Landmark Midtown Art Cinema
931 Monroe Drive NE,
Atlanta,
GA
30331
931 Monroe Drive NE,
Atlanta,
GA
30331
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Operated by: Landmark Theatres (USA)
Previously operated by: Hoyts Cinemas, Interstate Enterprises, United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Functions: Movies (Foreign), Movies (Independent)
Previous Names: Midtown 8 Cinemas
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
678.495.1424
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Opened by Interstate Enterprises on December 11, 1987. The Hoyt’s Midtown 8 was the first multiplex cinema built in the midtown Atlanta area. When Landmark took over the lease in 2003 they remodeled and upgraded the cinema into one of Atlanta’s premier venues for foreign and independent films.
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Recent comments (view all 11 comments)
I love coming here. It’s my favorite place to see a movie. Great films and great seating. They also sell beer and wine. Lots of great restaurants too.
Was this really an old Hoyts location? I hadn’t heard of Hoyts operating in Atlanta.
When Midtown first opened, it was suppose to be a Hoyts theater. At that time Hoyts merged with George LaFont. I think it was called Hoyt Lafont or something like that. Art films were not the primary films shown here at that time.
If I recall correctly this was opened by Interstate Theaters before Hoyts bough them out.
About what year did this open originally?
This opened on December 11th, 1987 by Interstate – Lefont Theatres and taken over by United Artists in 1993. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
I added some new photos of auditorium 6 along with some lobby shots. The box office and snack bar still look the same.
Well the seats here are poor to what HOYTS in Australia have now in all there cinemas.Now we have electric recliners with cup holders and stadium seating.
The official grand opening ad in the photos section
Please Update:
Theatre name is Landmark Midtown Art Cinema
Total Seating: 1363
Theatre 1 and 6 156 seats
Theatre 2 169
Theatre 3 141
Theatre 4 343
Theatre 5 and 8 120 seats
Theatre 7 159 seats