Hooky Entertainment officially opened on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at Nashville Yards in Downtown Nashville. The 50,000-square-foot venue features the city’s first dine-in cinema, bowling, arcade games, elevated food and beverage offerings, and private event spaces. Built around the idea where everyone can “do their own thing together,” Hooky offers the ultimate entertainment destination for families, friends, and colleagues looking to connect, unwind, and have fun. The initial film lineup includes Michael, Project Hail Mary, The Devil Wears Prada 2, and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Hooky operates multiple locations nationwide, with outposts in Texas, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, and Tennessee. Operating hours begin at 10:00am daily. Nashville Guru stopped by to get a look inside.
Inside, guests will find seven upscale dine-in movie auditoriums (including SDX), eight premium bowling lanes, a variety of classic and immersive arcade games, two full-service cocktail bars, and two private event rooms. Each theater has velvet couch-style seating and access to a full food and beverage menu. The SDX theater (Superior Digital Experience) features 4K digital projection, Dolby Atmos sound, a massive 29-foot screen, and 103 seats. The private event rooms provide an ideal setting for large social gatherings, corporate events, and celebrations. The Center Stage event room (75 guests) and the Side Show event room (125 guests) can be rented independently or together, with the option to be paired with the SDX theater for private screenings, and include access to the full-service kitchen, cocktail bar, and grab-and-go concessions. Guests can also expect 15,000 square feet of 48+ arcade games, electric shuffleboard, virtual darts, and a bowling alley.
Hooky Entertainment is situated on Church Street within the Nashville Yards development. Three hours of complimentary parking are provided with validation at the on-site help desk.
At Hooky Entertainment, you don’t have to pause the fun for food and drinks. Whether you’re catching a movie, playing a few games, or bowling, you can order anything on the menu right where you are. Two full-service bars keep the drinks flowing, offering local craft favorites, wine, margaritas, and signature cocktails. On the food side, standouts include the Elote Fritters (Mexican street corn fritters, Tajín, cotija, lemon-herb aioli, cilantro), the Dynamite Shrimp (crispy fried shrimp, dynamite sauce, Asian slaw, crispy noodles), and the Loaded Waffle Fries (chopped BBQ brisket, house-made queso, ranch, green onion). And for a classic snack, don’t miss Hooky’s bottomless popcorn.
From movies to bowling to arcade action, be sure to add Hooky Entertainment to your list for nonstop fun all in one place.
Address: 931 Church Street, Nashville, TN 37203 Written by Nashville Guru
Paramount, Caruso to Reopen the Bay Theater in Palisades Village
The theater, which closed after the wildfires, will be operated by dine-in cinema chain The Lot
Paramount Pictures and Caruso will reopen the iconic Bay Theater in Palisades Village, reviving a destination that shuttered after the devastating wildfires in 2025.
Paramount has selected THE LOT, a luxury dine-in theater chain, to operate the Bay theater when it reopens later this year. A specific date will be announced in the coming weeks.
Upon reopening, the theater “will showcase first-run theatrical releases, alongside nostalgic classics, curated events and special programming, all paired with luxurious seating, state-of-the-art sound and projection, in-theater dining and signature cocktails, an unparalleled guest experience,” the companies said in a press release on Tuesday.
“Together with Caruso, we are proud to help bring the Bay back to life as a place for the Pacific Palisades community to gather around the shared experience of cinema,” said Skydance CEO David Ellison. “This theater has always meant more than movies alone – it’s woven into the fabric of this neighborhood, and helping restore it is a privilege. We’re inspired by the resilience of Pacific Palisades residents, and we’re honored to help support this community’s comeback.”
Rick Caruso, founder of Caruso, added: “Paramount is one of the world’s leading entertainment studios, with an extraordinary legacy of cinematic storytelling and, importantly, a deep commitment to the City of Los Angeles and to the future of the theatrical experience. Together, we see an opportunity to bring that to the Bay with the care, design and hospitality we’re known for, so that every visit feels special. The Bay has always been at the heart of the Palisades, and its return is one of the most meaningful signs yet that this community, following the reopening of the Palisades Village this summer, is coming back stronger than ever. David Ellison and I have a shared ambition to make it one of Los Angeles’ premier moviegoing destinations. I am grateful for David’s leadership and commitment to Los Angeles and the entertainment industry.”
Adolfo Fastlicht, Founder and CEO of THE LOT, said: “We are incredibly proud to step into this partnership and manage to lead the operations of such a historic and beloved venue. Our goal is to perfectly complement Paramount Pictures’ cinematic vision and Caruso’s beautiful retail destination by delivering a flawless, high-end guest experience. Through our curated offering and dedicated hospitality, we look forward to welcoming the Pacific Palisades community back to the movies, the way they were intended to be shared.”
