@ChaseTheatres You may be thinking of the ‘Mall Cinema’ that was about a mile down the road. The Mall Cinema was taken over by GTC and later closed in favor of this location.
The description should be updated. Carrollton Cinema was opened as a 10-screen in 2005 under Georgia Theatre Company.
@ChaseTheatres You may be thinking of the ‘Mall Cinema’ that was about a mile down the road. The Mall Cinema was taken over by GTC and later closed in favor of this location.
The description should be updated. Carrollton Cinema was opened as a 10-screen in 2005 under Georgia Theatre Company.
https://www.ajc.com/news/regal-hollywood-24-once-no-1-theater-in-metro-atlanta-has-closed/MTCFVM6SDVH2LKYZ2IJZLDNOYE/
Opened May 17th 1999 with Star Wars Episode 1. Closed January 5th 2025, after the Holiday season’s Sonic 3 & Mufasa: The Lion King.
This was once the busiest theatre in the Atlanta area. Peak year was in 2003, gross $9.7 million at the box office
Here’s a video featuring this cinema and their staff on Halloween of 1999. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL9TSCawJTM
They are showing Oppenheimer in 70mm in Theatre 4. Not sure if it is there to stay or just for the run of Oppenheimer.
Regal Stadium 22 @ Austell closed its doors for good on 6/6/23.
Historic Tara theater set to reopen this spring
https://www.gpb.org/news/2023/02/23/the-show-goes-on-historic-tara-theater-set-reopen-spring