There should be before and after pictures of the theatre from first built down through the years…read moreuntil now. The outside don't quite capture it for me as I know it from my childhood. When I was growing up with the neighborhood children, cousin and myself we all would go to the movies with a capitola from the 5lb. bag of flour, that was money the size of a 50 cent coin (don't remember the value of it). I had to wait for the flour to be used up before I could get another one. Sometimes they had one or paid money to get in. It seemed so much larger then....just a stroll down memory lane....LOL. Please put a mural or collage of it's original look outside on the walls!! B. Ogletree

Stopped by with my son, who is an aspiring cinematographer. I wanted him to see the building while…read morelearning about the history. It was closed due to COVID, but we'll be back.

One of the cleaner AMC's . Plenty of parking if you get there early. This place also serves…read morealcohol. They also check for minors trying to say rated R movies.

Nice!!! I like it here.... I've caught late shows, so never crowded…read more There are a few parking spaces directly in front but there is a nice size parking garage, right next door. The walk is not bad. They have kiosk to purchase tickets and have a member of the staff close by, if needed. Once entry, there is a full bar with high top tables and lounge couches, a nice area. Next to it, you have the regular concession stand foods and drinks. The restroom offers several stalls and it's clean. They had comfortable and spacious, and recliner seating.

Went there Monday to watch a movie I wasn't e en interested in, lol. My partner wanted to see it. I…read morewasn't aware at the time but I lost my wallet there. I thought I lost it at the restaurant/bar, but the didn't have it. I left work early and went there only for someone to have turned it in.and it was in their safe. I appreciate the ticket person as well because she was kind enough to go look. If anyone can tell me the name of the employer person who turned it in, I have something for them.

Quite possibly one of the worst theater experiences I've had not long ago. Such a shame cause I've…read morecome here many times to watch movies but I think this place has officially lost the appeal. My biggest issue is that there is absolutely no enforcement on keeping cellphones silent when the movie is playing. Anyone can do as they please even if it means disrupting the experience for everyone else. Today a man sat in the front row after the movie began and blasted a loud clip from his phone. Frustrated after having experienced this multiple times here, I told him to turn it off. He then asked sarcastically who I was talking to, then threatened to beat me up. Another man came in not long before the end of the movie only to start constantly texting with his phone ringing out loud. If behavior like that can slide, then perhaps anything can. Plenty of theaters to go to when new movies come out, and this certainly isn't the one.

The only theatre I know that still plays 35mm prints. I love the simpleness and the selection of…read moremovies. The staff is helpful and very knowledgable. I great experience everytime I go and watch a movie.

Years ago I attended Georgia State and vaguely remember the theatre located in the student center…read more I found myself on a Sunday afternoon as my cousin premiered her latest short film that she directed and produced in this theatre. It's a cool little cinema that the students are fortunate to have on their campus in downtown Atlanta. The theatre was very accommodating for my cousin's premiere and everything went off without a hitch!