The move marks Paramount’s first purchase of a movie theater, and could be seen as an olive branch of sorts to the film community after Ellison’s divisive Paramount-Warner Bros. merger went through.
Sony Pictures owns the Alamo Drafthouse theater chain, and Netflix owns the Egyptian in Los Angeles and the Paris in New York City.
Mountain View Cinema to Reopen Under Original Ownership Syufy Enterprises brings premium AXV format, luxury seating and an upgraded menu to Shoreline Boulevard theater MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Oct. 5, 2026 — The former Century/Cinemark Mountain View theater at 1500 N. Shoreline Blvd. will reopen for the holidays as Mountain View Cinema, under the original ownership and management of Syufy Enterprises. The reopening marks a significant investment in the theater, combining a refreshed identity and an improved moviegoing experience with a renewed commitment to serving families, film enthusiasts and the greater Mountain View community. “We are excited to welcome guests back as Mountain View Cinema,” said Nancy Crane, vice president at Syufy Enterprises. “The Syufy family has been committed to delivering exceptional entertainment experiences for more than 80 years. This theater is an opportunity to reinvest in a cherished community asset while creating a modern destination where audiences can come together and enjoy the magic of the big screen.” The centerpiece of the improvements is the AXV Cinema Experience, featured on two auditoriums. Each AXV auditorium will have a larger screen lit by a Barco 4K laser projector, which delivers crisp, brilliant images with vivid color, deep blacks and razor-sharp detail from edge to edge. The picture is matched by Barco AuroMax immersive sound, which uses more than 30 speakers placed throughout the auditorium, including overhead, to deliver sound from all around the audience. From pulse-pounding action to quiet, breathtaking moments, AXV puts moviegoers in the center of the story. Every existing seat in the theater is being removed and replaced with all-new luxury seating with personal tray tables.
“We’re not just refreshing the auditoriums. We’re taking out every single seat and starting over,” Crane said. “Every guest, in every auditorium, will sit in a brand-new luxury seat with a personal tray table, so they can settle in, spread out and enjoy their food and drinks during the movie. It’s the most visible way we can show this community how committed we are to their experience.” The upgraded concession menu includes real butter, Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn, Nathan’s Famous hot dogs and hand-scooped ice cream, along with classic movie snacks and beverages. Guests can also enjoy pizza from Tomatina, a locally owned restaurant that has served the community with dishes made from fresh ingredients. Mountain View Cinema will continue to show the latest Hollywood releases while adding special programming, family events, classic film screenings, private rentals and community events. “Movie theaters have always been about more than movies,” Crane said. “They’re places where families gather, friends connect and lasting memories are made. We are proud to reintroduce this theater as Mountain View Cinema.” Guests will be able to join Movie Perks, Mountain View Cinema’s loyalty program, which rewards members with points, exclusive offers and member-only benefits on every visit. Moviegoers who belong to other theater loyalty programs should look out for a special opening-day offer for switching to Movie Perks. Sign up for email updates, including opening and ticket information, at www.mountainviewcinema16.com. About Syufy Enterprises Syufy Enterprises is a Marin County-based company operating a diverse portfolio of businesses, including health clubs, golf venues, shopping centers, apartment communities, public markets and movie theaters. The company focuses on delivering exceptional experiences across its brands while pursuing strategic, sustainable growth. Media Contact: Tony Maniscalco Vice President, Marketing, Syufy Enterprises Tony_Maniscalcopelican.com | 415-497-0241
Please update, rename theatre Showcase Cinema de Lux Springdale as per theatre website. This theatre not owned by Cineapolis and the Kinepolis is not rebranding the theatre name, their keeping Showcase Cinemas and Emagine Entertainment @rivest266
Mountain View’s Cinemark Century 16 theater won’t close for good after all
Property owner plans to resume movie theater operations before year’s end, according to company spokesperson
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by Emily Margaretten
14 hours ago
The Cinemark Century 16 theater on Shoreline Boulevard in Mountain View is slated to close next week but plans are already underway for it to reopen ahead of the December holidays.
Syufy Enterprises, the company that originally built the cineplex and continues to own the site, plans to rebrand the theater as Mountain View Cinema 16 and get it back up and running again before Christmas, according to Tony Maniscalco, Syufy’s vice president of marketing.
“It’s all happening very fast,” Maniscalco told the Voice. “Basically, we’re taking it back after 20 years.”
