AMC Rolling Hills 20
2591 Airport Drive,
Torrance,
CA
90505
2591 Airport Drive,
Torrance,
CA
90505
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Added photos of all 20 auditoriums. In the description of each auditorium photo, I’ve noted the projector info and the most centered seat.
Capacity is 3,321
Auditorium capacities: 195 (1), 160 (2), 146 (3), 110 (4), 122 (5), 146 (6), 161 (7), 140 (8), 244 (9), 182 (10/IMAX), 241 (11), 119 (12/Dolby), 220 (13), 108 (14), 109 (15), 218 (16), 202 (17), 142 (18), 201 (19), 155 (20)
July 25th, 1997 grand opening ad with 20 screens in the photo section.
This opened on May 16th, 1986 with six screens. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section.
That is actually a picture of the former Rolling Hills Theater which has a separate entry. As mentioned above by twintermute, the 20day plex is behind this former theater.
uh, that’s a picture of BevMo. the theater IS behind it, but…
I took the wife to see “The Proposal” here last night. Not bad for a chick flick.
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Saw Rocky III, Ghostbusters II and Batman here, among others. Great days.
My old racquet club was across the parking lot from the sixplex. The club was torn down around the time the theater was expanded. I saw Hellboy II at the theater yesterday and took a couple of photos:
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The AMC Rolling Hills 20 started out originally as the AMC Rolling Hills 6. It was your typical early 80’s 6plex, mirrored in design to the AMC Marina Pacifica 6 amongst others. The theatre was always busy and expansion was needed. In the mid 90’s, it was determined that the theatre would be added on, and expanded to a 20 plex. A new 13 plex was added next to the old 6 plex (which stayed open, sans one doorway out) while the 6 plex stayed opened. AMC then opened the new 13 plex with stadium seating, and all theatres under 300 seats.
With the new theatre, the old 6 plex was semi gutted. The old 6 screens were rebuilt with stadium seating, and a 7th theatre was added where the former lobby was. The concession stand there was remodeled to form a very small satellite stand, and the restrooms were kept in the old lobby area, just long corridors led to them. Its definitely neat to see a movie in the old lobby!