AMC BarryWoods 24

I went to this theatre August 1999 and saw Inspector Gadget. I don't remember much other than it was big, nice and every theatre was big (I could also hear dialogue from the finanically succesful crap-fest The Blair Witch Project). I was nine when I went my only (so far) appearance, it was a young film fan's dream (today, that would be a 30 screen mainstream/art-house cinema with the style of the old movie palaces, double features, revivals, popcorn seasonings and well-behaved attendants and employees).

This is my favorite AMC theatre. It issn't overcrowded like the Studio 30 or Town Center 20 and it has a nice space theme atmosphere. Also worth mentioning is the echo chamber in the middle of the lobby can be fun at times.

There's 3 other AMC Odyssey 24s just like this in the AMC Chain and these are:
AMC Oak View Odyssey 24 in Omaha, NE (looks excatly like Barrywoods 24 from the photos I saw of it) pictures are at: http://www.moviewatcher.com/theatres/theatre_information.jsp?unit=85 and http://www.cinematour.com/tour.php?db=us&id=3936

AMC Hampton Towne Centre 24 in Hampton, VA: Pictures are at http://www.moviewatcher.com/theatres/theatre_information.jsp?unit=369 and http://www.cinematour.com/tour.php?db=us&id=5799

AMC Winston Churchill 24 in Oakville, ON, CA (Toronto Area): pictures are at http://www.moviewatcher.com/theatres/theatre_information.jsp?unit=3706

I live right behind this theater and I come here frequently for first run attractions. Very nice, very very clean! I just wish AMC would keep their prices from rising ever so slightly every time I come to see a movie.

Not many white and black trash 13-16 year olds hang out in front. That's what makes this one worth going to.

I made a mistake. I saw Inspector Gadget at the Ward Parkway. The actual first time I was here was April 20th, 2007, when I saw Meet The Robinsons in 3-D and Hot Fuzz (in a nearly 600 seat auditorium). Great theatre.

I just saw Journey To The Center Of The Earth 3-D here in Auditorium 5 (the REAL-D auditorium). I like that auditorium and the REAL-D presentation was great.