Please add website https://www.kendigmovies.com/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMGqShjbGNrAwapGmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEeX_SOv5uWJ5nOYfNzXXTrqYk040S_O9yJcoYfNNtY0d31ZtRTCQAtCDjGHpo_aem_5cQwEm_VmPoWcpcEy8mbdg and the theatre name is Sunset Cinemas Kendig Square Movies 6 as per website
Just notice it when checking, apparently when AMC install XL at AMC at various locations that had 70MM projectors, they can’t be run with the XL format.
Jim Ross: An Epic addition to Marion County
Staff WriterOcala Star-Banner
Feb. 29, 2020, 12:46 p.m. ET
People who live in the State Road 200 corridor, west of Interstate 75, were so desperate for a movie theater on their side of town that almost anything would have been welcome.
Heck, if some savvy entrepreneur had spread a bed sheet between two utility poles and projected a movie onto the makeshift screen, thousands of people would have flocked to the new “theater.”
That’s not what happened. Instead, the epic people at Epic Theatres have built a five-star facility that is an instant classic and the envy of the local entertainment scene.
Have you been inside this place? It isn’t just the nicest movie theater in Marion County. It’s one of the nicest commercial buildings of any kind in Marion County
Epic opened quietly last week, as our Carlos Medina noted in his story. And the complex at the Market Street at Heath Brook mall was very quiet when I visited at 6 p.m. Thursday.
The quiet won’t last long.
If there’s a traditional box office, I didn’t see it. You buy your tickets by using simple touch screens, either outside or in the lobby.
It’s a simple process, but staff might have to help people the first time around.
Speaking of the lobby: It’s gargantuan.
The bar (yes, a bar) has 16 (yes, 16) beers on tap, plus machines for frozen daiquiris and frozen Jack and Coke.
Tabletops have movie posters on the surface — all equine movies, like “Seabiscuit” and “Black Stallion.” I suspect this is a nod to the mall’s former life as a horse farm.
The traditional concession area is roomy, and the fare looks pretty standard.
What isn’t standard is the huge seating area, with lots of tables, chairs and couches. It’s more like a hotel lobby than a theater lobby.
The 12 theaters are of varying sizes. “Downhill” was playing in a 47-seat theater, which was 46 more seats than needed when I peeked in during the 5:10 p.m. showing. (Sorry, Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Drefyuss.)
Another theater had 299 seats. I didn’t peek in there.
Speaking of seats: They are huge leather recliner-like contraptions that are nicer than any furniture in my house.
Even better: The aisles are wide. Very wide. No knee-knocking in this place if people are trying to scoot past you.
In December, this column chided Epic’s owners for taking so long to open. After all, the plans were announced almost three years ago.
Please rename theatre to Cinemark Tinseltown Erie as per Cinemark website
Please add website https://www.kendigmovies.com/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMGqShjbGNrAwapGmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEeX_SOv5uWJ5nOYfNzXXTrqYk040S_O9yJcoYfNNtY0d31ZtRTCQAtCDjGHpo_aem_5cQwEm_VmPoWcpcEy8mbdg and the theatre name is Sunset Cinemas Kendig Square Movies 6 as per website
Please rename Regal Dickson City as per Regal website
Please rename theatre to Phoenix Theatres Chartiers Luxury 14 + PTX™ as per website
Please rename theatre to R/C Carlisle Commons as per website
Please add website https://www.angelatheater.com/
Please update, total seats 831
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 2 59
Theatre 3, 4 11 and 12 43
Theatre 5 74
Theatre 6 71 with DBOX
Theatre 7 126 with DBOX
Theatre 8 1138 XD and DBOX
Theatre 9 and 10 76
Please update, rename theatre to Cinemark Harker Heights as per website and total seats 1,194
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 16 140
Theatre 2 and 15 106
Theatre 3, 4, 13 and 14 51
Theatre 5 and 12 61
Theatre 6, 7, 10 and 11 63
Theatre 8 and 9 62
Please update, total seats 613
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 111
Theatre 2, 3 and 4 77
Theatre 5 97
Theatre 6 66
Theatre 7 and 8 54
Please update, total seats 1,053
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 100
Theatre 2 90
Theatre 3 145
Theatre 4 159
Theatre 5 143
Theatre 6 139
Theatre 7 276
Please rename theatre to Rio 10 Cinemas-Kerrville and theatre website is https://www.rioentertainment.com/our-locations/
Please rename theatre to Plestex 4 as per webiste
Please fix city to Miami, this theatre is in Miami city and should be referred as Miami as per Regal website and US Postal service.
