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Pacific Place Cinema

Seattle, WA

600 Pine Street

, Seattle, WA 98101 United States

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Status:	Open
Screens:	Multiplex (11 Screen)
Style:	Rustic

Function:	Movies (First Run)
Seats:	Unknown
Chain:	AMC Theatres

Architect:	Unknown
Firm:	Unknown

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Built in 1998 by General Cinema in a downtown shopping mall. The lobby and entry have a unique rustic look with raw timber, beamed ceilings and darker colors. When it opened it had a cafe and bar, although AMC may have eliminated this when they took over as they did at the Yorktown 16 in Illinois.

Contributed by dave-bronx

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When it comes to multi-plex theatres, this one is a winner! They do everything right. Nice warm ambiance, each screen features excellent digital sound, and stadium seating which is a first for a downtown Seattle movie theatre. 2 of the 11 screens are quite large, I believe around 60 feet wide. And projectionists that actually care about how the film looks on the screen. A must see!

posted by Colin Marcoe on Dec 2, 2004 at 10:58pm

Is it just me or does this theatre seem to be getting lousy bookings these days compared with Regal's Meridian down the street.

posted by Mark Campbell on Nov 17, 2009 at 5:01pm

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