| rdfs:comment | - Movie Theater may refer to:
* Movie Theater (Tropico 1)
* Movie Theater (Tropico 3 and 4)
- Movie Theater is a series of books that comes with a projector and stills. It features five stories adapted from television series episodes.
- The movie theater was a then abandoned movie theater where the "shadow creature" resides and uses as a store house for the people he had petrified and his evil beings.
- A movie theater may be a good place to hold up in a zombie apocalypse due to the large number of people it can hold at once even before the apocalypse began. It also has plenty of food for a large number of people so you will not have to worry about food if you secure a movie theater. It is not recommended that you start playing a movie unless there are no zombies within hearing range; unless you find a way to turn down the volume enough so only you
- On June 13, 1931, a film titled Shark was playing at the Essex Theater in Hill Valley. On the evening of August 25, 1931, Arthur McFly went to the Town Theater to watch a showing of Frankenstein. A young Emmett Brown later went to the theater to watch the same film, which further inspired him in his career in science. In 1943, in Pasadena, California, Emmett Brown walked past the Fox Pasadena Theatre after an interview for a position on the Manhattan Project. In 1984, Marty McFly and Jennifer Parker saw a Clint Eastwood film at a movie theater, on their first date.
- A movie theater was a facility designed for the viewing of movies by the public. These facilities would often offer food such as popcorn to be consumed during the movie. In a holoprogram set in the 20th century, the Cinéma Mystère was a movie theater in Sainte Claire. (VOY: "The Killing Game, Part II") A movie theater was set up in the mess hall for the crew's rest time aboard Enterprise NX-01. The theater usually showed "classic" black and white movies. Trip Tucker was the one who usually set up the movie nights for the crew. Enterprise had 50,000 movies in its database. (ENT: "Cold Front")
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| abstract | - A movie theater may be a good place to hold up in a zombie apocalypse due to the large number of people it can hold at once even before the apocalypse began. It also has plenty of food for a large number of people so you will not have to worry about food if you secure a movie theater. It is not recommended that you start playing a movie unless there are no zombies within hearing range; unless you find a way to turn down the volume enough so only you can hear it. If zombies have already gotten inside the theater, you should eliminate them before securing the theater. If the theater is not part of a mall and is a single giant building with a large parking lot, you will have access to the roof for a chance to escape the zombies should the theater get overrun.
- On June 13, 1931, a film titled Shark was playing at the Essex Theater in Hill Valley. On the evening of August 25, 1931, Arthur McFly went to the Town Theater to watch a showing of Frankenstein. A young Emmett Brown later went to the theater to watch the same film, which further inspired him in his career in science. In an alternate timeline where Emmett Brown married Edna Strickland, Edna and Emmett watched The Virtuous Husband at the Town Theater instead of Frankenstein. On October 12, 1931, Frankenstein was still playing at the Town Theater. Citizen Brown, Emmett Brown's counterpart from the alternate timeline, watched the film three times that day. In 1943, in Pasadena, California, Emmett Brown walked past the Fox Pasadena Theatre after an interview for a position on the Manhattan Project. By 1955, outdoor movie theaters known as drive-in theaters had become popular. Hill Valley's drive-in was known as the Pohatchee Drive-In Theater. On November 6, 1960, in the timeline where an elderly Biff Tannen used the DeLorean time machine to make his younger self a millionaire, Tannen Pictures premiered the film Dreams of a Madman at a movie theater in Hollywood, California. In 1971, in the alternate timeline where Emmett and Edna Brown controlled Hill Valley, Edna ordered that the Town Theater be torn down as she felt movies corrupted the younger generation. In 1984, Marty McFly and Jennifer Parker saw a Clint Eastwood film at a movie theater, on their first date. By 1985, the Town Theater had become the gathering place for the Assembly of Christ church, while the Essex Theater had become an X-rated movie house. During this period, movies were shown at the Hill Valley Theatre. On March 5, 1986, Marty and Jennifer saw the new Clint Eastwood film at a movie theater, to try to normalize their lives after they returned home from 2035. By 2015, the Essex Theater was renovated as the Holomax Theater, and was showing the holofilm Jaws 19.
- Movie Theater may refer to:
* Movie Theater (Tropico 1)
* Movie Theater (Tropico 3 and 4)
- A movie theater was a facility designed for the viewing of movies by the public. These facilities would often offer food such as popcorn to be consumed during the movie. In a holoprogram set in the 20th century, the Cinéma Mystère was a movie theater in Sainte Claire. (VOY: "The Killing Game, Part II") A movie theater was set up in the mess hall for the crew's rest time aboard Enterprise NX-01. The theater usually showed "classic" black and white movies. Trip Tucker was the one who usually set up the movie nights for the crew. Enterprise had 50,000 movies in its database. (ENT: "Cold Front") There was an old movie theater near where Trip Tucker and his sister grew up in Florida, where they sometimes went as children. He recalled that she would scream like a banshee if he went there without her. It was destroyed in the Xindi Attack on Earth in 2153. (ENT: "The Expanse") Growing up, Amanda Cole visited the same movie theaters as Trip Tucker. (ENT: "Harbinger") In 2377, Tom Paris and Ensign Tabor worked on creating a holodeck simulation of the 1932 Palace Theater in Chicago so that the crew of the USS Voyager could have a night out to the movies. While working alone in the holodeck on this program Tabor was attacked by Tuvok who was under the influence of Teero Anaydis. (VOY: "Repression")
- Movie Theater is a series of books that comes with a projector and stills. It features five stories adapted from television series episodes.
- The movie theater was a then abandoned movie theater where the "shadow creature" resides and uses as a store house for the people he had petrified and his evil beings.
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