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East VS. West: Big Screen Battle

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(WOIO) - It's on! The debate over which side of town is better has all of Cleveland buzzing.

East side vs west side?

 Now—19 Action News brings the curtain up on the next hot button issue to be decided - which side has Cleveland's best movie theaters?

 From the classic old time movie theaters—to the high impact IMAX cinemas. You can help decide!

Watch East side versus West side: the big screen battle!

 

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