please fix the typo, it’s Regal Hollywood-Ocala
Does anyone know why the The Odyssey was pulled from being shown in 70MM at this location.
Just notice it when checking, apparently when AMC install XL at AMC at various locations that had 70MM projectors, they can’t be run with the XL format.
Theatre 20 has 70MM DTS equpped
Theatre 12 has 70MM DTS equipped
Theatre 2 has 70MM DTS equippped
No seating information, this is the only Epic Theatre that dosen’t offer Reserved Seating
Please rename theatre to Epic Theatres Old Mill Playhouse as per website.
Please update, rename theatre to Regal Hollywood-Ocala as per website and total seats 2,773
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 16 180
Theatre 2 266 IMAX
Theatre 3 115
Theatre 4 and 5 120
Theatre 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 111
Theatre 7 and 10 180
Theatre 8 and 9 293
Theatre 15 291 SCREENX
Please update, rename theatre to Epic Theatres of Ocala with Epic XL and total seats 1, 474
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 317 EPIC XL
Theatre 2 and 11 98
Theatre 3 and 10 45
Theatre 4 and 9 68
Theatre 5 and 8 96
Theatre 6 and 7 125
Jim Ross: An Epic addition to Marion County Staff WriterOcala Star-Banner Feb. 29, 2020, 12:46 p.m. ET
People who live in the State Road 200 corridor, west of Interstate 75, were so desperate for a movie theater on their side of town that almost anything would have been welcome.
Heck, if some savvy entrepreneur had spread a bed sheet between two utility poles and projected a movie onto the makeshift screen, thousands of people would have flocked to the new “theater.”
That’s not what happened. Instead, the epic people at Epic Theatres have built a five-star facility that is an instant classic and the envy of the local entertainment scene.
Have you been inside this place? It isn’t just the nicest movie theater in Marion County. It’s one of the nicest commercial buildings of any kind in Marion County
Epic opened quietly last week, as our Carlos Medina noted in his story. And the complex at the Market Street at Heath Brook mall was very quiet when I visited at 6 p.m. Thursday.
The quiet won’t last long.
If there’s a traditional box office, I didn’t see it. You buy your tickets by using simple touch screens, either outside or in the lobby.
It’s a simple process, but staff might have to help people the first time around.
Speaking of the lobby: It’s gargantuan.
The bar (yes, a bar) has 16 (yes, 16) beers on tap, plus machines for frozen daiquiris and frozen Jack and Coke.
Tabletops have movie posters on the surface — all equine movies, like “Seabiscuit” and “Black Stallion.” I suspect this is a nod to the mall’s former life as a horse farm.
The traditional concession area is roomy, and the fare looks pretty standard.
What isn’t standard is the huge seating area, with lots of tables, chairs and couches. It’s more like a hotel lobby than a theater lobby.
The 12 theaters are of varying sizes. “Downhill” was playing in a 47-seat theater, which was 46 more seats than needed when I peeked in during the 5:10 p.m. showing. (Sorry, Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Drefyuss.)
Another theater had 299 seats. I didn’t peek in there.
Speaking of seats: They are huge leather recliner-like contraptions that are nicer than any furniture in my house.
Even better: The aisles are wide. Very wide. No knee-knocking in this place if people are trying to scoot past you.
In December, this column chided Epic’s owners for taking so long to open. After all, the plans were announced almost three years ago.
Turns out the wait was worth it.
See you at the movies.
Contact Jim Ross at 671-6412 or
Please update, theatre is Closed