Abandoned Movie Theater - Stuck In The 2000's

[@satyendrandonibanerjee8682]

My mom used to go to that cinema back in the 80s ! She saw Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and Pretty Woman there ! We used to ride past that theater every time I would visit my grandma in Holmdel. Been super obsessed with the place glad to see more and more people are able to find the way in and get footage of the place before they knock it down. I just hope we find some more pictures of it from when it was open.

[@kawaiigeorgiapeach]

I love Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade!!!

[@leonardhughes4521]

​@@kawaiigeorgiapeach seems to be the best one from the first three Raiders would be at second best.

[@Fuzzy_Moths]

I find these kinds of videos very fascinating!

[@dwaldo3361]

I am a retired 35/70mm film projectionist & service technician for major companies since 1970 to 2022. Thank you for the videos, brings back great memories of my traveling around the world as a projection & sound technician for cinemas... ONE WORD OF CAUTION ---- Do Not Touch The Bulb If It Is Inside A Lamphouse, these bulbs get very unstable & can blow up if touched or hit....Trust me the glass will mess up your world real quick, the larger the bulb the worst it will be, DO NOT TOUCH THE BULB !!!.... The projectionist or Technician will wear a safety vest, gloves & a face shield, I always worn a face shield if I was working on the lamphouse around the bulb (lamp) just in case... All the 7K-- 8K--10K-- 12K bulbs use to scare me to look at them let alone have to touch them .... Just Do Not Touch The Bulb, If it explodes the glass will all in you...Not many people outside the movie industry knows this about the projectors, the last mgr/ owners should have remove the bulbs & destroy them to prevent someone getting hurt.... Thanks for the video...

[@newcamnoddy]

Great advice..and what a great job you did for the industry from film to digital...at least in digital the projection room s are presumably quite. But don't have the fun of reel changes/ splicing etc and presentation curtains which seem to have largely dissapeared...

[@seangriffon6502]

Since your a technician. What are your take on Christie projectors? Personally i think they are pieces of garbage. Lots of cheap parts that wear out and break. Personally i perfer Simplex projectors. They are very reliable. I thought the xenon buld only exploded when powered on if you touch it and get your oils on it. I miss the days of carbon arc rod projectors. Yes you had to change the rod lots, but i think the light is more pure. Also remember the flamable nitrate film. Those were the days. I am not hip on this digital projection stuff. I love the classic 35mm film.

[@lucy_2511]

i’m so glad i found you i love watching things like these

[@UrbexMuse]

glad you enjoy them!

[@theisaiah_james]

One of the abandoned places I find the most interesting. I plan on exploring it and try to find pictures of what It look liked in 2004

[@liam4654]

I’m looking for pictures as well, please let me know if you find any

[@seangriffon6502]

Great video. What was the name of the theater? Looks like it might of been a General Cinema. They were famous for using the Christie brand projectors. The narrow halls and the color of the seats look the ones in a general cinema we had here yrs ago.

[@mackenzieforbes1033]

I LOVE these kinda of videos! I’m so happy I found you on TikTok!!

[@MRR-mw4rv]

Reminds me a bit of the theather in the Last Of Us 2

[@kawaiigeorgiapeach]

3:35 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy!!!

[@erikwestergard7070]

Enjoyed the video, like explores like this with clues as to when it exactly closed and with left behind materials

[@shannonshannon5048]

I love your music that you always have on its so awesome along with all your videos. Thank you for doing this I absolutely enjoys these so very much!!!!!!

[@mattb6235]

I love movie theaters, too bad streaming services are taking over😔

[@lilywilly9863]

This is so cool! Do you have any idea where your going next?

[@UrbexMuse]

it changes a lot depending on the research im doing at the moment but im probably going to check out some abandoned houses soon!

[@justsarah1326]

That’s so cool! I will definitely be subscribing!

[@kamiwilson8035]

I used to work at 2 different movie theaters. It was FUN. You get to see movies for free but you have to ask the manager 1st but what sucks is you have to pay for snaks though.

[@aec1091]

This was so cool! Loved the Shrek bucket!!

[@UrbexMuse]

its always the little finds and details that really make a place like this so fascinating😊

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Love your videos and glad to see your adventures as well. Thanks for posting this too. Have a nice day now.

[@luisreyes1963]

Nothing sadder than an abandoned movie theater. If only those walls could talk. 😔

[@olivervukusic2911]

Another amazing video! Very fascinating

[@UrbexMuse]

thank you i really appreciate that!

[@dylanmanf6427]

Omg my dad used to come here a very long time ago before it closed!

