Cinebarre Biltmore Square
800 Brevard Road,
Asheville,
NC
28806
800 Brevard Road,
Asheville,
NC
28806
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This theatre is the newest concept in movie entertainment. This theatre showed first run films and is equipped with a full service restaurant and bar.
This chain will be expanding into Charleston, SC and will give AMC a run for their money once they go nationwide.
In the fall of 2010, it began screening second run movies.
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Mike Martinelli
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When this theatre opened in 1995 it opened as the UA Biltmore Square 6 operated by United Artists, Regal took over in 2003 and this remained a main stream theatre until its conversion to the Cinebarre in 2007.
Where Did the BILTMORE TWIN go to is this new theatre in the same location. BILTMORE TWIN was on FORREST CENTER?
Thanks Mike.
TLSLOEWS.I still think you could work up a good story or two on your NASHVILLE theatres like Nick is doing. KNOXVILLE is smaller than NASHVILLE,but has alot more theatre stories.
Very true Mike, but I am only one person,thank goodness!And those KNOXVILLE people like to talk it up.
Outside of Robin and Ray Hutto at SOUTHSIDE THEATRE in Augusta {on CT] I am the only one here and Robin really doesn’t get deep into the Histories.
And now, back to comments about this theater. According to this article, competition from newer nearby multiplxes has compelled management to run the Cinebarré as a second-run house and that it will be rebranded as the Cinebarré Classic: View link
Thanks,Chris.
Cinebarre started this past weekend with second run movies. Admission is $3.00. It really saddens me because this was thier first theater and it was very popular for along time. Part of it is the mahagement’s fault beccause they did not show any of the blockbuster filsm this summer in 3-D. I know they lsot my business on Avitar and Alice In Wonderland. That was a really poor decesion and something they should rethink for the future.
The Regal Biltmore Grande stadium 15 is proibibly what hurt their business being just 4 miles down the interstae at the next exit even tough the sound is so loud that I refuse to attend that theater because it actually hurts your ears.
Does anybody in the Asheville area know if this theater will be a casulty of digital projection? I love this theater.