The cineplex opened in the mid-1980s and originally operated as a Century movie theater, according to Maniscalco. Cinemark then took over in 2006. Cinemark’s lease agreement with Syufy is expiring at the end of the month, he said.
Moviegoers will see some changes when the theater reopens but Maniscalco was tightlipped about the specifics.
“I can’t say what they are yet,” he said.
For over a decade, Syufy has been aiming to build more than just a movie theater at 1500 N. Shoreline Blvd. Dubbed the Shoreline Gateway project, the developer’s most recent plans show a cluster of eight residential buildings wrapped around a park. The buildings range from nine- to 15-stories, according to a city of Mountain View update. The project would also include retail, restaurants and a fitness center, as well as new streets and a publicly accessible open space area.
Asked how the theater would fit into the proposed development, Masiscalco said he did not immediately have that information.
More details about the theater’s reopening timeline and future plans will be announced in October, according to a Syufy press release.
Please rename theatre to Regal Green Hills as per Regal website and uploaded another grand opening ad in the photos section
Please update, total seats 373
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7 45 Seats
Theatre 4 103 SDX/Dolby Atmos
A Look Inside: Hooky Entertainment
Hooky Entertainment officially opened on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at Nashville Yards in Downtown Nashville. The 50,000-square-foot venue features the city’s first dine-in cinema, bowling, arcade games, elevated food and beverage offerings, and private event spaces. Built around the idea where everyone can “do their own thing together,” Hooky offers the ultimate entertainment destination for families, friends, and colleagues looking to connect, unwind, and have fun. The initial film lineup includes Michael, Project Hail Mary, The Devil Wears Prada 2, and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Hooky operates multiple locations nationwide, with outposts in Texas, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, and Tennessee. Operating hours begin at 10:00am daily. Nashville Guru stopped by to get a look inside.
Inside, guests will find seven upscale dine-in movie auditoriums (including SDX), eight premium bowling lanes, a variety of classic and immersive arcade games, two full-service cocktail bars, and two private event rooms. Each theater has velvet couch-style seating and access to a full food and beverage menu. The SDX theater (Superior Digital Experience) features 4K digital projection, Dolby Atmos sound, a massive 29-foot screen, and 103 seats. The private event rooms provide an ideal setting for large social gatherings, corporate events, and celebrations. The Center Stage event room (75 guests) and the Side Show event room (125 guests) can be rented independently or together, with the option to be paired with the SDX theater for private screenings, and include access to the full-service kitchen, cocktail bar, and grab-and-go concessions. Guests can also expect 15,000 square feet of 48+ arcade games, electric shuffleboard, virtual darts, and a bowling alley.
Hooky Entertainment is situated on Church Street within the Nashville Yards development. Three hours of complimentary parking are provided with validation at the on-site help desk.
At Hooky Entertainment, you don’t have to pause the fun for food and drinks. Whether you’re catching a movie, playing a few games, or bowling, you can order anything on the menu right where you are. Two full-service bars keep the drinks flowing, offering local craft favorites, wine, margaritas, and signature cocktails. On the food side, standouts include the Elote Fritters (Mexican street corn fritters, Tajín, cotija, lemon-herb aioli, cilantro), the Dynamite Shrimp (crispy fried shrimp, dynamite sauce, Asian slaw, crispy noodles), and the Loaded Waffle Fries (chopped BBQ brisket, house-made queso, ranch, green onion). And for a classic snack, don’t miss Hooky’s bottomless popcorn.
From movies to bowling to arcade action, be sure to add Hooky Entertainment to your list for nonstop fun all in one place.
Address: 931 Church Street, Nashville, TN 37203
Written by Nashville Guru
Theatre 1 now has Dolby Cinema at AMC with 221 seats
VistaVision is in theatre 4 showing Digger
Theatre 1 291 (Loews) (Dolby CInema at AMC)
Theatre 2 235 (KINGS) 70MM DTS Equipped
Theatre 3 214 (STATE)
Theatre 4 193 (Olympia)VISTAVISION Equipped
Theatre 5 206 (Valencia)
Theatre 6 110 (Capital)
Theatre 7/8 120 (PARADISE)(AVALON)
Theatre 9 138 (MAJGESTIC)
Theatre 10 101 (CANAL)
Theatre 11 115 (PALACE)
Theatre 12 145 (JERSEY)
Theatre 13 472 (IMAX Laser/70MM)
RealD 3D in screens 2,3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 12
Please update, rename theatre to Star Cinema Grill Cypress as per theatre website and theatre opened on November 3, 2017
Total seats: 1048
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 161 IMAX with Laser
Theatre 2 and 3 85
Theatre 4 and 5 92
Theatre 6 83
Theatre 7 115
Theatre 8 78
Theatre 9 82
Theatre 10 175
Please update, theatre closed on March 14, 2020 when NYS ordered all theatres to closed, never reopened.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 3, and 4 94
Theatre 5 62
Theatre 6 189
Theatre 7 210
Theatre 8 146
Theatre 9 don’t know was open seating
Source: Island Cinemas seat maps when it was opened in 2020
I copy and pasted the article from Boxoffice
Please update, theatre opened as Movieland Cinema of Mastic on November 14, 1997 in description
Please update, close and renovating
Paramount, Caruso to Reopen the Bay Theater in Palisades Village The theater, which closed after the wildfires, will be operated by dine-in cinema chain The Lot
Paramount Pictures and Caruso will reopen the iconic Bay Theater in Palisades Village, reviving a destination that shuttered after the devastating wildfires in 2025.
