By Atlanta News First staff
Published: Feb. 25, 2026 at 8:32 PM CST|Updated: 6 hours ago
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The IPIC Theaters location in Midtown Atlanta will close, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act filing from Wednesday.
The theater is located in the Colony Square mall in Midtown Atlanta, near Piedmont Park.
The theater will close April 28, affecting 163 employees.
Monday, February 23, 2026
[THAT’S ALL FOLKS] CMX CinéBistro Shutters Third and Final Atlanta Area Theater
CMX CinéBistro has closed its ten screen theater at Halcyon (5180 Town Center Boulevard) in Alpharetta. The theater spanned nearly 38,000 square feet and helped anchor the mixed-use development.
The theater reportedly closed abruptly Sunday but while it has been marked permanently closed on Google and removed from the CMX website, Fandango (via Google) was still showing listings through February 26, but fortunately would not allow payment to be processed.
When it opened on September 27, 2019, it was the third in metro Atlanta for the “dinner & a movie” theater operator, joining locations in TOWN Brookhaven and Peachtree Corners Town Center.
Cinemex Holdings USA, Inc., the parent company of CMX, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this past July, its second such filing in the past five years. Cinemex Holdings USA is the U.S. division of Mexico City-based Cinemex, one of the largest cinema operators in Latin America.
Each of the location’s ten theaters features curved high-gain screens with Christie Digital 2K projectors, RealD 3D and a digital 7.1 sound system. The theater also featured a full restaurant and bar along with its CMX Stone lobby sportsbar.
The Halcyon CMX had a not-so-stellar 3.2 star rating on Google with more than 1,000 reviews and many recent comments mentioning recurring issues like poor food quality, cleanliness issues, and disappointing service. In total, six of the theater’s ten most recent reviews were one star, with two others awarding two stars.
The TOWN Brookhaven location, the group’s first in the market, opened September 23, 2011. At the onset of the pandemic, it closed temporarily in March 2020, and after CMX filed for bankruptcy the following month, it closed permanently in September 2020.
The Peachtree Corners location opened on March 8, 2019, and closed this past December.
(LOOK Dine-In Cinemas opened in place of the former TOWN Brookhaven CinéBistro November 4, 2022, but while still open, its 31,710 square foot space is actively being marketed for lease.)
The Peachtree Corners location opened on March 8, 2019 and closed this past December.
The closure of CMX CinéBistro’s Peachtree Corners location follows the January 2025 closure of Regal Cinemas Hollywood 24 in Chamblee.
The Atlanta area has lost several other theaters in recent years including Regal Town Center Stadium 16 in Kennesaw, which closed September 27, 2020, Regal Stadium 22 in Austell, which closed June 6, 2023 (it’s becoming a new Rural King), and AMC Fork & Screen, which closed July 14, 2021 after 45 years in business and remains vacant
when i last checked the capacity in smg site, no films were being shown, this was my 2nd check. I’ll check again in a few months to see if i spot seating charts for 4 and 7
Three area Regal movie theaters are closed
Business News, Local / By The Villager / April 20, 2023
BY FREDA MIKLIN
STAFF WRITER
The few people in this area who still like to go to the movies got a jolt last week when they discovered that three formerly-popular Regal theaters were permanently closed.
Shuttered are the Regal Continental at 3635 S. Monaco Street Parkway in Denver, the Regal Cinebarre Greenwood Plaza at 8141 E. Arapahoe Road in Greenwood Village Entertainment District, and the Regal Meadows at 9355 Park Meadows Drive in Lone Tree.
The Continental had been open for over 50 years and included an extra-large auditorium that was popular for important movie premieres and those that had special sound effects. Its last day of business was April 13.2023
The Cinebarre was a concept that Regal introduced at that location a few years ago after the theater lost a lot of its business to the Landmark Theater (when popcorn and soda there were complimentary) and the Regal Southglenn. The Landmark drew lots of adults and Southglenn drew many of the younger people who also liked the amenities of the outdoor mall at Streets of Southglenn. Cinebarre offered a limited menu of food that could be eaten at one’s seat but it was awkward to eat there and ordering popcorn from a waitperson was also different. We went there at 5:00 p.m. on April 14 to find out if it was still open. As we came up, a staff member in uniform was walking into work at the theater when the manager opened the door and told her and us that it had closed.
It’s unclear when the Meadows Theater closed but one need only try to pull up showtimes there to see that it is gone. It doesn’t even show up on the list of theaters on Regal’s own website that still lists the Continental and Cinebarre, which both say, “We don’t currently have any screenings that match your selections.”
