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Cinema
& Video
Your
options in cinematic entertainment, public and private.
Cinema
In
addition to the theaters listed below, look for festivals
and film series at area colleges.
Aimie’s
Dinner and Movie 190 Glen St., Glens Falls, 792-8181.
A unique combination of food and fine films.
AMC
Loews Rotterdam Square 6 Campbell Road, Rotterdam, 374-2403.
First-run movies.
Bowtie
Cinemas Movieland 400 State St., Schenectady, 272-1918.
This downtown six-screen multiplex offers stadium seating,
the latest Hollywood hits, real-food snacks and both nonalcoholic
and alcoholic beverages.
Colonial
Theatre 111 South St., Pittsfield, Mass., (413) 997-4444.
Regular screenings of classic films.
Crandall
Theatre Main Street, Chatham, 392-3331. Second-run theater.
Home of the annual FilmColumbia festival and screenings sponsored
by the Chatham Film Society.
GE
Theatre at Proctors 432 State St., Schenectady, 346-6204.
This multiuse venue features 70mm iwerks film screenings and
digital presentations of independent cinema, opera and ballet.
Palace
Theatre 19 Clinton Ave., Albany, 465-4663. This downtown
Albany landmark features regular screenings of classic and
contemporary films.
Proctors
Theatre 432 State St., Schenectady, 346-6204. Second-run
movies in a first-rate 1926 movie house. Some classic films
are shown as well.
Regal
Aviation Cinema Aviation Mall, Queensbury, 793-3359;
Regal Clifton Park Center Cinema 8 Clifton Park Center,
Clifton Park, 371-6186; Regal East Greenbush Cinema 8
Troy Road, Rensselaer, 283-8992; Regal Latham Circle Cinema
10 Latham Circle Mall, 786-7815; Regal Wilton Mall
Cinema 8 Wilton Mall (Route 50), Wilton, 587-0437. First-run
movie theaters.
Regal
Colonie Center Stadium 13 Colonie, 489-8501. Nifty all-digital-projection
multiplex; the first in the region.
Regal
Crossgates Stadium 18 Crossgates Mall, Guilderland, 456-2326.
The Mechagodzilla of Capital Region movie theaters features
18 screens, arena-style seating, and late-night shows on weekends.
Saratoga
Film Forum 320 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, 584-FILM. This
local film society presents screenings of (mostly) independent
films on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays.
Scotia
Cinema 117 Mohawk Ave., Scotia, 346-5055. An old-fashioned
theater showing second-run flicks.
Spectrum
8 Theatres 290 Delaware Ave., Albany, 449-8995. Eight
screens of first-run indie and foreign films, as well as big
Hollywood releases. Also, the area’s best snack bar.
Time
& Space Limited 434 Columbia St., Hudson. Regular
screenings of independent films.
Triplex
Cinema 70 Railroad St., Great Barrington, Mass., (413)
528-8885. With the addition of the “up stairs screening room,”
this Berkshire mainstay is actually a “quad-plex.”
Video
Also
look for video rental boxes in larger area supermarkets.
A&G
Video Parade Ground Village, Malta, 899-4819.
Blockbuster
Video 886 Loudon Road, Latham, 220-9664; Riverside Plaza,
Lansingburgh, 237-7350; 410A Balltown Road, 377-1435; 1112
State St., Schenectady, 346-8141; Gateway Plaza (Hoosick St.),
Troy, 266-0523.
Club
Hollywood Video 1208 Central Ave., Colonie, 453-8330.
All the newest releases and adult movies, as well as games.
The
Drive-In Movie Store 2100 Saratoga Road, Ballston Spa,
884-8484; 170 S. Broadway, Saratoga Springs, 583-7777. Specializes
in videos, games and DVDs.
Hollywood
Video 818 Central Ave., Albany, 489-9885; 1225 Western
Ave., Albany, 489-9882; 2080 Western Ave., Guilderland, 862-9430;
11 Saratoga Road, Glenville, 393-1121; 664 New Loudon Road
(Route 9), Latham, 783-3628; 279 Troy Road, Rensselaer, 283-9127;
1410 Altamont Ave., Schenectady, 357-0084; 380 Route 9W, Glenmont,
465-4049.
Movie
Gallery Price Chopper Plaza, Mechanicville, 664-2063;
Route 9, Valatie, 758-2088.
Video
Environment Plus 71 Fuller Road, Colonie, 458-2717. A
huge adult-movie selection is the big draw, but the store
also has new releases, classics and used movies for sale.
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