In older cinemas and also in small towns, tickets are cheaper. Newer cinemas in big cities charge more.

k-Mart became Sears Holdings Corporation few years ago when they took over Sears. I still remembered K-Mart being out of dated in terms of their look.

Every time I visit Canadian Tire - Bay/Dundas, the customer service desk always located in a different spot.

The Coliseum and the Scotiabank also have Imax, one of the reasons why Hollywood studios like them.

I remember the one at the Bay in Yorkdale. Old school.

Flesh Gordon should be remade.

I wonder if the Canada Square cinemas is going to be gone.

I have to agree. I can't believe, they were once considered to be "luxury" apartments since they are ugly and lame.

Word.

Those new buses make the old GM Fishbowls look popular.

Victory/Standard theatre as it was called. I think there were so many nabes back then, people don't think the structures have any historical significance in them. The Standard is different and it was a stage theatre for the Jewish community. The Standard begin to play films and it was ran by Nat...

I found Birch Cliff to be depressing especially along Kingston Rd. There are some small businesses and most of them were empty. A pizza place, a cafe and a hobby shop. There was used to be a 50's style Loblaws there and now a "D.O.T." store. Kind of risky to open a business middle of nowhere...

No, Toronto just have "squares".

This sounds like what Virgin/Mix is heading for.

I wonder what is the background story behind Garfield's demise.

If Sunrise exist back then, the gasometer would turn downtown Toronto into a giant crater.

I have notice Bluenotes is selling kids clothes. Probably has to do with Abercrombie Kids.

Of course, the Coliseum targets that age group along with the late 90's Famous Players before getting bought out by Cineplex.

I thought the bear on one of the signs was selling toilet paper.

I'm sure Rogers knows how to get people excited by the name change. At least it is better the "Rogers Centre".