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Dinner and a Movie Courtesy of Stephen Starr?

Posted by Foobooz on July 11th, 2012

Stephen Starr wants to put a dinner and a movie cineplex in Center City. Are you ready for Sichuan shoestring fries with your summer blockbuster?

Starr says of a Center City cinema eatery. “It’s not an easy thing, but somebody’s got to have the balls to do it.”

Stephen Starr Wants New Center City Cineplex for Dinner and a Movie [The Philly Post]


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    • Ryan

      Hilarious. I actually remember this from MGM Studios in Disneyworld when I was a kid. Congrats, Starr. Will Mickey and Goofy be there.

    • Tex

      Laban might have to invent a fifth bell if this goes through.

    • B G Magen

      Please ! No more Starr douchebaggery !

    • Jett

      Not a Starr fan either… BUT this is needed. Badly.

    • Mark

      Would be nice if it expanded upon the likes of the
      Alamo Drafthouse or McMenamins Theater-Pubs

    • Pat M.

      Seems like someone in Philly is always
      trying to be Posey or is that poser .
      Oh Mr.S.Starr never sent me the check from graphic work on his
      Club Starrs: From 1976 . Move On !
      I hope to win !

    • Pat M.

      Seems like someone in Philly is always
      trying to be Posey or is that poser .
      Oh Mr.S.Starr never sent me the check from graphic work on his
      Club Starrs: From 1976 . Move On !
      I hope find what it is you’re looking for .

    • Pat Smith

      We already have the Movie Tavern franchise in Collegeville which I love. A Stephen Starr venue will be very expensive for the average movie goer. I personally enjoy a movie and a good restaurant as a nice date and the atmosphere of the restaurant is a part of the experience.

    • db

      I agree with @Jett I probably wouldn’t care as much if at least one of the many theaters I use to frequent downtown were still open.

    • Henry Sklaver

      He can partner up with Bart Blatstein and have a shooting gallery at the same time.

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