CMX Cinemas
CMX Cinemas is an American cinema business operating movie theaters, including premium and dine-in formats.
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Overview
CMX Cinemas is an American cinema business that operates movie theaters and presents film showtimes through its website. Its current site lists locations in Alabama, Florida, Illinois, North Carolina, and Virginia. The locations are presented under several experience labels, including CMX CINEMA, CMX LUXURY, and CMX cinéBistro. The site also provides movie listings, showtimes, location information, rewards, gift cards, and information about private events. The company’s “About Us” page says that CMX Cinemas debuted its first flagship dine-in theatre at Brickell City Centre in Miami in April 2017. The website identifies that venue as CMX Brickell City Centre Dine-In and presents other cinéBistro locations in its directory. This supports describing dine-in cinema as part of the brand’s offering, but does not establish the company’s founding date or ownership. The available evidence identifies CMX Cinemas as an American cinemas business and shows an active website with locations and current movie listings. It does not establish the company’s headquarters, founder, parent company, executive team, or listed status.
History
The available evidence documents CMX Cinemas as an American cinema business but does not provide a corporate founding date or a detailed account of its early history. The clearest dated milestone in the supplied material is the launch of its first flagship dine-in theatre. According to the company’s About Us page, CMX Cinemas debuted that venue at Brickell City Centre in Miami, Florida, in April 2017. The site describes the opening as ushering in a new era of sophisticated movie-going. The brand’s current website presents a portfolio of cinema formats. Its location directory distinguishes CMX CINEMA, CMX LUXURY, and CMX cinéBistro locations, and includes the Brickell City Centre Dine-In venue. The directory shows locations in Alabama, Florida, Illinois, North Carolina, and Virginia. These listings indicate that the brand’s documented operations span multiple U.S. states, though the supplied evidence does not establish that this is a complete account of all markets or venues. The site also functions as a customer-facing movie and theater platform: it lists films and showtimes, lets visitors choose a location, and provides links or sections for rewards, gift cards, private events, and other customer services. Its movie listings include a changing mix of titles, but the supplied snippets do not establish dates or details for specific film releases as CMX business milestones. The evidence supports describing CMX Cinemas as an active U.S. cinema operator with standard, luxury, and dine-in experiences. It does not provide enough information to establish the company’s legal structure, current ownership, parent company, headquarters, founders, leadership, or earlier corporate history. Those details are therefore left unspecified.
- 2017
First flagship dine-in theatre opens at Brickell City Centre
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Products and positioning
A U.S. cinema operator offering standard, luxury, and dine-in theater experiences.
CMX CINEMA
A cinema format named in the CMX location directory.
CMX LUXURY
A luxury cinema format named in the CMX location directory.
CMX cinéBistro
A cinema format associated in the directory with dine-in locations.
Movie showtimes and screenings
The website provides movie listings and showtimes by location.
Recent events
Reported
CMX Cinemas' parent files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection[5]
Cinemex Holdings USA, the parent company of CMX Cinemas, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing the economic crisis precipitated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Reported
CMX Cinemas owner files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy[6]
Cinemex Holdings USA, owner of the CMX Cinemas theater chain, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Miami on Saturday, citing the financial impacts of coronavirus. Its real-estate affiliate also filed for bankruptcy.
Weekdays and relative dates follow the original report; their exact calendar dates have not been verified.
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