The twinning of this theater was terrible. When you went into the balcony theater you walked in right by the screen almost on top of it. They had great curtains and masking prior to twinning. The Sutton was the same thing.
I was manager there in 1983 for one day. When I found out the long hours there was for $225.00 a week I decided to take another job. We were playing Return Of The Jedi than.
Wow I thought they did recliners in the last remodel. I hate the not using masking. We are doing the Regal here but they have raised their prices ridiculous here in Asheville. After this I will stick with Cinemark and Epic. AMC is even worse.
Moviefan
Is it still operated by Floyd Theaters? Also, do they have actual real scope. I hated Floyd theaters because their idea was the screen had to be full all the time so and scope pictures were off the screen. It was so ridiculous
What makes everyone think this theater is closing? For years it was reported that the Cinema 1,2,3 3rd Ave was closing and here it is 20 years later and it’s still open
Ron Newman
We have one AMC here in Asheville NC that was a former Carmike Theater. I haven’t been there in years because the GM is a witch. Looked into tickets for last Saturday because it was closer for where I was that day. There prices are $3.00 higher than Regal and Cinemark and our three local chains. Didn’t happen
The twinning of this theater was terrible. When you went into the balcony theater you walked in right by the screen almost on top of it. They had great curtains and masking prior to twinning. The Sutton was the same thing.
I was manager there in 1983 for one day. When I found out the long hours there was for $225.00 a week I decided to take another job. We were playing Return Of The Jedi than.
This is a stupid policy. I refuse to go to the local AMC in my town. This is even more reason not to go
Are they still using the box office? The Regal here is not they haven’t since before the pandemic
Wow I thought they did recliners in the last remodel. I hate the not using masking. We are doing the Regal here but they have raised their prices ridiculous here in Asheville. After this I will stick with Cinemark and Epic. AMC is even worse.
Regal and some of these closures listed like this one is ridiculous. This has always been a popular theater except for an issue with rats
I can’t believe this theater doesn’t do well. Same goes for Shadowwoods in Boca
Drive-In 54 Can they actually show scope films in scope on the screen?
Opened by William Goldman to replace the Airport Drive which was demolished for airport expansion.
Moviefan Is it still operated by Floyd Theaters? Also, do they have actual real scope. I hated Floyd theaters because their idea was the screen had to be full all the time so and scope pictures were off the screen. It was so ridiculous
Moviefan
As of a few weeks ago the Thunderbird in Ft Lauderdale was also closed. It said for renovations.
I saw The Broken Hearts Club there in September 2000 whemn I visited NYC
What makes everyone think this theater is closing? For years it was reported that the Cinema 1,2,3 3rd Ave was closing and here it is 20 years later and it’s still open
AsegruB Are you talking about The AMC River Hills Asheville? When they reopened after the pandemic she was still the GM
Saw many great shows here. I didn’t know they closed.
Ron Newman We have one AMC here in Asheville NC that was a former Carmike Theater. I haven’t been there in years because the GM is a witch. Looked into tickets for last Saturday because it was closer for where I was that day. There prices are $3.00 higher than Regal and Cinemark and our three local chains. Didn’t happen
It lookis identical the a theater in Philly Sam’s Place
The Fort Lauderdale Drive In Movie Theatre is currently undergoing renovations.
I hope they keep that amazing Marquee
Does this theater have 1.85 flat and 2,36 scope capabilities?
Oh wow what awesome news Luis
I went there once and there was a fight between two old guys because one said the other butted in front of him. Ridiculous scene. Cops and all
I asked way back and nobody answered me. Did this theater with the large screen have true scope and flat presentations?
Actually the screen upstairs in 2 was much larger than the downstairs. The old Orpheum was almost identical
This is awesome news.