AMC Regency Square 8
1095 Regency Parkway,
St. Charles,
MO
63303
1095 Regency Parkway,
St. Charles,
MO
63303
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The AMC Regency Square 8 was opened on November 26, 1986. It was closed on February 3, 2000.
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OK, one more thing: Had Regency Square Shopping Center been around in the 70s, I’m certain General Cinema would have put a theater there. That shopping center is the exactly the type of location GCC would have wanted and I’m certain they would have put at least 6 screens in it to compete with Cinema 4 Center. Just speculation on my part, but hey, it’s fun!
Some of the movies that were showing at the Regency during Christmas 1990: The Russia House, Kindergarten Cop, Look Who’s Talking Too, Mermaids, Edward Scissorhands, Misery, Three Men and a Little Lady.
Let’s see: I saw Edward Scissorhands, Misery, Kindergarten Cop, Look Who’s Talking Too, and…can’t remember the other one…
I also found that Predator 2 opened at the Regency but it was likely gone by Christmas.
My favorite memory of the Regency is June 24, 1989. I saw the first showing of the day of Batman, and upon exiting, found two tickets for a late matinee on the ground, so I saw the same movie twice in one day.
The last movie I saw there before it closed was Mystery Men.
After nearly a decade and a half, St Charles County will have an AMC theater again, in the fall of 2014.
http://thestreetsofstcharles-px.rtrk.com/2/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/AMC-Announcement-Nov-2013.pdf
A bit of irony that the planned new theatre will have 8 screens. Eight screens was “obsolete” in 2000 when the Regency Square closed. Must be a different spokesperson.
I also believe it’s because the theater is intended to be an “art house” theater, at least partially. But you raise a valid point, JAlex. Highly ironic…also, this will be on the property where Noah’s Ark used to be, I believe. We’ll see if this catches on.
November 26th, 1986 grand opening ad in photo section.
Closed on February 3, 2000.