Japantown’s new Sundance Cinemas Kabuki is surely going to change the face of movie-going. Let the new Sundance Cinemas Kabuki be unveiled on Friday, December 14th, and watching movies is never going to be the same again for the movie-buffs. To mark the inauguration, there is going to be a three-day celebration.
The Cinema is believed to be capable of balancing the ‘Triangle of Art, Commerce, and Environment’. As you can see above, it’s going to be quite a sight. It promises to showcase excellent facilities and latest amenities; it guarantees unparalleled customer care and the most comfortable environment. On offer there are going to be the best films in the marketplace for a discerning audience. In fact, the Sundance would offer more than just movies. Sundance Cinemas provides special event programming, educational programs, and other local events.
Seats will be available for online reservations. You have the opportunity to choose seats of your choice up until one hour before the showtime.
Before or after the show, enjoy delicious snacks and wine at the Bar Bistro on second floor, while admiring the art gallery walls. The intimate and supremely stylish Balcony Bar, open only for those above 21 years of age, offers you a breathtaking view of the city life outside. You can feel free to have a lip-smacking lunch/dinner at the Kabuki Kitchen, even if you are in no mood for a movie. With all these, it is surely going to a favorite haunt of people of all ages and preferences of the locality and beyond.
Oh, I haven’t yet told you the most important feature of the Sundance Cinema yet. Designed by Berkeley-based ELS architects, the renovation of the former AMC Kabuki 8 utilizes post-consumer recycled woods, repurposed metals, locally reclaimed resources, and live bamboo plants. And although they’re not LEED accredited, the theater strives to maintain an eco-friendly facility by recycling and composting its waste.
What more can a movie buff ask for? Kudos for the great ideas and effort!
Via: Sfist
