Bronx residents head to movie theaters on Christmas despite rapid spread of COVID-19
Many Bronx residents headed to the movie theater on Christmas despite the rising cases of COVID-19.
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Dec 26, 2021, 2:57 AM
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Updated 1,066 days ago
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498ds agoMany Bronx residents headed to the movie theater on Christmas despite the rising cases of COVID-19.
Residents in Co-Op City say going to the movies is part of their family tradition and that they feel safe going out.
Families flocked to see Sing 2, The Matrix Resurrections, House of Gucci, and West Side Story.
Bronx residents say they were excited to end their Christmas at the theaters.
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