lit up phone, then brazenly stood five feet from me and turned her phone flashlight on. Only the calming presence of my girlfriend kept me from telling that ignorant, self centered numbskull to stop her mouth breathing display of blatant public insensitivity. And shame on the staff for letting her enter a performance of a film that late without assistance. Fix your bathroom exit, people, before you get a patron seriously injured. It’s a legitimate lawsuit waiting to happen.

Rob McClainRob McClain

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I took my sons to the showing of Venom:There Will Be Carnage. I had been to the theater before the remodeling & I've always enjoyed the service,atmosphere & nostalgia. It's always been clean and well maintained. Now with the new lounge chairs it adds even more elegance! And the surrounding Gordon Square district only makes it even more entertaining of an experience before & after the show! So plan your evening.

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