AMC Barrett Commons 14
2600 Cobb Place Lane NW,
Kennesaw,
GA
30144
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Operated by: AMC Theatres
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: AMC Barrett Commons 24
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404.816.4262
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Opened July 2, 1999 with 24 screens. Considered by some locals to be the best theatre ever built! Includes bathrooms with 30 stalls each, ergo comfort seats with high backs, armrests actually big enough for two elbows, seat aisles 12 inches wider than normal, so you don’t have to stand up when someone passes along the row. Every screen is huge, floor to ceiling, including in the smaller auditoriums. Everything is kept neat and clean. The only drawback is the expensive refreshments. In 2012 one section of the building containing ten screens was closed and mothballed. It was renamed AMC Barrett Commons 14.
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This opened on July 2nd, 1999.
24 screens UGH.
This Theatre Only Contains IMAX.
July 2nd, 1999 grand opening ad below: Barrett commons 24 opening · Fri, Jul 2, 1999 – 109 · The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia) · Newspapers.com
As of early 2018, this multiplex should be renamed “Barrett Commons 14”, as the entire south wing has been closed due to poor business. They are keeping their multiplex version of Imax going. Still nice auditoriums, though.
@jaye123 It’s one of AMC’s standard 24 screen theatres built in the 90’s. The way they placed the auditorium entrances is how you get #24 in the main lobby. From the pictures your looking at it looks like #’s 14-23 we’re closed as that hallway is blocked for that wing.
I should also note that they closed the 10 screens back in 2012 as part of 6 locations AMC closed wings due to lower attendance.
The other locations were Palm Promenade 24, Covina 30, Deer Valley 30, Mesa Grand 24, and Interchange 30. Interchange dropped to 13 and has since closed altogether.
Regal also cut one wing of Cantera 30 after the bought it from the AMC-Kreasotes merger. I recently found out that AMC also cut the last 6 screens (25-30 wing) from South Barrington 30 after it went through its renovation.
Does anyone know or remember how many seats total the theater had before it’s south wing was closed in 2012?
Just wondering.