Please rename Cinemark Sharpstown 3, it eventually got taken over by Cineplex and Cinemark after Cineplex merged with Odeon and Plitt in the mid 1980’s and a 3rd screen was added. Cineplex called the 3rd screen Gaylynn Terrace which had 70MM It closed September 8, 1988
This theatre opened under Cineplex in 1984 before the chain merged with Odeon, then ran as a $1.00 theatre under Cinemark and then independent before it closed. Add Cineplex to previous operators.
Please update, Landmark took over March 11, 1994 (Grand reopening ad in phtos section) and closed on December 31, 2007. Please rename Landmark Greenway 3, theatre couldn’t compete with the Regal Edwards Greenway 24
Theatre closed May 6, 2000 with Bicentennial Man, Here On Earth, The Green Mile, 3 Strikes, The Whole Nine Yards, Galaxy Quest and Toy Story 2, AMC when it closed charged $2.00 all day
Please update, AMC Almeda West closed on September 13, 1990 with Class of 1999, Pump Up The Volume, My Blue Heaven and Die Hard 2 and the AMC Almeda 5 theatre closed December 19, 1997 with Scream 2, Home Alone 3, Mortal Kombat, Anastasia and The Devil’s Advocate the day before the AMC Gulf Point 30 open
Please update, Frank Theatres added 3 screens to make it 10 and stadium seating on June 22, 2007 and screens 11 and 12 on July 20, 2007. The new owners closed 11 and 12.
This theatre is open seating, dosen’t feature RSVP seating. Also posted a better grand opening ad as a twin in the photos section.
Please update total seating is 3,657 and theatre 12 is supposed to be RPX, but on the Regal website Fantastic Four in screen 12 is regular, no RPX Mention.
Please rename Oaks Center Cinema and it’s running 12 screens. The theatres that are in use is screens 13-24 and Theatres 14 and 24 are Superscreen. THis theatre is open seating and according to photos on google, they are using Regal old regular seating. I uploaded the Regal grand opening ad in photos section.
Please rename Cinemark Tinseltown Westchase and closed on Janaury 10, 2008. It was demolished a month later.
please updat, the theatre open March 20, 1987 operated by Cinemark. Plase rename Star Cienama Grill Rosenberg 8
Please rename Cinemark NW Village, it closed as $1.00 by Cinemark
Please reanme Missouri City 6, Cinemark rename the theatre prior to going indie which still used the name. Add Central 6 Cinema as previous name.
Please update, theatre open May 15, 1986 and add previous Chains Cineplex (of Texas) and Cinemark
Please rename Cinemark Sharpstown 3, it eventually got taken over by Cineplex and Cinemark after Cineplex merged with Odeon and Plitt in the mid 1980’s and a 3rd screen was added. Cineplex called the 3rd screen Gaylynn Terrace which had 70MM It closed September 8, 1988
This theatre opened under Cineplex in 1984 before the chain merged with Odeon, then ran as a $1.00 theatre under Cinemark and then independent before it closed. Add Cineplex to previous operators.
Please rename to Regal Downingtown and total seats is 1,497
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 16 72
Theatre 2 and 15 56
Theatre 3 and 14 87
Theatre 4 and 13 136
Theatre 5 and 12 56
Theatre 6 and 11 47
Theatre 7 92
Theatre 8 234 IMAX
Theatre 9 173
Theatre 10 90
Please update, total seats 897 as per theatre website.
Seating Capacity:
The 1903 Theatre 658 35MM
White Rabbit 174
Berry 65
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 112
Theatre 2 128
Theatre 3 and 7 56
Theatre 4 165 Superscreen DLX
Theatre 5 152 Superscreen DLX
Theatre 6 120
Theatre 8 53
Theatre 9 121
Please add Silver Cinemas as preious operators.
Please update,rename AMC Meyer Park 16 and the theatre closed May 31, 2007, it was the last 1980’s AMC locations to close in Houston
Please update, Landmark took over March 11, 1994 (Grand reopening ad in phtos section) and closed on December 31, 2007. Please rename Landmark Greenway 3, theatre couldn’t compete with the Regal Edwards Greenway 24
Theatre closed May 6, 2000 with Bicentennial Man, Here On Earth, The Green Mile, 3 Strikes, The Whole Nine Yards, Galaxy Quest and Toy Story 2, AMC when it closed charged $2.00 all day
Please update, theatre closed May 24, 1999 and rename AMC Festival 6
Please update, theatre became AMC Deerbrook 8 on May 4, 1990 when 2 screens were added
Please update, AMC Almeda West closed on September 13, 1990 with Class of 1999, Pump Up The Volume, My Blue Heaven and Die Hard 2 and the AMC Almeda 5 theatre closed December 19, 1997 with Scream 2, Home Alone 3, Mortal Kombat, Anastasia and The Devil’s Advocate the day before the AMC Gulf Point 30 open
Grand opening ad in the photos section
Please update, Frank Theatres added 3 screens to make it 10 and stadium seating on June 22, 2007 and screens 11 and 12 on July 20, 2007. The new owners closed 11 and 12.
This theatre is open seating, dosen’t feature RSVP seating. Also posted a better grand opening ad as a twin in the photos section.
Please update total seating is 3,657 and theatre 12 is supposed to be RPX, but on the Regal website Fantastic Four in screen 12 is regular, no RPX Mention.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 15 and 16 149
Theatre 3, 4, 6, 8 11, 13 and 14 202
Theatre 5 486
Theatre 7 293
Theatre 9 239 IMAX with Laser and 70MM IMAX GT
Theatre 10 168 4DX
Theatre 12 467 was RPX, currently showing Regular
Please update, theatre opened on December 13, 1996 and the grand opening ad posted in the photos section and total seats 978
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 10 106
Theatre 2 and 9 46
Theatre 3 and 8 50
Theatre 4 and 7 100
Theatre 5 and 6 187
Please rename Oaks Center Cinema and it’s running 12 screens. The theatres that are in use is screens 13-24 and Theatres 14 and 24 are Superscreen. THis theatre is open seating and according to photos on google, they are using Regal old regular seating. I uploaded the Regal grand opening ad in photos section.
Please rename ReelLuxury Cinemas-The Woodlands and total seats 356
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 65
Theatre 2 and 3 45
Theatre 4 87
Thatre 5 49
Please rename Reel Cinemas Narberth 2 as per website
Please rename Penn Cinema-Huntingdon Valley and total seats 511
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 2 46
Theatre 3 63
Theatre 4 162
Theatre 5 45
Theatre 6 36
Theatre 7 113