Paramount has selected THE LOT, a luxury dine-in theater chain, to operate the Bay theater when it reopens later this year. A specific date will be announced in the coming weeks.
Upon reopening, the theater “will showcase first-run theatrical releases, alongside nostalgic classics, curated events and special programming, all paired with luxurious seating, state-of-the-art sound and projection, in-theater dining and signature cocktails, an unparalleled guest experience,” the companies said in a press release on Tuesday.
“Together with Caruso, we are proud to help bring the Bay back to life as a place for the Pacific Palisades community to gather around the shared experience of cinema,” said Skydance CEO David Ellison. “This theater has always meant more than movies alone – it’s woven into the fabric of this neighborhood, and helping restore it is a privilege. We’re inspired by the resilience of Pacific Palisades residents, and we’re honored to help support this community’s comeback.”
Rick Caruso, founder of Caruso, added: “Paramount is one of the world’s leading entertainment studios, with an extraordinary legacy of cinematic storytelling and, importantly, a deep commitment to the City of Los Angeles and to the future of the theatrical experience. Together, we see an opportunity to bring that to the Bay with the care, design and hospitality we’re known for, so that every visit feels special. The Bay has always been at the heart of the Palisades, and its return is one of the most meaningful signs yet that this community, following the reopening of the Palisades Village this summer, is coming back stronger than ever. David Ellison and I have a shared ambition to make it one of Los Angeles’ premier moviegoing destinations. I am grateful for David’s leadership and commitment to Los Angeles and the entertainment industry.”
Adolfo Fastlicht, Founder and CEO of THE LOT, said: “We are incredibly proud to step into this partnership and manage to lead the operations of such a historic and beloved venue. Our goal is to perfectly complement Paramount Pictures’ cinematic vision and Caruso’s beautiful retail destination by delivering a flawless, high-end guest experience. Through our curated offering and dedicated hospitality, we look forward to welcoming the Pacific Palisades community back to the movies, the way they were intended to be shared.”
The move marks Paramount’s first purchase of a movie theater, and could be seen as an olive branch of sorts to the film community after Ellison’s divisive Paramount-Warner Bros. merger went through.
Sony Pictures owns the Alamo Drafthouse theater chain, and Netflix owns the Egyptian in Los Angeles and the Paris in New York City.
Adam Chitwood
October 13, 2026 @ 6:44 AM
Theatre 6 is equipped for VISTA VISION, currently showing Digger with NO trailers
just uploaded the grand opening ad in the photos section
Please rename theatre to Regency Director’s Cut Claremont and total seats 427 and theatre got recliners
Mountain View Cinema to Reopen Under Original Ownership Syufy Enterprises brings premium AXV format, luxury seating and an upgraded menu to Shoreline Boulevard theater MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Oct. 5, 2026 — The former Century/Cinemark Mountain View theater at 1500 N. Shoreline Blvd. will reopen for the holidays as Mountain View Cinema, under the original ownership and management of Syufy Enterprises. The reopening marks a significant investment in the theater, combining a refreshed identity and an improved moviegoing experience with a renewed commitment to serving families, film enthusiasts and the greater Mountain View community. “We are excited to welcome guests back as Mountain View Cinema,” said Nancy Crane, vice president at Syufy Enterprises. “The Syufy family has been committed to delivering exceptional entertainment experiences for more than 80 years. This theater is an opportunity to reinvest in a cherished community asset while creating a modern destination where audiences can come together and enjoy the magic of the big screen.” The centerpiece of the improvements is the AXV Cinema Experience, featured on two auditoriums. Each AXV auditorium will have a larger screen lit by a Barco 4K laser projector, which delivers crisp, brilliant images with vivid color, deep blacks and razor-sharp detail from edge to edge. The picture is matched by Barco AuroMax immersive sound, which uses more than 30 speakers placed throughout the auditorium, including overhead, to deliver sound from all around the audience. From pulse-pounding action to quiet, breathtaking moments, AXV puts moviegoers in the center of the story. Every existing seat in the theater is being removed and replaced with all-new luxury seating with personal tray tables.
