AMC Pine Square 16
245 Pine Avenue,
Long Beach,
CA
90802
245 Pine Avenue,
Long Beach,
CA
90802
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Previously operated by: AMC Theatres
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News About This Theater
- Nov 22, 2010 — AMC Pine Square 16 in Long Beach eyed for housing
This was a popular first-run theatre in downtown Long Beach. It opened December 18, 1992 and was closed on November 28, 2010.
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Here is a photo:
http://tinyurl.com/yydbdjl
They handed out 16" rulers as a novelty promtional item for the theatre’s grand opening.
This theatre used to be extremely busy, but also tended to attract it’s fair share of less than desirable patrons. At management training seminars, the Pine Square managers always seemed to have the worst customer incident stories.
Nice looking theatre,but its hard to tell its a theatre unless you know what AMC is.Looks like most malls everywhere now.
this theater will be closing soon and it is being turned into condos.
That area of LB is getting too darned ‘grotty’ with an unsafe atmosphere for seniors and handicapped access which is out of view from security or cameras.
Status should be now closed. Its last day of business was yesterday.
An article about the closing on November 28, 2010: View link
Thanks Guys another gone,Even though quite new.Theatres it seems are good for twenty years or less then they are closed.
Pine Square did have it’s share of colorful characters. I remeber one guy who wore the same trench coat all summer long sat at Johnny Rockets everyday and told the managers he was god. One day he offered me a microwave from Jesus. Being a downtown location it captured the feel of downtown Long Beach at the time. The box office had a very poor design and remember the lines going a few city blocks when busy. But sad the theater opened and closed in less than 20 years. When it opened it was the first 16 plex in this part of the country
December 17, 1992 grand opening ad in photo section.