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Guzzo Mega-Plex Sphèretech 14

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A 14-screen multiplex cinema in Saint-Laurent, Quebec, part of the Quebec-based Cinémas Guzzo chain.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Guzzo Mega-Plex Sphèretech 14 is a multiplex cinema located in Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada, and one of the venues operated under the Cinémas Guzzo banner. Cinémas Guzzo is a family-run Quebec cinema chain founded by Angelo Guzzo, an Italian immigrant who arrived in Quebec in 1967 and became one of the pioneers of independent multiplex cinema in Canada. The chain is known for its Méga-Plex branded theatres, which combine large-format auditoriums, concession stands, and event-rental services. The Sphèretech 14 site fits this model: a 14-screen cinema offering first-run Hollywood and Quebec films, with French-language and original-version screenings, online showtimes, and trailer listings through the Cinémas Guzzo website. Like other Guzzo locations, it also markets itself for private and corporate room rentals, birthday parties, and group events. The brand is privately held and remains under the control of the Guzzo family. Angelo Guzzo serves as president, while his son Vincenzo Guzzo has been executive vice-president since 1990 and has become the public face of the company in Quebec media. The chain's history page traces its growth from the acquisition of the Capri cinema on Hochelaga Street in Montreal in 1974, through the opening of Montreal's first independent three-screen cinema in 1976, to the development of the Méga-Plex concept in the 1990s and 2000s. As a venue brand, Guzzo Mega-Plex Sphèretech 14 competes in the Quebec exhibition market alongside other multiplex operators, relying on film programming, premium auditoriums, and in-cinema food and event services. Its identity is tied to the wider Cinémas Guzzo brand, whose marketing emphasizes family ownership, Quebec roots, and a passion for cinema.

History

Cinémas Guzzo traces its origins to Angelo Guzzo, who arrived in Quebec from Italy in 1967 and became one of the pioneers of independent multiplex cinema in Canada. In 1974, Angelo Guzzo became the owner of the Capri cinema on Hochelaga Street in Montreal, renamed it Le Paradis, and renovated it entirely. Further renovations in 1976 allowed him to become the first independent owner to open a three-screen cinema in Montreal. The company's official history page lists key dates including 1967, 1974, the 1980s, 28 May 1993, 13 October 1994, June 1998, July 1998, March 2000, and 2006, marking successive stages of expansion and the development of the Méga-Plex concept. Vincenzo Guzzo, Angelo's son, began accompanying his parents to the cinema at age four and was actively involved in the family business as a teenager, including trips to the United States to select films for programming. Since 1990 he has served as executive vice-president, while Angelo Guzzo remains president. The chain markets its theatres under the Méga-Plex brand, including locations such as Guzzo Mega-Plex Sphèretech 14 in Saint-Laurent, Quebec. These venues offer first-run films, French-dubbed and original-version screenings, and room-rental services for private, corporate, and group events. The Guzzo Mega-Plex Sphèretech 14 itself is a 14-screen cinema in Saint-Laurent, Quebec, and is listed as a cinema in Saint-Laurent, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. As part of the Cinémas Guzzo network, it participates in the chain's programming and promotional activities, including online showtimes, trailers, and gift-card services through the cinemasguzzo.com website.

  • 2006

    Key date listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history.

  • 2000

    Key date listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history (March 2000).

  • 1998

    Key dates listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history (June and July 1998).

  • 1994

    Key date listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history (13 October 1994).

  • 1993

    Key date listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history (28 May 1993).

  • 1990

    Vincenzo Guzzo becomes executive vice-president of Cinémas Guzzo.

  • 1976

    Renovations allow Guzzo to open Montreal's first independent three-screen cinema.

  • 1974

    Angelo Guzzo becomes owner of the Capri cinema on Hochelaga Street, Montreal, renaming it Le Paradis.

  • 1967

    Angelo Guzzo arrives in Quebec from Italy.

Products and positioning

Family-owned Quebec multiplex cinema brand offering first-run films and event-rental services.

  • Film screenings (first-run, French-dubbed and original version)

  • Room and event rentals

  • Gift cards

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