Hudson Mall Cinemas 7
701 State Route 440,
Jersey City,
NJ
07304
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Previously operated by: Boston Culinary Group, Creative Entertainment, Empire Cineplex Cinemas, Galaxy Theatres, General Cinema Corp., Magic Cinemas, Regal Entertainment Group
Previous Names: Hudson Plaza Cinema, Hudson Mall Cinemas 4, Regal Hudson Mall 7
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Opened December 22, 1967 with Walt Disney’s animated feature “The Jungle Book” & “Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar”. The Hudson Plaza had a grand foyer as well as about 1,500 seats in its large auditorium. In its role as a modern movie palace, the theatre even contained a grand staircase. The design standards at the Hudson Plaza were quite high for the 1970’s, and in many ways it seemed more like an old style palace than a modern multiplex. A second screen was added on December 22, 1972. It was reopened by Magic Cinemas on April 5, 1996 with 7-screens, but losing all of its 1970’s-era opulence.
In 2015 it is operated by Empire Cineplex Cinemas. It had closed by 2018.
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Recent comments (view all 25 comments)
They should get recliners soon like Newport.
Grand opening ad in the photo section.
Two screens opening on December 23rd, 1972. Another ad posted.
The theater is closed . Its website is disabled
Sorry to hear this theatre closed. It was a great place to see a movie once upon a time. It was a modern and well run presentation house. Professional. It slowly faded over time.
Reopened by Magic Cinemas on April 5th, 1996, with 7 screens. Grand opening ad posted
Once known as the Hudson Mall Cinemas 4 when two more screens were added in 1990. At the time, it was operated by Creative Entertainment.
Creative Entertainment is a film buyer service for independent theatres, their not a chain that operates the theatre. The theatre is run by private owners that use their service to book them films at 50sSNIPES
Hmmm, that’s weird. Showtimes from various New Jersey newspapers say that it was part of the Creative Entertainment chain. But I didn’t know it was private owners that used their service to book its films. That’s very strange!
Opened with Walt Disney’s “The Jungle Book” and “Charlie The Lonesome Cougar”.