We reported on January 26 that our review of documents filed in the bankruptcy case of Regal’s parent company, Cineworld, indicated that the Meadows and Southglenn theaters were planned to be closed February 1. We wondered why Southglenn would be closed with approved plans for over 900 new residential to be built at the Streets of Southglenn in addition to the over 200 that are already there? Apparently, plans changed because that theater is still open and operating with new first-run movies.
We visited the AMC Arapahoe Crossings theater at 6696 S. Parker Road in Centennial this past weekend to see a movie. It was hopping, even felt like pre-pandemic days. We asked an employee if business had picked up. He gave us a wide smile and said, “Definitely.”
Theatre was expanded to 6 screens on September 16, 1994
Please update, total seats 414
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 2 52
Theatre 3 49
Theatre 4 and 6 46
Theatre 5 45
Theatre 7 77
Theatre 8 78
Please update, total seats 819
Theatre 1 288 XQ
Theatre 2 100
Theatre 3 and 4 118
Theatre 5 111
Theatre 6 49
Theatre 7 35
Please update, total seats 521
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 301
Theatre 2 64
Theatre 3 44
Theatre 4 69
Theatre 5 43
Please rename theatre to Cinemark Bourbonnais Movies 10 as per Cinemark website and Total seats 512
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 48
Theatre 2 and 5 40
Theatre 3 35
Theatre 4 25
Theatre 6 98
Theatre 7 45
Theatre 8 39
Theatre 9 77
Theatre 10 66
By Atlanta News First staff Published: Feb. 25, 2026 at 8:32 PM CST|Updated: 6 hours ago ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The IPIC Theaters location in Midtown Atlanta will close, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act filing from Wednesday.
The theater is located in the Colony Square mall in Midtown Atlanta, near Piedmont Park.
The theater will close April 28, affecting 163 employees.
Copyright 2026 WANF. All rights reserved
Please rename theatre to Marcus Bistroplex Southridge
Please rename theatre to Marcus Bay Park Cinemas
Monday, February 23, 2026 [THAT’S ALL FOLKS] CMX CinéBistro Shutters Third and Final Atlanta Area Theater CMX CinéBistro has closed its ten screen theater at Halcyon (5180 Town Center Boulevard) in Alpharetta. The theater spanned nearly 38,000 square feet and helped anchor the mixed-use development.
The theater reportedly closed abruptly Sunday but while it has been marked permanently closed on Google and removed from the CMX website, Fandango (via Google) was still showing listings through February 26, but fortunately would not allow payment to be processed.
When it opened on September 27, 2019, it was the third in metro Atlanta for the “dinner & a movie” theater operator, joining locations in TOWN Brookhaven and Peachtree Corners Town Center.
Cinemex Holdings USA, Inc., the parent company of CMX, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this past July, its second such filing in the past five years. Cinemex Holdings USA is the U.S. division of Mexico City-based Cinemex, one of the largest cinema operators in Latin America.
Each of the location’s ten theaters features curved high-gain screens with Christie Digital 2K projectors, RealD 3D and a digital 7.1 sound system. The theater also featured a full restaurant and bar along with its CMX Stone lobby sportsbar.
The Halcyon CMX had a not-so-stellar 3.2 star rating on Google with more than 1,000 reviews and many recent comments mentioning recurring issues like poor food quality, cleanliness issues, and disappointing service. In total, six of the theater’s ten most recent reviews were one star, with two others awarding two stars.
The TOWN Brookhaven location, the group’s first in the market, opened September 23, 2011. At the onset of the pandemic, it closed temporarily in March 2020, and after CMX filed for bankruptcy the following month, it closed permanently in September 2020.
The Peachtree Corners location opened on March 8, 2019, and closed this past December.
(LOOK Dine-In Cinemas opened in place of the former TOWN Brookhaven CinéBistro November 4, 2022, but while still open, its 31,710 square foot space is actively being marketed for lease.)
The Peachtree Corners location opened on March 8, 2019 and closed this past December.
The closure of CMX CinéBistro’s Peachtree Corners location follows the January 2025 closure of Regal Cinemas Hollywood 24 in Chamblee.
