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Mega-Plex Terrebonne 14

Mega-Plex Terrebonne 14 is a multiplex cinema in Terrebonne, Quebec, operated under the Cinémas Guzzo banner.

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Overview

Mega-Plex Terrebonne 14 is a multiplex cinema located in Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada, and forms part of the Cinémas Guzzo circuit, a family-run Quebec cinema chain. The venue carries the 'Méga-Plex' banner that Cinémas Guzzo uses for its larger, modern multiplex locations, and it is listed in public data as a cinema in Terrebonne. As a Guzzo site, it shows first-run Hollywood and Quebec films in French and English versions, and it also offers auditorium rental for private events, group bookings and parties. The cinema's parent brand, Cinémas Guzzo, traces its roots to Angelo Guzzo, who arrived in Quebec from Italy in 1967 and became one of Canada's pioneers of independent multiplex cinema. The company grew from single-screen houses such as the Capri/Le Paradis in Montreal into a chain of multi-screen complexes, and today Angelo Guzzo serves as president while his son Vincenzo Guzzo is executive vice-president. The Méga-Plex format represents the chain's larger, amenity-rich theatres, of which Terrebonne 14 is one. Mega-Plex Terrebonne 14 operates in the suburban market north of Montreal, serving the Lanaudière region. Its programming follows the Guzzo model: mainstream releases, family films, and Quebecois productions, with schedules published on the Cinémas Guzzo website. The site also participates in the chain's gift-card and loyalty offerings and can be booked for corporate or private functions. Because it is a branded cinema property rather than a standalone company, its identity is tied to the Cinémas Guzzo corporate brand and its Quebec-wide network.

History

Mega-Plex Terrebonne 14 belongs to the Cinémas Guzzo network, whose history is documented on the chain's official website. The founder, Angelo Guzzo, arrived in Quebec from Italy in 1967 and became one of the pioneers of independent multiplex cinema in Canada. In 1974 he became owner of the Capri cinema on Hochelaga Street in Montreal, renamed it Le Paradis and fully renovated it. Further renovations in 1976 allowed him to become the first independent owner in Montreal to open a three-screen cinema. The chain's official timeline 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 renovation. Over the years Angelo Guzzo fought for independent cinema owners' right to first-run films, opening the way for others in the industry. The business is described as a story of passion and family: Angelo Guzzo is president, and since 1990 his son Vincenzo Guzzo has been executive vice-president. Vincenzo accompanied his parents to the cinema from the age of four and was involved in the family business as a teenager, travelling with his father to the United States to select films. The Méga-Plex banner represents the chain's larger multiplex format. Mega-Plex Terrebonne 14 is one such location, a cinema in Terrebonne, Quebec, as recorded in public data. The venue operates within the Cinémas Guzzo circuit, showing current releases and offering auditorium rental for group activities and parties. Its programming and services are published through the Cinémas Guzzo website, which lists films currently playing and coming soon, and provides cinema location tools and gift-card balance checking.

  • 2006

    2006 is listed as a key date in the Cinémas Guzzo timeline.

  • 2000

    March 2000 is listed as a key date in the Cinémas Guzzo timeline.

  • 1998

    June and July 1998 are listed as key dates in the Cinémas Guzzo timeline.

  • 1994

    13 October 1994 is listed as a key date in the Cinémas Guzzo timeline.

  • 1993

    28 May 1993 is listed as a key date in the Cinémas Guzzo timeline.

  • 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 in Montreal, renaming it Le Paradis and renovating it.

  • 1967

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

Products and positioning

A large-format multiplex within the Quebec-based Cinémas Guzzo circuit, serving the Terrebonne area with mainstream and Quebecois films.

  • Film screenings

    First-run films shown in French and English versions.

  • Auditorium rental

    Private and group rentals for parties, corporate events and other activities.

  • Gift cards

    Cinémas Guzzo gift cards with balance checking available online.

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