“We’re not just refreshing the auditoriums. We’re taking out every single seat and starting over,” Crane said. “Every guest, in every auditorium, will sit in a brand-new luxury seat with a personal tray table, so they can settle in, spread out and enjoy their food and drinks during the movie. It’s the most visible way we can show this community how committed we are to their experience.” The upgraded concession menu includes real butter, Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn, Nathan’s Famous hot dogs and hand-scooped ice cream, along with classic movie snacks and beverages. Guests can also enjoy pizza from Tomatina, a locally owned restaurant that has served the community with dishes made from fresh ingredients. Mountain View Cinema will continue to show the latest Hollywood releases while adding special programming, family events, classic film screenings, private rentals and community events. “Movie theaters have always been about more than movies,” Crane said. “They’re places where families gather, friends connect and lasting memories are made. We are proud to reintroduce this theater as Mountain View Cinema.” Guests will be able to join Movie Perks, Mountain View Cinema’s loyalty program, which rewards members with points, exclusive offers and member-only benefits on every visit. Moviegoers who belong to other theater loyalty programs should look out for a special opening-day offer for switching to Movie Perks. Sign up for email updates, including opening and ticket information, at www.mountainviewcinema16.com. About Syufy Enterprises Syufy Enterprises is a Marin County-based company operating a diverse portfolio of businesses, including health clubs, golf venues, shopping centers, apartment communities, public markets and movie theaters. The company focuses on delivering exceptional experiences across its brands while pursuing strategic, sustainable growth. Media Contact: Tony Maniscalco Vice President, Marketing, Syufy Enterprises Tony_Maniscalcopelican.com | 415-497-0241
@nothing but cinemas Theatre 9 is XL at AMC and didn’t see any ScreenX movies or theatre 4 opened, when is it schedule to open?
As of today, only theatres 1, 2, 3, 10 and 11 are open, the theatre is getting recliners installed
please add website https://www.mountainviewcinema16.com/
and posted coming soon ads in the photos section
please update open grand opening ad in the photo section
Please update, rename theatre Showcase Cinema de Lux Springdale as per theatre website.
Please rename theatre to Heritage Park 6 as per website/
Please update, rename theatre Showcase Cinema de Lux Springdale as per theatre website. This theatre not owned by Cineapolis and the Kinepolis is not rebranding the theatre name, their keeping Showcase Cinemas and Emagine Entertainment @rivest266
Mountain View’s Cinemark Century 16 theater won’t close for good after all Property owner plans to resume movie theater operations before year’s end, according to company spokesperson Avatar photo by Emily Margaretten 14 hours ago
The Cinemark Century 16 theater on Shoreline Boulevard in Mountain View is slated to close next week but plans are already underway for it to reopen ahead of the December holidays.
Syufy Enterprises, the company that originally built the cineplex and continues to own the site, plans to rebrand the theater as Mountain View Cinema 16 and get it back up and running again before Christmas, according to Tony Maniscalco, Syufy’s vice president of marketing.
“It’s all happening very fast,” Maniscalco told the Voice. “Basically, we’re taking it back after 20 years.”
The cineplex opened in the mid-1980s and originally operated as a Century movie theater, according to Maniscalco. Cinemark then took over in 2006. Cinemark’s lease agreement with Syufy is expiring at the end of the month, he said.
Moviegoers will see some changes when the theater reopens but Maniscalco was tightlipped about the specifics.
“I can’t say what they are yet,” he said.
For over a decade, Syufy has been aiming to build more than just a movie theater at 1500 N. Shoreline Blvd. Dubbed the Shoreline Gateway project, the developer’s most recent plans show a cluster of eight residential buildings wrapped around a park. The buildings range from nine- to 15-stories, according to a city of Mountain View update. The project would also include retail, restaurants and a fitness center, as well as new streets and a publicly accessible open space area.
Asked how the theater would fit into the proposed development, Masiscalco said he did not immediately have that information.
More details about the theater’s reopening timeline and future plans will be announced in October, according to a Syufy press release.
Please rename theatre to Regal Warren Moore and on February 24, 2012 3 additional screens added including the IMAX house to 17 screens.
Also, grand opening ad in the photos section.
Please rename theatre to Regal Warren Moore and it’s 17 screens,
Also, grand opening ad in the photos section.