Mega-Plex Deux-Montagnes 14 & IMAX

Mega-Plex Deux-Montagnes 14 & IMAX is a multiplex cinema located in Deux-Montagnes, Quebec, Canada. It operates under the Cinémas Guzzo banner, the Quebec-based independent cinema chain founded by the Guzzo family. The venue is branded as a "Méga-Plex" — Cinémas Guzzo's designation for its larger, multi-screen complexes — and includes an IMAX auditorium alongside its 14 standard screens. The cinema is part of Cinémas Guzzo's network of theatres serving the Greater Montreal area and surrounding regions. Cinémas Guzzo is a family-run business: Angelo Guzzo, who arrived in Quebec from Italy in 1967, is recognized as one of the pioneers of independent multiplex cinema in Canada, and his son Vincenzo Guzzo has served as executive vice president since 1990. The chain's history page describes the company as "d'abord et avant tout une histoire de passion et de famille" (first and foremost a story of passion and family). As a Méga-Plex location, the Deux-Montagnes site offers first-run film programming, IMAX-format presentations, and venue rental services for group events, birthday parties, and corporate activities. The cinema's listings and showtimes are published through the Cinémas Guzzo website, which serves as the central digital hub for the chain's film schedules, trailers, and gift-card services. Like other Cinémas Guzzo locations, the Deux-Montagnes multiplex is positioned as a local, Quebec-owned alternative to the large national cinema chains, emphasizing family ownership, community presence, and access to first-run Hollywood and Quebecois films.

Mega-Plex Deux-Montagnes 14 & IMAX is one of the multiplex cinemas operated by Cinémas Guzzo, a Quebec-based independent cinema chain with roots going back to the late 1960s. The chain's history is closely tied to its founder, Angelo Guzzo, who arrived in Quebec from Italy in 1967 and became one of the pioneers of independent multiplex cinema in Canada. According to Cinémas Guzzo's official history, Angelo Guzzo became the owner of the Capri cinema on Hochelaga Street in Montreal in 1974, renaming it Le Paradis and renovating it entirely. Further renovations in 1976 allowed him to become the first independent owner in Montreal to open a three-screen cinema. Over the following decades, the Guzzo family expanded their circuit, navigating economic recessions and the changing film exhibition landscape in Quebec. By 1990, Angelo's son Vincenzo Guzzo had become executive vice president of the company, and the father-and-son team continued to grow the business. The chain's history page highlights several key dates — 1967, 1974, the 1980s, May 28, 1993, October 13, 1994, June 1998, July 1998, March 2000, and 2006 — marking milestones in the company's expansion and evolution. The "Méga-Plex" branding was developed by Cinémas Guzzo to designate its larger, multi-screen complexes, which typically feature a wide range of amenities and, in some cases, IMAX auditoriums. Mega-Plex Deux-Montagnes 14 & IMAX belongs to this category, offering 14 screens plus an IMAX auditorium in the municipality of Deux-Montagnes, Quebec. The cinema serves the Deux-Montagnes area and surrounding communities in the Laurentides region, providing access to first-run Hollywood and Quebecois films. Like other Cinémas Guzzo locations, it also offers venue rental services for group events, birthday parties, and corporate activities, as described on the chain's website. Cinémas Guzzo remains a privately held, family-run business, with Angelo Guzzo as president and Vincenzo Guzzo as executive vice president. The chain's official website, cinemasguzzo.com, serves as the central platform for showtimes, trailers, film listings, and gift-card services across its network of theatres, including the Deux-Montagnes location.

• 2006

  A key date listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history.

• 2000

  March 2000 — a key date listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history.

• 1998

  June and July 1998 — key dates listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history.

• 1994

  October 13, 1994 — a key date listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history.

• 1993

  May 28, 1993 — a key date listed in Cinémas Guzzo's official history.

• 1990

  Vincenzo Guzzo becomes executive vice president of Cinémas Guzzo.

• 1976

  Renovations allow Angelo Guzzo to become the first independent owner in Montreal to open a three-screen cinema.

• 1974

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

• 1967

  Angelo Guzzo arrives in Quebec from Italy, beginning his career in the cinema industry.

A Quebec-owned, family-operated multiplex offering first-run films and IMAX presentations in the Deux-Montagnes area.

• First-run film screenings

  The cinema shows first-run Hollywood and Quebecois films, with showtimes published on the Cinémas Guzzo website.

• IMAX screenings

  The venue includes an IMAX auditorium for large-format presentations.

• Venue rental

  Rooms are available for group events, birthday parties, and corporate activities.

• Gift cards

  Cinémas Guzzo offers gift cards that can be used across its theatres.

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2. 2Les Cinémas Guzzo, une histoire québécoise depuis 35 anscinemasguzzo.com
3. 3Location de salle Méga-Plex et Cinémas Guzzo organisation activitécinemasguzzo.com
4. 4Histoire de jouets 5 | Bande-annonce et horaires du filmcinemasguzzo.com
5. 5Mega-Plex Deux-Montagnes 14 & IMAXwikidata.org