The eight-screen theater opened with the Spanish-version ofmovies such as the "Bandits," "Jurassic Park III," "Hannibal," and"Tomb Raiders," which include subtitles, and "Amorres Perros,""Matame Mucho" and "Lejos y Rosas," which are Spanish films withEnglish subtitles.
The theater had been closed since 1999. Previously, SilverCinemas had operated a Super Saver Cinema 8 in the facility.
"I'm not aware of any other Spanish-speaking movie theater inthe metro area," Tom Mathews, a retail broker with CB Richard Ellistells GlobeSt.com. "It's an area that is not represented. I thinksomething like this makes sense."
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