Multiplex and megaplex theater chain shows mainstream movies in a plush setting.

by Contributor

In Short
In 1920, Edward Durwood opened a single-screen picture house in Kansas City, Mo. Over the next 40 years, his company went on to pioneer the use of four- and six-screen theaters. In 1969, the company incorporated as American Multi-Cinema Inc. in honor of its signature multiplexes. Now, the company is known for theaters with 14 or more screens, as well as innovations such as armrests with built-in cup holders, stadium seating with LoveSeats, ATM-style ticketing and online ticket purchasing.

05/25/02

It's Aight

by Mr_Moviegoer

I have been going to this theatre for several years now. I love the lobby. It is really cool with all the pictures and lights. Sometimes there are a few roudy individuals that ruin for everyone. Sometimes people talk on their cells phones during the movie. I think there should be a warning before the movie, not just text but with sound, saying "No use of Cell phones during movie or you may be asked to leave". Sometime it is musty and warm and needs a cleanig. Overall, it's Aight.

• Pros: Nearby, Empty for some, Great Parking
• Cons: Roudy individuals, Musty,Warm Untidy, Cellular use in show