Galleria 10

This opened on August 6th, 1992, and closed in 2000 when the Thoroughbred 20 killed it.

Carmike had a somewhat strange fascination with “traditional” movie seating, even when all the other megaplexes were moving to stadium-style seating. They opened this theatre only a few years after they opened Harding Mall 6, and both of them seemed woefully out-of-date on the day they opened. This, along with the fact that the theatre opened before all the interstate improvements to the Mall area were finished, put it a little behind profit-wise. The placement of the building was also very poor — there was only one exit from the lot onto a busy road, and it had a very short light. I can remember being in line waiting to leave the theatre for nearly half an hour after the movie once. Carmike moved to a newly constructed, stadium-seating multiplex just a short drive away and sold the property. The buyers divided the property and sold it to a number of entities, the restaurant included.

Demolished and is now the home of Buca di Beppo restaurant.