iPic Pasadena
42 Miller Alley,
Pasadena,
CA
91103
42 Miller Alley,
Pasadena,
CA
91103
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Operated by: iPic Theatres
Previously operated by: AMC Theatres, Laemmle Theatres, Village Roadshow - Gold Class Cinemas
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: AMC Old Pasadena 8, Laemmle's One Colorado, One Colorado Pasadena - Village Roadshow Gold Class Cinemas
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
626.744.1224
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The AMC Old Pasadena 8 was opened November 22, 1991. High end multiplex with curbside valet parking, a restaurant/bar, reclining loungers in the theater and food and drink service. Ticket price $22.
Taken over by Laemmle and renamed Laemmle’s One Colorado. It had closed by December 2009 to be converted into Gold Class Cinemas. It reopened in December 2009 as One Colorado Pasadena-Village Roadshow Gold Class Cinemas. It has now been taken over by iPic Theaters.
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There was a full page ad for this theater in the LA Times a few days ago. They seem to be emphasizing the waiter service, but for me that would be a little distracting if the movie was halfway decent.
This kind of Petit Bourgeois display of wealth is just what Pass The Donut needs. I hope the seats are wide enough for all the fat toads that are willing to pay triple to see the crap that passes for cinema these days. Charming.
From the LA Times today:
http://tinyurl.com/yaxdbye
If they could insure that there would be no cel phones, blackberrys or devices with a bright display that distract from the film. Also, police the theater to prevent people from talking, kicking your chair, or other distacting behaviour, then maybe, just maybe I’d consider this theater. The sad reality is that people no longer have even the slightest vestiage of consideration or manners when it comes to going to a movie theater and paying $30 a ticket will not solve the problems. I’m old enough to remember when theaters – real movie theaters – had ushers with flashlights to keep patrons from this type of behaviour. Now it’s just commomplace and accepted and just plain sad. No wonder prople stay home and get the film from Netflix.
Went here last week. They’ve got plenty of kinks to work out. They don’t bother to tell you anywhere but you should plan to arrive 30 minutes before show time. They took our food and drink order before we were escorted to our seats. They brought the drinks but the food never showed up. That’s just ridiculous!
The seats were really comfortable and there is not a bad seat in the house. The screen was great and the sound was too. Unfortunately though the stinky service overshadowed all of it.
The Google Street View shows Miller Alley leading south from Union Street. This Flickr photo shows the pedestrian passage leading to the theater from Colorado Boulevard, with the theater’s sign and attraction board suspended above it (the photo is a bit blurry.)
This opened on November 22nd, 1991 along with the Media Center 4 by AMC. Grand opening ad in photo section.
Please update, 240 seats
Six screens with a total of only 240 seats? That’s 40 seats per screen. Can that be? Well, this web page has a photo of one of the auditoriums, and it does indeed have only 40 seats. There are also photos of lounge areas, and they look like they seat way more people than that auditorium does. Is this place a movie theater, or is it a big cocktail lounge with a few little screening rooms attached?
6 recliners seat screens and it’s dine in theater