The Atlanta area has lost several other theaters in recent years including Regal Town Center Stadium 16 in Kennesaw, which closed September 27, 2020, Regal Stadium 22 in Austell, which closed June 6, 2023 (it’s becoming a new Rural King), and AMC Fork & Screen, which closed July 14, 2021 after 45 years in business and remains vacant
Theatre 7 has 70MM projection, will show Project Hail Mary next month
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 19 and 20 182
Theatre 3 143
Theatre 4 295
Theatre 5 312 IMAX WITH LASER
Theatre 6 190 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 7 295 XL at AMC and 70MM DDS
Theatre 8 144
Theatre 9, 10, 13 and 14 181
Theatre 11, 16, 17 and 22 95
Theatre 12, 15, 18 and 21 108
Theatre 25 is equipped for 70MM DDS, it will be showing Project Hail Mary in that format
Seating Capactiy:
Theatre 1, 9, 10,11, 13, 18, 20, 21, 22 and 30 92 seats
Theatre 2, 12, 19 and 29 155 seats
Theatre 3, 4, 27 and 28 106 seats
Theatre 5, 8 23 and 26 186 seats
Theatre 6 240
Theatre 7 288
Theatre 12 and 19 155 seats
Theatre 14 423 seats XL at AMC
Theatre 15 213 seats Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 16 271 seats IMAX with Laser
Theatre 17 422 seats XL at AMC
Theatre 24 160 4DX at AMC
Theatre 25 249 70MM DDS Equiped
when i last checked the capacity in smg site, no films were being shown, this was my 2nd check. I’ll check again in a few months to see if i spot seating charts for 4 and 7
Please rename theatre to Cinemark Bourbonnais Movies 10 as per Cinemark website
Please theatre to AMC Springfield 8 as per website
PLease rename theatre to AMC Springfield 12 as oer website
Please rename theatre to AMC Rockford 16 as per website
Please rename theatre to AMC Edwardsville 12 as per website
Please rename theatre to AMC Machesney Park 14 as per website
Please rename theatre to Cinemark Tinseltown Colorado Springs and XD
Three area Regal movie theaters are closed Business News, Local / By The Villager / April 20, 2023 BY FREDA MIKLIN STAFF WRITER
The few people in this area who still like to go to the movies got a jolt last week when they discovered that three formerly-popular Regal theaters were permanently closed.
Shuttered are the Regal Continental at 3635 S. Monaco Street Parkway in Denver, the Regal Cinebarre Greenwood Plaza at 8141 E. Arapahoe Road in Greenwood Village Entertainment District, and the Regal Meadows at 9355 Park Meadows Drive in Lone Tree.
The Continental had been open for over 50 years and included an extra-large auditorium that was popular for important movie premieres and those that had special sound effects. Its last day of business was April 13.2023
The Cinebarre was a concept that Regal introduced at that location a few years ago after the theater lost a lot of its business to the Landmark Theater (when popcorn and soda there were complimentary) and the Regal Southglenn. The Landmark drew lots of adults and Southglenn drew many of the younger people who also liked the amenities of the outdoor mall at Streets of Southglenn. Cinebarre offered a limited menu of food that could be eaten at one’s seat but it was awkward to eat there and ordering popcorn from a waitperson was also different. We went there at 5:00 p.m. on April 14 to find out if it was still open. As we came up, a staff member in uniform was walking into work at the theater when the manager opened the door and told her and us that it had closed.
It’s unclear when the Meadows Theater closed but one need only try to pull up showtimes there to see that it is gone. It doesn’t even show up on the list of theaters on Regal’s own website that still lists the Continental and Cinebarre, which both say, “We don’t currently have any screenings that match your selections.”
We reported on January 26 that our review of documents filed in the bankruptcy case of Regal’s parent company, Cineworld, indicated that the Meadows and Southglenn theaters were planned to be closed February 1. We wondered why Southglenn would be closed with approved plans for over 900 new residential to be built at the Streets of Southglenn in addition to the over 200 that are already there? Apparently, plans changed because that theater is still open and operating with new first-run movies.
We visited the AMC Arapahoe Crossings theater at 6696 S. Parker Road in Centennial this past weekend to see a movie. It was hopping, even felt like pre-pandemic days. We asked an employee if business had picked up. He gave us a wide smile and said, “Definitely.”
Please rename theatre to Cinemark Century Boulder as per website
Please rename theatre to AMC Fort Collins 10 as per AMC Website, it’s no longer branded as AMC Classics
Please rename theatre to AMC Fort Collins 10 as per AMC Website, it’s no longer branded as AMC Classics
Please update, total seats 2,465. All screens are opened and the following screens were not upgraded to recliners screens 3-7 and 14
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 114 SCREEN X
Theatre 2 78
Theatre 3 159
Theatre 4 178
Theatre 5 and 6 182
Theatre 7 141
Theatre 8 95
Theatre 9 and 12 93
Theatre 10 190
Theatre 11 137 IMAX LASER
Theatre 13 91
Theatre 14 138
Theatre 15 83
Theatre 16, 17, 18 and 19 96
Theatre 20 127
Please update, OPEN as of February 21, 2026 and rename FLIX Brewhouse-Katy. Add the old name to previous names.
Total seats: 824
Seating Capacity:
Theatres 1, 2 and 3 85 seats
Theatre 4 142
Theatre 5 and 6 139
Theatre 7 99
Theatre 8 50