AMC Beverly Connection 6
100 N. LaCienega Boulevard,
Los Angeles,
CA
90048
100 N. LaCienega Boulevard,
Los Angeles,
CA
90048
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Previously operated by: AMC Theatres, General Cinema Corp.
Previous Names: General Cinemas Beverly Connection
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The General Cinemas Beverly Connection 6 was opened on June 6, 1990 with Arnold Schwarzenegger in “Total Recall” screening in 70mm with THX Dolby Stereo & 35mm. Once enormously popular, this six-screen multiplex closed in the summer of 2004, unable to compete with Pacific Theatres' stadium seating, 14-screen multiplex at The Grove.
It was demolished in around 2006.
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We can go ahead and mark this one as closed/demolished. The theatres were torn down about a year or so ago.
What was (or will be) built here after the demolition?
The lower level was rebuilt as a loading dock area, and the upper area is now a Home Goods. If you go to Windows Live Local and look at the Beverly Connection, the south view shows the demolished theatre, and you can see the footprint of the three downstairs theatres. The sloped floors were all that was left when the picture was taken.
The north view shows the theatre before demolition.
Those charity screenings back in 1990 with the 70mm titles and classic and very good films (now many of them are) must have been fun! I wish more theatres did that to celebrate their openings.
Anyone know what the seat counts were here?
i trained there back in 1987 to be prepped for the opening of the Cineplex Odeon Universal City 18. These were small small theaters. Smaller than the Academy 6 in Pasadena.
That theater is now AMC Universal Cinema 19 with the imax screen.
Please update, theatre open Wednesday, June 6, 1990 with Total Recall
This was a fun venue with small but tidy theaters and amenities… saw The Matrix, LA Confidential, Return of the Jedi ‘97 and Eyes Wide Shut here. Always good crowds and random celebrity sightings…