The SuperLux Dining offers an In-Seat menu with entrees and daily specials made by their very own Chef. The locations offer a wide range of food choices from full-service restaurants to traditional concession stands. Showcase cinema also featured in-theatre dining, especially in the Cinema de Lux brand. The technology transports viewers into a different reality that completes their premium cinema experience.

IMAX® focuses on the design of the theatres in order to capture images with clarity, huge pixel size, amazing resolution, and ultra-sensitive sounds.

It adds depth to the scenes and images in the screen, which allows the viewers to feel as if they stepped inside the movie.

REALD™ 3D focuses on realistic images using 3D glasses.

It allows people to be immersed in the environment wherein they will feel the wind, water, motion, and jolts of the movie. It is the newest development of the 4D cinema technology.

Showcase MX4D® focuses on letting the viewers “feel” the actions in the movie.

Among the digital technology installed are: With this, investments in theatre technology were made in order to bring the best movie environment to its viewers. The company is committed to bringing a superior entertainment experience around the world. Showcase cinemas evolved since it was founded in the late 1980s and has now several divisions: Showcase Cinema de Lux, Showcase SuperLux, Multiplex Cinemas, and its original Showcase Cinemas. The Cinema de Lux brand was awarded by the AV Awards with “Digital Signage Project of the Year 2008.” Showcase Cinemas Review

National Amusements prides itself with a slogan “Welcome to the Show” since 2000 and they expanded ever since. Customers can purchase their tickets online and then pick them up at the theatre. The company also has an exclusive contract with about the selling of movie tickets. The following year, his son, Sumner Redstone, became the new president and CEO. Showcase Cinemas is a division of National Amusements, founded by Michael Redstone in 1986.

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