- film projector

BROOKLYN, N. Y. -
Its tent is still blank on Tuesday, but the Park Slope's new Nitehawk Cinema will be packed with products at the grand opening on Wednesday night.
The renovated theater will have seven screens, two complete
Service bar for people with or without movie tickets, theme menu for dining
Experience in the theater.
"We just wanted to play movies that were excited about food and drinks and were inspired by them," said Matthew weilau, founder of Nitehawk Cinema . ".
The renovated venue is located in a landmark cinema, three times the size of Williamsburg's original Nitehawk theater.
When the trolley crossed the Prospect Park West in 1928 and Rin Tin was a movie star, it operated as the Sanders Theater.
One of the oldest successive cinemas in the city was later renamed the Pavilion until it was closed in 2016.
It's in a very bad shape, says Viragh.
There are rats roaming, apparently living here for decades, probably.
They are very comfortable here.
The theater was renovated for $15 million, retaining marble stairs, newly exposed brick walls, balconies, stained glass and other gorgeous details.
It is also equipped with a 35mm film projector and a VHS curated display desk.
But what Nitehawk is really famous for is its full menu
Dining service theater.
Or you can choose popcorn.
This Nitehawk feature comes with truffle butter.
"We have developed a new way of closing, called Dining and sprinting," said Viragh . ".
You basically chose.
When you buy tickets online
It saves your credit card information and applies it to your food and drink, and you don't even have to drop the check at the end of the show.
You can get up and leave and get an email with a receipt.