CSEC is an entertainment company so is Loews Cineplex Entertainment.
If Loews Cineplex Entertainment wanted to build a $600 million movie/concert/entertainment complex in Calgary and demanded the city contribute half would you be even remotely interested?
Don't get sucked in by the folly of "Calgary's" Flames.
Roommate went to see Spider-Man on Friday and there was no social distancing, no masks, and the theatre had every single seat filled. I don’t go anywhere because I’m immunocompromised and she said she hasn’t been anywhere other than the movies (no eating out, etc) and she and I just got our covid results back positive so she’s 100% sure she got it from there.
I’ve tried finding ways to call the theatre but they only have automated calls with movie times and no option to speak to real people over the phone, so I’m still trying to find out how to contact them.
If you were at a Friday night showing of Spider-Man or have been to cineplex Landsdowne recently stay safe and try to get tested!
Edit: she says she went to the 11pm VIP section but got there early because of lines
Hi guys, LS are one of my favorite bands, I just can't get enough of their original era, I'm in love with everything before Street Survivors included, lately I'm digging the Muscle Shoals Recordings and Wino and Preacher's Daughter are GOLD.
Anyway, The Ballad Of Curtis Loew is one of my favorite songs of the band, and I know it was never a hit, but how come is that I can't find a single video/audio of Ronnie singing it? I want the original band playing it so bad, I don't really like the new band, sorry, let's not discuss that please.
If someone know if a live version played by the original band and is going to link it to the I'd be REALLY GLAD.
Thanks everyone and stay free my lovely birds 🦅❤️
As I'm sure you're aware, a little movie called Spider-Man No Way Home will be coming out Friday, the same day as the new province-wide restrictions. I bought tickets a few weeks ago and I'm curious if we'll still be able to see it. Thanks for any info!
I’m desperately trying to find a video of the advertisement that plays before many movies at Canadian cineplex theatres featuring many Canadian actors, locations, films, and tv shows, showing how many things are made in Canada, but I cannot for the life of me find it.
I remember it specifically has one scene from the dead pool movie of Ryan Reynolds saying oh Canada when he breaks his hand.
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We've booked tickets for Spider-Man but with news that theatres are reducing to 50% capacity, now sure if we still go or not. I can't find any updates anywhere.
Update: I called Cineplex again today. They mentioned they are restricting capacity in the building to 50% (includes seats in theatres as well as lobby and concessions). They're not spacing seats out, they're just keeping the number of people in the building at less than 50% total capacity. The specific theatre I was going to said they usually don't have more than 50% of the building capacity in the building at once based on how they space out their show times so it might be business as usual.