[@corvixie]

10:23 Was that modern vandalism, or did someone back then write that? In green marker, over the employee guide

[@michaelmcgee8543]

Boy, that is the smallest auditorium. Looks like someone's home.

[@stephanievlado3410]

Omg house or wax I remember the trailers always being on tv before it even came out

[@kalyanvejalla]

the "paper printout of the features" at 3:28 is not really outdated. 99% modern theaters still use them for workers to keep tabs on movie scheduled.

[@newcamnoddy]

Great exploration...well filmed..but I always wonder why these sites are not occupied by new development ..surely the land is valuable they're on ?Someone also cut out a neat piece of screen ..maybe for their home theatre? Although the screen size was Terribly small and claustrophobic lol

[@annieg5404]

I am the girl from tictok who told you i subscribed I am a big fan 💕💕💕

[@ianeckhoff1992]

Man, this place shut down when I was 12.

[@tvduandtoaccount574]

I think your the only one I see who post these videos-

[@BlueCollar850]

Some of those movies on that list were Star Wars revenge of the sith and house of wax. Those were movies I seen in theater back then when they came out.

[@TheCreativeMind]

You do mention a sink hole, I would have like to see what it looked like. The theater closed due to structure issues. Someone also said the ceiling was caving in too. The holes in the screen i believe is where the speakers were. I always wondered where they were when i was kid😅. Finally, i was hoping to see the two small theaters with the caved in roof and hear your opinion. That is apocalyptic.

[@morgandieterich4271]

aww these make me kinda sad

[@Flicker_thefo0x]

So this has been abandoned since 2005-2006? It’s decayed more in 15 years than some older buildings.

[@j_c2225]

More like 2004/05

[@annieg5404]

Here in Amarillo there's a mall movie theater who's been closed since COVID we're all ok we don't require masks anymore but this is probably how the movie theater is gonna look in 2 years 😂

[@annaleatherman673]

Amarillo Tx?

[@annieg5404]

@@annaleatherman673 yupp

[@gloriavelez4175]

Hopefully next year since it will be 2025, Revenge of the Sith can be re-released for its 20th anniversary so for those who couldn't see it in theaters either cus their's shut down like this one, they were born befor but too young to see it or they weren't born yet at all, can all have a chance to see it. Its such an epic movie in the whole of Star Wars

[@crimsonrose2417]

House Of Wax 🥺🖤

[@anahilopez3361]

What kind of animals do u usually find on these places ? Btw i LUUUUUV ur content, its facinating

[@UrbexMuse]

some places i dont come across any animals, but ive had a few encounters with mice, squirrels and a vulture😅

[@ZACHATTACK9696]

Have you ever been caught walking through places like this?

[@UrbexMuse]

never! luckily😅

[@milkdromeda7.041]

Hitchhikers guide!!

[@nathancarr4195]

The theaters are so long but very narrow kinda weird

[@hails.schwar]

100th like!! love your vids 😘

[@arcadeclawpro2851]

I heard that movie theater just got demolished not too long ago.

[@Flicker_thefo0x]

4:44 perhabs epilepsy?

[@butterfly726]

What movie theater is this called?

[@nickkunda8920]

Are you able to say how you got in??? My friends and I are planning to go and explore the area

[@TheDriveInGuys]

Don't. It's called TRESPASSING.

[@rodgerdodger5]

@@TheDriveInGuys 🤓

[@nathancruz9172]

What is the name of the old abandoned movie theater?

[@Ash_was_here._.]

First I guess btw I love your videos ❤️

[@UrbexMuse]

thank you!

[@brittanyfreeman1692]

Wow! House of Wax? I love that movie! I'm a big Jared Padiliki fan! (I know I spelled that wrong....)

[@austinwillcut4919]

Geez, Mindhunters screen looked tiny as hell.

[@sarvinshaki4835]

What's the name of the theater?

[@UrbexMuse]

i dont give out locations to protect these places from further vandalism🖤

[@kimfrank2417]

Is it a national amusement theatre?

[@anandabhairavibyananyaa]

Am I the only Indian who spotted the Hindi movies screened?

[@hannahmarie8777]

Are the doors unlocked for places like this? Or you just find a broken window

[@TheDriveInGuys]

No answer. Hmmm.

[@wrestlingfan4154]

2005 gosh I was in the 8th grade

[@untitledcollecter2763]

This has been abandoned for 15+ years

[@keylafloresmaysonet6068]

That's movie theater close in 2005. Is was abandoned for 17 years !!!!

[@michaelmcgee8543]

interesting

[@richardcranium6081]

Did you get in trouble for going in there?