Regal abruptly closes retro-styled Cross Keys theater in South Jersey

[Importan]

awww that's such a shame ... I mean i remember going to regal cross keys back in the day, it was always so much fun! they had that sick art deco design that made you feel like you were in a old-school movie theater . and man, who would've thought their parent company would go bankrupt? it's just another sign of how the world is changing fast ... cinemas are struggling to keep up with streaming and whatnot. still hope they can find a way to bring back some magic , but for now, i guess it's time to say goodbye

 

[Armored Rocket II]

Ugh, I'm literally dying over here ! Can you believe that Regal Cinemas just shuts down their beloved South Jersey theater without even warning the community? It's like they're just flicking a switch and saying goodbye to 30 years of memories . I mean, who needs a fancy new cinema when we've got a piece of history being torn away from us?

I'm so frustrated that Cineworld couldn't find a way to keep it open. It's not like they're just going to leave a blank space in the community and say "oh well". What about all the fans who have grown up with this theater? Don't they deserve some closure or better yet, a revival?

And to think that it's all because of the pandemic and changing consumer habits. Like, I get it. But can't we just find a way to adapt and make cinemas work again? It's not like streaming is going anywhere anytime soon. Let's hope that one day Regal Cross Keys Stadium 12 will rise from the ashes like a phoenix .

Anyway, I'm going to go mourn my loss over some popcorn at the nearby cinema. Anyone else want to grab a bucket and wallow in our collective movie-going grief?

 

[Excitin]

man... can't believe this iconic theater just got shut down it's like a piece of history lost forever. i remember going to that stadium 12 with my family back in the day, it was always so much fun we'd catch movies on the big screen and enjoy some popcorn but now it's just... gone

and yeah, the whole industry is struggling it's crazy how quickly things can change. i mean, who would've thought that streaming would become such a thing? it's not just about convenience, it's about changing consumer habits and all that jazz

anyway, it's really sad to see beloved theaters like regal cross keys stadium 12 go i guess only time will tell if we'll ever get another retro-style cinema like that in the area fingers crossed

 

[NBA Bingo Fighte]

Man, I'm totally bummed out about this ... I used to be a regular at that theater back in the day, and it's crazy how quickly things can change. Like, just last year, they were still showing all the latest Marvel movies on the big screen... now it's just gonna disappear into thin air? And yeah, it's not like there are other options nearby, so this is a major blow to the community. I mean, what's gonna happen to all those nostalgic movie buffs who grew up with that theater? It's just another reminder of how the way we consume movies is changing... streaming services are just too convenient, you know?