AMC Randhurst 16 Theaters
101 E. Euclid Avenue,
Mount Prospect,
IL
60056
101 E. Euclid Avenue,
Mount Prospect,
IL
60056
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: AMC Theatres, General Cinema Corp.
Architects: Maurice D. Sornik
Nearby Theaters
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Randhurst Cinema
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Mount Prospect Cinema I & II
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AMC Randhurst 12
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Prospect Theatre
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CMX Arlington Heights
News About This Theater
- Apr 29, 2011 — AMC opens new Randhurst Cinema 12; older theater to close
General Cinema built a new, 16-screen megaplex at the mall, opening on November 22, 1996, which replaced the old fourplex Randhurst Cinema which has its own page on Cinema Treasures.
The AMC Randhurst 16 Theaters was closed April 21, 2011, and was demolished in the summer of 2011.
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Recent comments (view all 43 comments)
Status: Demolished
This is wrong. It opened in 1996. November 22nd 1996 to be exact. I know as I worked there the first day.
November 22nd, 1996 Grand opening ad (along with the Northbrook Court 14) posted here.
Wow…so hard to believe. 15 years is a very short lifespan for a movie theater. This theater replaced the old Randhurst twin. It is very similar to the AMC at Northbrook Court that opened at the same time. Oh well. I’m glad to see, at least, that AMC opened a new theater there.
I saw movies here, when I was living in Des Plaines, Illinois.
Movies I saw here was Lilo and Stitch, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl, Pokemon: The Movie, Pokémon 3: The Movie, Piglet’s BIG Movie, and Pooh’s Heffalump Movie.
Original 1965 opening ad is posted. Original architect was Maurice Sornik.
The movies I also watched here was Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie, Treasure Planet in 2002, Brother Bear in 2003, Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: The Pyramid of Light there in 2004.
Also Pokémon 4Ever here as well.
Please update, theatre opened November 22, 1996, I created another page for the Randhurst Theatre 4. The theatre was opened by General Cinema