AMC Dine-In Theatres Marina 6
13455 Maxella Avenue,
Marina Del Rey,
CA
90292
13455 Maxella Avenue,
Marina Del Rey,
CA
90292
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Opened in 1988, this was on top of the A list for the Cineplex chain. Although small in size (a six plex), the theater’s marble opulance and neo-Art Deco styling was a welcome attraction to Marina del Rey. Even today, celebrities patronize the theater.
This was the first computerized movie theater in Los Angeles. In November 2012 it was renamed AMC Dine-In Theatres Marina 6
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I think people are figity enough watching a film without having the interputions of a waiter taking pates and filling glasses. Movies should be movies and restuarants should be resturants. I’m just a old grouch who wants a good film with a great presentation. No 3D! No food service! No taking and texting! Just a quiet well mannered audience to watch a film with.
I don’t know about you, but a good steak paired with a good movie sounds like a great night.
An article about AMC’s converting this theater to its dine-and-view concept can be read here.
Theater is now called “AMC Dine-In Theatres Marina 6.” They conducted their soft opening starting the Saturday after Thanksgiving 2012. I attended said soft opening on Sunday 11/25. AWESOME AWESOME THEATRE! Great food, awesome power reclining seats, film and sound presentation top notch!
I think that if AMC builds more of these around LA, ArcLight will have it’s first real, legitimate competion in town!
How was the masking Chris? :P
The room I was in (Auditorium 1) was happily side masking. :)
The AMC website lists ticket prices as much cheaper than the LA Times article above — $10 matinee, $12.50 evening.
Those are weekday prices, Danny. Don’t know the weekend matinee price, but weekend evenings jump up to $17.50.
The theatre’s official opening is today (December 3, 2012).
I’m never going to be convinced this is a good thing. I hate interuptions and talking during films. IMO this will never replace Arclight as far as quality in film exhibition. Common…Really? If this is the future of Cinema then I am going to quit going. AMC is killing film exhibition. They are the worst.
Don’t knock it till you try it, Brad. And it’s really not as intrusive as you think. The only “interuption” I had was the waitress (SILENTLY) placing the bill on the edge of my table midway through the screening.